World Human Rights Day
On Monday, many conferences, celebrations and activities are organized all over the world for World Human Rights Day. At government level as well as private level and some NGOs also celebrated meetings which are held at difference part of the country. I also attended a meeting in Islamabad, but in reality at that time I wasn’t in my full senses because my thinking abilities weren’t with me. Suddenly I concentrated on the words “World Human Rights Day”, a day for the poor people, who haven’t any right to live, to feed, to think, to earn, to spend, to need, to feel and to have the right for freedom and even more they more they haven’t right to cast vote at their own. They have also same kind of feelings and thoughts about the nation, they are brave like others, they are worried about the country’s situation and they want that they can get same facilities, where their children get education form the same schools, colleges and universities which have equal facilities and equal right for all. It should have same standards for entire nation. Because this day was “World Human Rights Day” organized around the Globe, but it seems that it was only one man show for the Pakistani brave girl Malalah Yousafzy. All the day national and International media displayed the coverage of the conference which was held in Paris (France). The subject of this conference was “Education for Girls”, on this occasion Malalah Fund was also established. President Zardari, former PM Gorden Brown and delegations from different countries attended the conference and stressed upon the importance of education for girls. They also appreciated the bravery of Malalah, and hoped this fund will support education of the girls. President Asif Ali Zardari called Malalah “a symbol of Progressive Pakistan”. That was very bad incident with Malalah and other girls and the coward act of Tliban, and the entire world strongly condemned. More than one million people and 150 former members of French Parliament signed online petition, that Malalah yousafzy should be nominated for the 2013 Nobel Prize for peace. Yet, it has been a brighter side of the issue, but in reality, that Pakistani Nation and the World has forgotten the sacrifices of Pakistani army and most important thing, fellows of Malalah. They were also injured with her, they are also Pakistanies, they also belong to Sawat, they were classmates, having same school, and in the same van, they were also in need of same treatment and they also require same consideration from national and international media, from civil society and also from Governments’ favor. But unfortunately, they aren’t included in Pakistani nation, they are not like the hero of Pakistan like Malalah, they have not same access to media, they have not same rights and their fathers are not able to face Global media. If we will not support the same rights for all, then we will not be able to take steps for the preventions of these kinds of incidents which creates bad impacts on our country’s’ image. We have to organize these conferences for this purpose that, we will implement on the laws of Pakistan and we will give “Equal Rights for all”, not only for Malalah. Then we will be able to bring Peace, love and harmony in our society and then in Pakistan.