Secretary Information Pakistan Muslim League and Member National Assembly Kashmala Tariq while opposing Atia Enayatullah’s Bill on Reproductive Health said that it was not in conformity with Islamic laws. In a press statement issued Saturday, MNA Kashmala Tariq said the Bill which was seeking to facilitate reproductive health and promote reproductive health rights had a lot of problematic areas which needed to be deliberated upon since we live in an Islamic Republic and all the laws must be in conformity with Islam, Quran, Sunnah and Constitution.
She expressed concerns that that bill might be pursuant of foreign agendas some members of NGOs were hard-pushing it to bypass the set procedure.
She said that such things that might be in contravention of Islamic injunctions should be sent to the Council of Islamic Ideology and every party’s opinion should be sought. She said that by using the title of “reproductive health” as a camouflage, they should not try to obfuscate the real purpose of the bill from the general public which included dealing with the sensitive issue of abortion.
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