UN Pushes Pakistan To Decriminalize Adultery

[Desert Fox]

Is this not degeneracy ?? Or do you reserve that word only for man-woman relationships ??

Who defended it? This thread is about UN pushing Pakistan to decriminalize zina.

You can open a thread about your topic and I will be happy to give my input on the matter.

Can you name two truly Muslim leaders outside of Pakistan ??

There aren't any in our outside of Pakistan

What does this have anything to do with the OP?

What do you say about the UNO's uselessness in front of NATO's invasions and regime-change operations across the world ??

Many of these societies are former colonies of European powers.

Did you not even read the OP?

What do you mean by that ??

There was no moral basis for the Soviets being anti-gay other than social utilitarianism.

I don't have any information about this.

Look up Putin on video admitting to what you mocked in your last post. It's a fact of history.

I don't know what you mean by that.

Okay well we can discuss it in the third position thread @OsmanAli98 opened.

 

[Hamza913]

https://tribune.com.pk/story/1680776/1-un-wants-consensual-sex-decriminalised-pakistan/


At least now we know from where these orders to allow Feminism and other fahisha in our society are coming from; the 'benevolent' UN. Yes, the UN that can't resolve more pressing issues like holding Israel to account for its genocide in Palestine, India for it's current ethnic cleansing of Kashmiris through deliberate demographic alteration, nor bringing to account the criminal instigators of the Iraq war (Bush, Cheney, Tony Blair), etc.

This article is from 2018

However, since around 2018 we have seen the rise in following social trends within Pakistan:

- Feminist/Womens march

- Open demands for sexually carefree and lewd behavior

- Promotion of said behavior in TV dramas, movies, music, news anchors, etc.

- Push for and uptick in promotion of Homosexual LGBTQ+ agenda

- Attack on family values


Why is the UN more concerned about repealing laws that prohibit zina (premarital/extramarital sexual relations) within Pakistan?

What have the laws prohibiting premarital/extramarital sex in Pakistan have to do with ending the massacre of innocents in Palestine, Yemen, Kashmir, Afghanistan, etc?

Answer: ABSOLUTELY NOTHING!!!


It is simple: the UN is just a another front for promoting Dajjalite culture under the guise of charity and peace.

The losers are the ones readily accepting this sugar-coated poison. At least now we know why such openly anti-Pakistan movements and organizations are being allowed by our leaders to flourish within the country.

And to think that Pakistani troops are deployed under the flags of this Dajjalite organization on "peace keeping" missions while its workers promote Dajjalite ideologies like Feminism to impoverished communities across the world; very similar to the early Colonial Christian missionaries with food in one hand and the bible in the other force converting the colonized "Savages" to the White man's ways after having beaten and subjugated them in the first place.

The Colonists never left, they just changed their strategy. Oh Muslims, how you have been fooled

@Pan-Islamic-Pakistan @Areesh @AUz @PakPrinciples @Taimur Khurram

As you correctly said - as per their own ethical worldview, their priorities are completely misplaced

 

[Village life]

بے حیائی بے ایمانی کی طرف لے جاتی ہے اور یہود و ہنود کا یہ ہتھیار رہا ہے جب یروشلم فتح ہوا تو وہاں کے یہودیوں نے اپنی خوبصورت عورتوں کو نیم برہنہ چھتوں پر کھڑا کیا تھا تا کہ مسلمان بہک جائیں یہ اُنکا پرانا ہتھیار ہے اور وہ اِس ہتھیار کی طاقت کو جانتے ہیں لیکن افسوس تو اُن لیڈروں پے جو کوئی امیر المومنین بننا چاہتا ہے تو کوئی ریاست مدینہ بنا نا چاہتا ہے لیکن درے پردہ جو وہ کرتے ہیں وہ عذاب الٰہی کا ہی متقاضی ہے وہ سمجھتے ہیں کہ ہم عوام کے ساتھ ساتھ اللہ سمیع العلیم کو بھی دھوکہ دے لیں گے نہیں وہ خود دھوکے میں ہیں،

 

[That Guy]

@Alternatiiv @Xestan @That Guy @JackTheRipper

It's for Pakistan to decide, not anyone else. I'll just leave it at that.

 

[Dalit]

It's for Pakistan to decide, not anyone else. I'll just leave it at that.

That is easier said than done in most instances. It is definitely true that most Western donor nations dictate the terms to institutions like the UN. Western nations resort to coercion if developing nations don't fall in line. Having said that, a country like China is an alternative to many developing nations.

UN failed Muslims horribly in Bosnia in 1995. If you look at where the UN gets its money from, it’s really just an American organization.

The UN will never talk about the states in Afg.

Once a UN lawyer, of African origin, wanted to take action regarding US forces’ human rights violations in Afg, said lawyer wasn’t allowed to enter the states anymore. Case closed.

It’s a nice scam naming your organization United Nations to give the perception. Just like Asma Jahangir, who was the lawyer for terrorists, and hung out with RSS goons, her organization is called, human rights commission of Pak...

All for the sake of destroying Islamic values.

The west is a mess and in moral decay despite all there technological advancements. Many westerners look towards animals in nature to see what’s natural behaviour...

In the west families are being destroyed in the name of women empowerment, then mass murderers are produced, void of nurturing love from their mothers.

Western society is a time bomb waiting to go off, as far as social morals are concerned.

This is the reality of what Baba Iqbal meant, that it’s a demon not a fairytale, this deceptive western culture. On a trajectory of social suicide, unsustainable.

If you ask me, women in Pak are, for the most part, far more empowered than the western concept of empowered. They don’t have to work out of the home if they don’t want to, they keep themselves busy frequenting clothing and decor bazaars, rule the home essentially and most importantly contributing to a sustainable social culture by raising children with the love and attention who go forward and become ethical human beings.

More than US and Western donors I blame our current and previous governments for not properly tackling this problem. The state has the final authority in implementing the law. When a government backtracks on issues like screening INGOs there is little hope for correction. The authorities don't control the media or local NGOs which are also responsible for spreading the narrative.

 

[Xestan]

@Alternatiiv @Xestan @That Guy @JackTheRipper

Like, what am I supposed to do with this tag?