India-Canada Row: 'Stop hate speech and attacks on places of worship' India scolds Canada in UN

India-Canada Row: India has recommended Canada stop attacks on places of worship and curb hate speech. This proposal was presented during the review meeting of the United Nations Human Rights Council. Diplomats from India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka shared their recommendations in this meeting.

According to news agency ANI, Indian diplomat Mohammad Hussain addressed the issue at the council meeting. During this time he mentioned legislative acts such as the National Housing Strategy Act and the Accessible Canada Act. 'We note the enactment of the National Housing Strategy Act, the Accessible Canada Act, and the National Strategy to Combat Human Trafficking,' Hussain said while addressing the UNHRC review meeting.

India's recommendation to Canada

India also recommended that Canada strengthen its domestic framework to prevent abuse of freedom of expression and especially incitement to violence. Additionally, India urged Canada to reject the activities of groups promoting extremism and stop attacks on places of worship of religious and ethnic minorities.

India recommends Canada strengthen its domestic framework to prevent abuse of freedom of expression, reject activities of groups that incite violence and promote extremism, and effectively stop attacks on places of worship of religious and ethnic minorities. of.

Canada should intensify efforts against racism, hate speech

Bangladeshi diplomat Abdullah Al Forhad commended Canada's progress in human rights protection and acknowledged the ongoing implementation of its strategy to combat human trafficking. However, Bangladesh recommended that Canada intensify efforts against racism, hate speech, hate crimes, and discrimination against immigrants and Muslim minorities. He also called for measures to reduce carbon emissions and urged international cooperation in addressing the effects of climate change.

Sri Lankan diplomat Thilini Jayasekara also recommended

Meanwhile, Sri Lankan diplomat Thilini Jayasekara also recommended Canada join the Convention on the Protection of Rights of All Migrant Workers. It also called for taking measures against racial discrimination affecting the rights of immigrants, countering misinformation against minority communities, and strengthening their national mechanisms for comprehensive reporting and follow-up on international human rights recommendations.

dispute between Canada and india

It is noteworthy that Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had confirmed the claim of India's involvement in the murder of Sikh separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar. This created a fresh sourness in Canada's bilateral relations with India.

Earlier on Saturday, Canadian PM Justin Trudeau had accused New Delhi of violating the Vienna Convention by 'expelling' 40 diplomats. Let us tell you that last month, Canada recalled 41 diplomats from India and also stopped its visa and consular services in Chandigarh, Mumbai, and Bengaluru consulates given the central government's decision to snatch their immunity.

However, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) responded by saying that no international norms were violated in India. Notably, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Canada has been unable to produce any evidence to prove its claims on the murder.

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