Re: Kashmir: Blood, Toil and dead bodies.
^^^ What you wrote is not true. World do care for all oppressed people, but … well, there is this bloody ‘But’ there. J
Anyhow, let see.
1: In Burma, Burmese government are persecuting Muslims … Rohingya Muslims.
2: In China, Chinese government are persecuting Muslims … Uyghurs (Turkish) Muslims
3: In Russia, Russian government are persecuting Muslims … Chechnyan Muslims
4: In Palestine, Israeli government are persecuting Palestinians (mostly Muslims).
5: In Kashmir, Indian government are persecuting Kashmiri Muslims.
In 3 cases (1, 2 and 3), persecution is happening on people who are living in their own lands, but their lands are internationally recognised as part of the country whose government is persecuting them.
In 2 of those 3 cases (China and Russia), Muslims are different ethnicity, have different history, and are fighting for independence too.
On the other hand, in 2 case, persecution is happening on people whose lands are under occupation. On one of occupied land, there is dispute too, and Pakistan is partner in that dispute.
Now think, what is Pakistani response to all those 5 cases?
1: Pakistan might have raised voice occasionally, but nothing practical,
2: Pakistan is quite.
3: Pakistan is quite.
4: Pakistan active step is ‘no relation with Israel’. Pakistan occasionally raise voice against this persecution too, though Pakistan is mostly quite. Some Pakistanis even believe that since Pakistan is not directly involved, Pakistan should even recognize Israel and should have some relationship with Israel.
5: Here things are different. Even though Pakistan recognize India, have limited trade with India, and both countries sit on many exclusive forums, Pakistan is actively involved. Not just because India is persecuting Kashmiri Muslims but because Kashmiris are not willing to live under occupation and Pakistan is also directly involved in that area.
One should also recognize that, this involvement is not just for land but people too, as India has occupied Pakistani land (not disputed, but actual land that belongs to Pakistan), but where people were pro-India (like Junagarh). But since people are fine (and not persecuted), Pakistani keep quite.
There are many cases where Pakistan (rather whole world) is quite, when persecution happens within international boundary of a country over their internationally recognized citizens. For instance, Pakistan is mostly quiet about:
Persecution of Sikhs in India.
Persecution of Lower caste in India.
Persecution of Muslims in India.
Persecution of Christians in India.
Persecution of Armenians in Turkey.
Persecution of ‘Shia and Sunni’ in KSA.
Persecution of Shia in Bahrain.
Persecution of Kurds in Turkey.
Persecution of Druze in Syria.
Persecution of Buddhist in Malaysia.
Persecution of Muslims in Thailand.
Persecution of Uyghurs in China
Persecution of Chechnyans in Russia
And so on.
So, I hope you could understand the situation and would see the difference. :)