Ban In Britain: Britain has banned human rights abusers, corrupt officials and institutions, including Maulana, accused of forcibly converting and forcibly marrying girls from religious minority communities, including Hindus, in Pakistan. Britain has banned a total of 30 individuals, officials and institutions.
Mian Abdul of Bharchundi Sharif Dargah located in Ghotki, Sindh province in Pakistan, in the new list of banned people and organizations released on Friday (December 9) on the occasion of International Anti-Corruption Day and Human Rights Day by British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly. Haq also has a name.
Statement by James Cleverly
The list of bans names people and organizations involved in torturing prisoners, asking soldiers to rape women, and atrocity. James Cleverly said, “We have a duty to promote free and open societies around the world.” He said, the sanctions imposed by us today will expose those who are behind the gross violations of our basic rights. We are committed to using every means at our disposal to secure a future for Freedom Over Fear.
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Maulana Haq is a political leader. He is locally influential in Sindh. He has been criticized for many years for forcibly converting most of the Hindus in the province. Britain’s sanctions list states, Maulana Mian Abdul Haq of Bharchundi Dargah in Ghotki, Sindh is responsible for forced marriages and forced conversions of non-Muslims and minors.
property will be confiscated in the UK
People on the list of banned people will have their property confiscated in the UK and their travel banned. With this, no UK citizen or company will be able to have any kind of business relationship with them, nor will they be able to give them money. People from Russia, Uganda, Myanmar and Iran are also included in this ban. Andrey Tishenin, a member of the Russian Federal Security Service in Crimea, and Artur Shambazov, a senior official of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea, have been banned for torturing Alexander Kostenko of Ukraine in 2015.
Apart from this, a ban has been imposed on the judge and prosecutor of Russia. Ten officials associated with Iran’s judiciary and prison system have also been banned. Myanmar’s junta (military ruler) has been banned over allegations of rape and sexual violence.
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