WASHINGTON: The United States on Thursday hinted on considering
the dossier provided by Pakistan on the atrocities being committed by Indian
army in the Occupied Kashmir.
To a question regarding the Pakistani dossier, deputy
spokesperson of US Department of State Mark Toner said the US ‘certainly’ will
look into any credible allegations of human rights abuses wherever they occur.
During a press briefing, he said, “We get information and seek
out information from a variety of sources, and we judge that information, the
credibility of those – that information in compiling the report. We certainly
will look into any credible allegations of human rights abuses wherever they occur”.
Toner said that United States’ position on Kashmir hasn’t
changed.
“There’s a lot of contentious issues between India and Pakistan,
but the two countries we would encourage to take a more conciliatory approach
to each other and to work through some of these issues for the greater good of
the region”, he added.
He said that the US wants to see greater cooperation and greater
dialogue between Pakistan and India.
“It’s frankly to the benefit of both countries. That includes,
certainly, security issues. We want to see tensions go down, and we want to
see, as I said, a greater cooperation between the two countries”.
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