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Declare BRI projects between China and Pakistan as illegal: activist urges UN
Geneva: A prominent political activist from Pakistan Occupied Kashmir has urged the United Nations to declare Belt and Road Initiative projects between China and Pakistan as illegal and said Islamabad is committing war crimes in the Gilgit-Baltistan region.
While making at intervention during the 45th Session of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, Amjad Ayub Mirza said: " Pakistan is attempting to illegally make Gilgit- Baltistan her fifth province."
He said: "By attacking the state of Jammu Kashmir and Gilgit Agency, Pakistan has committed a war of aggression, crime against peace and crime against humanity, all I wish tend to amount to war crimes"
Amjad Ayub Mirza from Center of Environment and Management studies speaks of the serious human rights violations in the territory of Gilgit Baltistan and points to China-Pakistan nexus in Pakistan occupied Kashmir.
— Amit Malviya (@amitmalviya) September 24, 2020
He demands in the council that Pakistan be tried for war crimes. pic.twitter.com/gqusg7yWxe
He said the region is facing double colonialisation as China joins Pakistan under the Belt and Road initiative.
He said the natural resource in the region has been plundered.
He said: "I demand that Pakistan be tried for war crimes and that the world should collectively demand the withdrawal of the Pakistan Army from our lands. That all belt and road initiative projects between Pakistan and China should be declared illegal by the United Nation."
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