BRIMINGHAM: Chaudhary Muhammad Ashraf, political adviser PTI Hamber Region termed the incident as a “senseless and provocative Islamophobic act that hurts the religious sensitivities of over 1.5 billion Muslims around the world.” Such actions are “not covered under any legitimate expression of the right to freedom of expression or opinion, which carries responsibilities under international human rights law, such as the obligation not to carry out hate speech and incite people to violence,” he added in a statement.
He further said that the“act of insulting the sacred values of the Muslims all over the world in the guise of ‘freedom of expression’.”
He urged the Swedish government to punish the perpetrators of this act. He also urged Stockholm not to allow such people to take provocative actions against the Islamic religion and Muslims in
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