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DONATE TO PRIME MINISTER’S COVID-19 PANDEMIC RELIEF FUND-2020

The Prime Minister COVID-19 Relief Fund has been established to deal with the impact on the economy and the healthcare infrastructure of Pakistan. Accordingly , the Embassy of Pakistan, Copenhagen has opened a separate bank account (details given below) for the purpose of collection of cash donations from our community and friends of Pakistan.

Account Registration: 4001, Account Number:12639066, IBAN: 1230000012639066, SWIFT Code: DABADKKK, Bank Name: Danske Bank.

For sending donations directly to Pakistan, please follow the link to National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) website (http://www.ndma.gov.pk/).

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August 7th, 11:51 am

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August 6th, 9:27 am

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Embassy of Pakistan Denmark

August 5th, 3:51 pm

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Youm-e-Istehsal – 5th August 2020

The Government and the people of Pakistan and the Pakistani and Kashmiri diaspora around the world are observing 5th August 2020 as Youm-e-Istehsal (Day of Exploitation). This day marks one year since the Indian Government took illegal actions to change the internationally accepted status of the Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK). Today also marks 365 days of continuous military siege and crackdown imposed by India on the people of the IIOJK by the Indian illegal occupation forces.

The actions taken by India on 5th August 2019 are in violation of the resolutions of the United Nations Security Council that have guaranteed the people of Jammu and Kashmir the right of self-determination through a free and fair plebiscite. The people of IIOJK have rejected these actions.

During the last one year, the people of IIOJK have suffered the worst human rights violations that should wake up the consciences of the international community and the defenders of human rights. Since the imposition of the military siege, the people of IIOJK have been subjected to Indian brutality on a daily basis. The Indian government has put the entire political leadership of IIOJK in prison or under house arrest and has arbitrarily detained more than 13,000 political leaders, lawyers, activists and have not even spared young children. Extrajudicial killings of the Kashmiri youth and cordon and search operations are a daily feature.

The military siege has affected all facets of human life in the territory particularly the economic life. Due to the military siege, supply of food and medical supplies to the people of IIOJK has been curtailed. Continued lockdown, ruthless military operations, media blackouts, curfew, check posts at every corner and roadblocks have further created the environment of horror. The curtailment of the medical facilities has resulted in a higher incidence of Covid-19 infections in IIOJK than in the rest of India.

India is also trying to change the demographics of IIOJK through settlement of non-resident Indians and giving them the right to acquire physical property in the territory. This action is a violation of international law, the resolutions of the United Nations Security Council and the 4th Geneva Convention.

The human rights violations being perpetrated in IIOJK are being recorded by the International human rights organizations. The Secretary General of the United Nations and the High Commissioner for Human Rights have expressed concern over these human rights violations. The UN Secretary General has particularly expressed concern over the child casualties in IIOJK and has called upon the Indian government to take protective measures including ending the use of pellets against children. The Organization of Islamic Cooperation and its Independent Permanent Human Rights Commission have condemned the human rights violations.

The matter is also under consideration in the European Union. The Vice President of the European Parliament, along with 14 Members of European Parliament, have addressed a joint letter to the President of the European Commission, Ms. Ursula Von Der Leyen and High Representative/Vice President of the European Commission, Mr. Josep Borrell, on the grim human rights situation in the Indian Occupied Jammu and Kashmir. The EU High Representative has voiced concern over the arrest of political leaders, activists and human rights defenders in the aftermath of the 5th August 2019 actions by the Indian government.

It is incumbent on the international community and human rights loving people to raise their voice against the human rights violations being committed by India in IIOJK. The United Nations must implement its Security Council Resolutions on Jammu & Kashmir dispute, end the brutal military occupation of Indian security forces in IIOJK and respect the political aspirations of Kashmiri people by granting them the right to self-determination through holding a free and fair plebiscite under the UN auspices.

The Government and the people of Pakistan will steadfastly support the just cause of the people of Jammu and Kashmir. We will continue to raise our voice until the Kashmiri people will attain their right of self-determination. We are certain that the Kashmir cause will come to fruition.

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CONSULAR NOTICE BOARD

New Consular Hours

The consular section of the Embassy is open on Monday – Friday (9:00 am to 12:00 pm).

Phone calls are answered on Monday-Friday between 1230-1430hrs

NADRA Advice Bureaus Are Unauthorized Entities

It has come to the notice of the Embassy of Pakistan Copenhagen that some recently established self-styled “NADRA Advice Bureaus” are charging money from the applicants for helping them submit their Online NADRA Applications.

The Embassy clarifies that these “NADRA Advice Bureaus” operating at some places in Denmark are unauthorized entities, not sanctioned by the Embassy.

It may be noted that the Online Application Service for NICOP/PoC was started to facilitate the applicants to submit their NICOP/PoC applications from any place of convenience.

Since such Bureaus have no official authorization to operate, the Embassy will not be responsible for loss of money or theft of information of the applicants. Some of the applicants are already facing difficulties in NICOP processing due to fudging in their applications by the above mentioned Bureaus.

The purported “NADRA Advice Bureaus” are also warned that any use of the logo of the Government of Pakistan would be illegal and liable to prosecution.

The Pakistani community members, in their own interest, are advised to beware of the situation.

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