Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif delivered a heartfelt message on World Refugee Day, emphasizing the harsh realities faced by refugees. She stated clearly, “Being a refugee is not a crime, it is a cruel compulsion.”
Nawaz highlighted that no one chooses to become a refugee willingly; rather, people are forced to leave their homes and lands to save their lives. She expressed compassion towards refugees displaced by war and conflict, reminding the public that wars eventually end but the scars on displaced individuals persist.
The Chief Minister urged society to recognize the plight of refugees as human suffering rather than criminal behavior. Her statement underlines the need for:
- Empathy towards refugees
- Support for those struggling to rebuild their lives
This message from Punjab’s top leader comes at a crucial time when millions worldwide face displacement due to ongoing conflicts. The Chief Minister’s remarks bring important awareness to refugee issues within the Punjab region and beyond.
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