With the swearing in of Musharraf's successor, Asif Ali Zardari, thePakistani government should act immediately to reverse the country'shuman rights record.
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL. PUBLIC STATEMENT. 8 September 2008. AI Index No: ASA 33/024/2008. Pakistan: New president should reverse legacy of human rights abuses. ...
On the 25th International Day of the Disappeared, Amnesty International and Amina Janjua, the founder of Defence of Human Rights, called upon the Pakistan governm
1) Escaping prisoners killed in cold blood in Cameroon 2) Denying the undeniable: enforced disappearances in Pakistan 3) Fears of forced returns to Eritrea 4) Arrest ...
This brief report provides information on enforced disappearance in six countries in the Asia Pacific region. Insights into the situation of enforced disappearances ...
This appeal focuses on Masood Ahmed Janjua, a businessman from Rawalpindi, who “disappeared” on 30 July 2005 while travelling on a bus to Peshawar with Faisal ...
Since late 2001, hundreds of people suspected of links to terrorist activity have been arbitrarily detained in Pakistan and held in secret facilities. Denied access ...
Atiq-ur Rehman, a 29-year-old scientist and officer of Pakistan’s Atomic Energy Commission, was apprehended in Abbotabad, North West Frontier Province on 25 June ...
In 2006 the Supreme Court took up regular hearings of petitions filed on behalf of Pakistan's 'disappeared'. However, in November 2007, Pervez Musharraf imposed ...
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