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Fawad for capacity building of institutions to counter anti-Pakistan propaganda by inimical countries
Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Chaudhry Fawad Hussain on Wednesday said the media was an important tool of narrative building and warfare at the international level. Addressing a seminar on “Lawfare and Pakistan”, organized by the Centre for Law and Security (CLAS) here, he said the capacity building of institutions was vital to counter […]
Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Chaudhry Fawad Hussain on Wednesday said the media was an important tool of narrative building and warfare at the international level.
Addressing a seminar on “Lawfare and Pakistan”, organized by the Centre for Law and Security (CLAS) here, he said the capacity building of institutions was vital to counter the anti-Pakistan propaganda of inimical countries.
He said in the war against terrorism, over 70,000 Pakistanis were martyred but not a single book or research study was not available in the West highlighting Pakistan’s sacrifices.
Referring to a global network of over 800 pro-Indian fake websites and think-tanks unearthed last year, he said they were being used to defame Pakistan and influence decision-making in the world.
The minister said a lot of work had been done on international law at the international level. He opined that Pakistan had several senior legal experts having great experience in international law who were an asset for the nation, but there was a need to introduce modern technology at the institutional level to meet the new challenges at fast pace.
He said facing the challenges posed by the modern times was difficult but not impossible as there was no dearth of human resources. The challenges could be overcome with unity and capacity building of the institutions, he added.
Fawad said with over 85 million people having died in the Second World War, a new thinking emerged that the world could not afford such wars in future and the term ‘lawfare’, which could be interpreted as law and security strategy, was coined. The colonial and oppressive powers, he added, used the ‘lawfare’ to crush the subjugated people by using international law to achieve their ulterior motives. Many states had been using the ‘lawfare’ to damage the interests of their rival countries, the minister said.
