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Minorities are enjoying full rights in Pakistan; Shahbaz Bhatti tells German MP
ISLAMABAD: November 17, 2009. (The News) Member of the German Federal Parliament Mrs Marieluise Beck and Ambassador of Germany to Pakistan Dr. Michael Koch called on Minister for Minorities Affairs Shahbaz Bhatti here on Monday.
During the meeting, matters pertaining to mutual interest and promoting inter-faith harmony came under discussion.
The minister told the ambassador that the conditions to protect human rights are improving in the country under the umbrella of democratic government.
He said that minorities are enjoying full rights in the country and there is complete religious harmony.
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