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India raised the issue of Pakistan and China violating India's territorial integrity at the 39th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council.

Ambassador Virander Paul, Deputy Permanent Representative of India to UN in Geneva on Friday brought to the attention of the Council the issue of an intervention made by Pakistan mentioning "China-Pakistan Economic Corridor" (CPEC) during a discussion on 'Report of the Working Group on the Right to Development'.


Ambassador Paul said that such an intervention went against the principles enshrined in UNGA Resolution 41/128. "Regarding the so-called 'China-Pakistan Economic Corridor', which is being projected as the flagship project of the 'Belt and Road Initiative' (BRI), the international community is well aware of India's position. No country can accept a project that ignores its core concerns on sovereignty and territorial integrity", he said.

Reaffirming India's commitment to the implementation of the 'Right to Development', the Indian diplomat said, "India shares the international community's desire for enhancing physical connectivity and believes that it should bring greater economic benefits to all in an equitable and balanced manner."

Earlier, the representative of Pakistan spoke of that country's multifaceted approach towards development, including structural reforms, investment-friendly policies and social safety nets for the vulnerable.

CPEC, according to the Pakistani representative, is a "key" regional initiative for connectivity and the shared prosperity of nations and was a practical example of the realization of the right to development by fuelling economic growth in the region. The representative tried to highlight that similar regional projects could promote international cooperation for development and operationalize the right to development.

For India, CPEC and the BRI (as CPEC is a part of China's BRI) are both violative of India's territorial integrity as the projects in CPEC run through Pakistan Occupied Territory (Azad Kashmir) which India claims as part of undivided Jammu and Kashmir which is an integral part of India.

https://www.indiatoday.in/india/sto...rial-integrity-india-to-un-1340215-2018-09-15
 
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India raised the issue of Pakistan and China violating India's territorial integrity at the 39th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council.

Ambassador Virander Paul, Deputy Permanent Representative of India to UN in Geneva on Friday brought to the attention of the Council the issue of an intervention made by Pakistan mentioning "China-Pakistan Economic Corridor" (CPEC) during a discussion on 'Report of the Working Group on the Right to Development'.


Ambassador Paul said that such an intervention went against the principles enshrined in UNGA Resolution 41/128. "Regarding the so-called 'China-Pakistan Economic Corridor', which is being projected as the flagship project of the 'Belt and Road Initiative' (BRI), the international community is well aware of India's position. No country can accept a project that ignores its core concerns on sovereignty and territorial integrity", he said.

Reaffirming India's commitment to the implementation of the 'Right to Development', the Indian diplomat said, "India shares the international community's desire for enhancing physical connectivity and believes that it should bring greater economic benefits to all in an equitable and balanced manner."

Earlier, the representative of Pakistan spoke of that country's multifaceted approach towards development, including structural reforms, investment-friendly policies and social safety nets for the vulnerable.

CPEC, according to the Pakistani representative, is a "key" regional initiative for connectivity and the shared prosperity of nations and was a practical example of the realization of the right to development by fuelling economic growth in the region. The representative tried to highlight that similar regional projects could promote international cooperation for development and operationalize the right to development.

For India, CPEC and the BRI (as CPEC is a part of China's BRI) are both violative of India's territorial integrity as the projects in CPEC run through Pakistan Occupied Territory (Azad Kashmir) which India claims as part of undivided Jammu and Kashmir which is an integral part of India.

https://www.indiatoday.in/india/sto...rial-integrity-india-to-un-1340215-2018-09-15
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India say something UN on Kashmir, LAMO. First India must comply with UN resolution on Kashmir and then we see.
 
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India raised the issue of Pakistan and China violating India's territorial integrity at the 39th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council.

Ambassador Virander Paul, Deputy Permanent Representative of India to UN in Geneva on Friday brought to the attention of the Council the issue of an intervention made by Pakistan mentioning "China-Pakistan Economic Corridor" (CPEC) during a discussion on 'Report of the Working Group on the Right to Development'.


Ambassador Paul said that such an intervention went against the principles enshrined in UNGA Resolution 41/128. "Regarding the so-called 'China-Pakistan Economic Corridor', which is being projected as the flagship project of the 'Belt and Road Initiative' (BRI), the international community is well aware of India's position. No country can accept a project that ignores its core concerns on sovereignty and territorial integrity", he said.

Reaffirming India's commitment to the implementation of the 'Right to Development', the Indian diplomat said, "India shares the international community's desire for enhancing physical connectivity and believes that it should bring greater economic benefits to all in an equitable and balanced manner."

Earlier, the representative of Pakistan spoke of that country's multifaceted approach towards development, including structural reforms, investment-friendly policies and social safety nets for the vulnerable.

CPEC, according to the Pakistani representative, is a "key" regional initiative for connectivity and the shared prosperity of nations and was a practical example of the realization of the right to development by fuelling economic growth in the region. The representative tried to highlight that similar regional projects could promote international cooperation for development and operationalize the right to development.

For India, CPEC and the BRI (as CPEC is a part of China's BRI) are both violative of India's territorial integrity as the projects in CPEC run through Pakistan Occupied Territory (Azad Kashmir) which India claims as part of undivided Jammu and Kashmir which is an integral part of India.

https://www.indiatoday.in/india/sto...rial-integrity-india-to-un-1340215-2018-09-15
Supa cryer come and get it if its yours
 
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Didn't India claim that CPEC is of no importance? Also a massive debt trap for Pakistan. Why oppose it if it will hurt Pakistan? That should be good news for India, right?

LOL at Indian territory. We will break Indian necks.

It is of no importance. No one opposes it - just opposing it in the part which India claims. This is nothing new. You do the same when India talks about getting rid of Article 370 or changing the status quo in any fashion.
 
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It is of no importance. No one opposes it - just opposing it in the part which India claims. This is nothing new. You do the same when India talks about getting rid of Article 370 or changing the status quo in any fashion.
Don't you indians feel shame on ur randi rona in UN assembly as you don't see UN third negotiating party ?

You cry in UN for Kashmir dispute and at the same time you don't act on UN resolution !
 
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