Voice For Peace

In the ever-evolving dynamics of international relations, Pakistan's recent pivot in its Afghan policy marks a significant departure from its earlier stance, adding a layer of complexity to the already intricate situation in the region. The shift, articulated by Pakistan’s Permanent Representative at the United Nations, Munir Akram, during a UN Security Council session on the current situation in Afghanistan, introduces new conditions for future engagements with the Afghan Taliban. This nuanced transformation is a response to the escalating tensions between Pakistan and the Afghan government, particularly concerning the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP), which has been carrying out terrorist attacks on Pakistani soil. For a substantial period after the fall of Kabul in August 2021, Pakistan actively urged the international community to engage with the Afghan Taliban, considering them a political reality that needed acknowledgment and interaction. The global community, however, held ...

  In a democratic society, the integrity of the electoral process is paramount, ensuring the voice of the people is accurately represented. Recently, the Pakistan Bar Council (PBC) and Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA) have expressed apprehensions about the transparency, integrity, and fairness of the electoral process under the current chief election commissioner (CEC). This raises significant concerns about the upcoming general elections and the need for urgent intervention by the Supreme Court (SC) to address these issues. The PBC's Concerns: Leaders from the PBC have articulated their concerns regarding discrepancies in election procedures, delimitations, and seat allocations. Haroon-ur-Rashid and Hassan Raza Pasha, representing the PBC, contend that the general elections lack fairness in the presence of the incumbent CEC. The emphasis is on the importance of transparent elections, advocating for a level-playing field and equal opportunities to ensure transparency and fairne...

  In the heart of the Gaza Strip, amid the chaos and destruction, the call for peace echoes from the Bajaur tribal areas of Pakistan, a region situated on the Pak-Afghan border. Voice For Peace, an organization rooted in this troubled borderland, reiterates its plea for an immediate cessation of violence in Gaza and other parts of Palestine. The organization urges world leaders to seize this crucial moment to closely monitor the situation, delve into the root causes of terrorism, and work tirelessly towards finding a peaceful solution to a crisis that poses a grave threat to world peace. The recent surge of violence in Gaza has drawn international attention and condemnation. Israel's relentless campaign against Hamas has left a staggering toll on civilians, particularly women and children. The United Nations Security Council is poised to vote on a resolution calling for an urgent and sustainable cessation of hostilities in Gaza, reflecting the growing global concern over the escala...

  In a shocking revelation that has left the nation scratching its collective head, Maulana Fazlur Rehman, the chief of the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam (F) party, declared on Sunday that international organizations, including the UN, have taken control of Pakistan's politics. In a spirited address that covered everything from global conspiracies to the woes of madrassa teachers, Maulana Fazl left no stone unturned. According to the Maulana, international human rights organizations are not just influencing decisions in Pakistan; they're practically running the show. Forget about the Constitution and local laws; it seems we've all been unknowingly living in a world where decisions are made by an obscure committee in a distant land. Perhaps there's a secret handshake involved, but Maulana Fazl didn't get into those details. To add insult to injury, Fazlur Rehman dropped the bombshell that the World Bank is pulling the strings of Pakistan's economy. Move over, finance mini...

  In recent diplomatic developments, Pakistan has taken a proactive stance on the global stage, addressing critical issues that affect not only its own security but also the broader landscape of international peace and justice. Pakistan's Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Usman Jadoon, highlighted the alarming trend of banned terrorist organization Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) acquiring modern weaponry for carrying out attacks in the country. Simultaneously, Pakistan's Permanent Representative, Munir Akram, urged the establishment of a special tribunal to investigate Israel's alleged war crimes against Palestinians. These initiatives underscore Pakistan's commitment to global peace, security, and justice. Addressing the Threat of Terrorism: During a UN Security Council open debate on the threat posed by the diversion, illicit trafficking, and misuse of small arms and light weapons, Deputy Permanent Representative Usman Jadoon brought attention t...

  In the midst of the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, the call for peace is echoing louder than ever. The organization "Voice For Peace" has reiterated its plea for an immediate cessation of violence in the region, emphasizing the need to draw wisdom from the Quran to find a lasting solution to the Palestine issue, which has been a longstanding source of conflict. The situation on the ground remains dire, with recent Israeli strikes on Gaza City causing casualties and hitting vital infrastructure, including the YMCA headquarters that was sheltering displaced people. The escalating violence and tension in the region often give rise to terrorism, further complicating the situation. Quranic Wisdom for Peace The Quran, the holy book of Islam, provides guidance on the principles of peace, justice, and compassion. Several verses can be drawn upon to emphasize the importance of seeking peaceful resolutions to conflicts. One such verse is from Surah Al-Baqarah (2:208): "O ...

In a recent address to party workers, Maulana Fazlur Rehman, the chief of Jamiat Ulema-i-Islam (JUI-F), claimed that Pakistan is under economic pressure from various quarters to recognize Israel. The religious and political leader also alleged that the previous government led by Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) was supported by external forces, with a hidden agenda of withdrawing support from Kashmir, recognizing Israel, and disintegrating Pakistan. These statements shed light on the intricate dynamics of international relations, regional conflicts, and the challenges faced by Pakistan. In this article, we will explore the implications of Maulana Fazlur Rehman's claims and the broader context surrounding Pakistan's stance on Israel. The Israel Recognition Debate: The assertion that Pakistan is facing external pressure to recognize Israel raises questions about the diplomatic strategies and geopolitical considerations at play. Recognizing Israel has historically been a contentious...