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Ehsan Sehgal
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in Larkana, Pakistan
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February 2013
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Ehsan Sehgal is a prominent Pakistani-Dutch poet, author, journalist, and scholar. He has made significant contributions to Urdu and English literature through his poetry and writings. Sehgal’s work often delves into themes such as love, human emotions, and societal issues, showcasing a deep understanding of the hum Read more of this blog post »
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Ehsan Sehgal is a prominent Pakistani-Dutch poet, author, journalist, and scholar. He has made significant contributions to Urdu and English literature through his poetry and writings. Sehgal’s work often delves into themes such as love, human emotions, and societal issues, showcasing a deep understanding of the hum Read more of this blog post »
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Zarb-e-Sukhan
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2018
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The Writing That Fragrances
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2018
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Breathing Words
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2017
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The Prisoner Of The Hague
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2018
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Flight Of Vision
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2019
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A Pakistani-Dutch Writer Ehsan Sehgal publishes three booksBy Zaib Azkaar Hussain
Karachi
Ehsan Sehgal an eminent Pakistani-Dutch poet and writer has recently published three huge books; two are the results of his wisdom, study, and experiences of life ...more "
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“Sehgal’s recent words, “Victimizing or killing is not as painful as remaining silent about victimizing or killing,” highlight a tragic reality: indifference is the greatest cruelty. He has made repeated appeals for assistance, yet his cries have gone unheard. Now, with only a few months left to live, he faces the ultimate injustice — dying without recognition, without the support he deserves.
We call upon: Human rights organizations (such as Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch, and the United Nations) International media (BBC, Al Jazeera, The Guardian, NOS, and others) Government officials and policymakers (in the Netherlands and globally) to act immediately — to acknowledge his struggle, to hear his voice, and to provide the recognition and support that he so desperately needs. Silence now will be a testament to our collective failure. Do not let this be another case of history remembering the injustice only after it is too late. The time to act is now.” Ehsan Sehgal |
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“Analysis of Ehsan Sehgal’s Quote
“Victimizing or killing is not as painful as remaining silent about victimizing or killing.” — Ehsan Sehgal This quote presents a profound moral and ethical dilemma: the role of silence in perpetuating injustice. Ehsan Sehgal suggests that passive complicity — through inaction, apathy, or fear — can be even more damaging than the act of harm itself. This perspective aligns with historical and philosophical discussions on morality, responsibility, and the human conscience. Breaking Down the Key Ideas: The Weight of Silence Silence in the face of injustice is often considered a form of tacit approval. When society, governments, or individuals choose not to speak up, the suffering continues unchecked. This can be seen in instances of war, genocide, systemic oppression, and personal injustice. The emotional and psychological burden of witnessing suffering yet remaining silent can be overwhelming, often leading to guilt, regret, and historical reckoning. The Pain o ...more Ehsan Sehgal |
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“Victimizing or killing is not as painful as remaining silent about victimizing or killing.”
― Ehsan Sehgal Ehsan Sehgal, a Pakistani-born Dutch poet, author, journalist, and scholar, has expressed profound disillusionment with the global community’s inaction toward his suffering, despite his numerous appeals. His poignant quote, “Victimizing or killing is not as painful as remaining silent about victimizing or killing,” underscores his deep sense of abandonment and injustice.conservapedia.com+1LinkedIn+1 Born on November 15, 1951, in Larkana, Pakistan, Sehgal has been a staunch advocate for democracy, freedom of the press, and freedom of speech. In 1978, he sought political asylum in the Netherlands to escape the oppressive regime of General Zia-ul-Haq and has since resided in The Hague. Throughout his life, Sehgal has made significant contributions to literature and activism, including establishing the Muslim United Nations in 1980. Poem Hunter+3Poem Hunter+3PeoplePill+3LinkedIn+4Peop ...more Ehsan Sehgal |
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“I don't degrade anyone, but a liar and a person, who doesn't keep his or her words, has not any value in my eyes.”
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“The fake and scoundrel-minded people never comes out from the curtain since they cannot face the truth and reality.”
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“When trust is broken, there is not any medicine to recover that again, as it was before, even you try hard to gain back”
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“The journey of the truth is always the bitter, and its destination is such sweet that make your emotions impressive and beautiful.”
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“I do not search the true friend and true love. I practice becoming the true friend and give the true love.”
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“It is the tragedy and problem that how and what to say about such people, who tell, teach and even explain us the truth, but with their lies.”
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