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A 2025 court ruling banned religiously discriminatory job ads in Pakistan, but such practices persist due to deep-seated bias.
A 2025 Islamabad High Court ruling declared that advertising sanitation jobs for Christians only is unconstitutional, violating Pakistan’s constitutional rights to equality and human dignity.
Despite this legal victory, discriminatory job ads persist in open and coded forms, reflecting deep-rooted societal and institutional biases.
Non-Sunni minorities including Christians, Hindus, Sikhs, and Ahmadis continue to face systemic discrimination, with many avoiding challenges due to fear or lack of access to justice.
The ruling highlights the gap between legal progress and entrenched social hierarchies, underscoring that lasting change requires more than court decisions—it demands long-term societal transformation.
Un fallo judicial de 2025 prohibió los anuncios de trabajo discriminatorios por motivos religiosos en Pakistán, pero tales prácticas persisten debido al sesgo profundamente arraigado.