• FO said the allegations were part of a misinformation campaign against Pakistan.
• “There is no problem that poses any threat to any national.”
• It added that Pakistan is a parliamentary democracy with a vibrant civil society.

Islamabad: Pakistan flatly rejected “unconfirmed media reports” on Tuesday, saying that Islamabad is suppressing overseas dissidents.

The spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri (Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri) said in response to media allegations that Pakistani institutions are cracking down on overseas Pakistanis, peddling “unverified” and “false” against Pakistan for any news media. “Statement” provides a platform. Unfortunately.

The spokesman said: “There is no doubt that any nationals of any country, including Pakistani nationals living anywhere, are threatened under any pretext.”

Chaudhri pointed out that these allegations appear to be part of a “blatant and ongoing misinformation campaign against Pakistan” with the aim of discrediting the country and its national institutions.

The spokesperson said: “Pakistan is a parliamentary democracy with a vibrant civil society, free media and an independent judiciary. It remains fully committed to promoting and protecting the human rights of all citizens without discrimination.”

Chaudhri added that our firm commitment to the right to freedom of opinion and expression is reflected in many vibrant media channels and newspapers in the country.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded to a report published in protector, Claiming that British security officials and European intelligence agencies have stated that the lives of Pakistani dissidents living in the area are at risk.

The publication said: “It is understood that British security sources are concerned that Pakistan, as a powerful ally of the United Kingdom-especially on intelligence issues-may be prepared to target individuals on British territory.”