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Amnesty International criticizes police in Pakistan’s southwest for ‘unlawful use of force’ against protesters

  • Baloch demonstrators had a clash with police in Quetta while protesting enforced disappearances in the province
  • Amnesty urged the Pakistani authorities to ‘drop all charges against peaceful protesters’ in a social media post
By Aamir Saeed ·

Pakistani government commission says 197 new ‘missing persons’ cases reported this year

By NAIMAT KHAN ·

Pakistan says will reconstitute panel on ‘enforced disappearances’ after US report points out rights abuses

By KASHIF IMRAN ·

Baloch activist seeks UN probe into rights violations in Pakistan’s southwest, continues Islamabad protest

By Arab News Pakistan ·

Islamabad court says will summon intelligence officials if ‘missing’ person not found by Wednesday 

By Arab News Pakistan ·
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Pakistan PM vows to reunite all ‘missing persons’ with relatives

By Saadullah Akhtar - Aamir Saeed ·

Pakistan government sets up committee to form policy on ‘enforced disappearances’

By Arab News Pakistan ·
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Pakistan moves to pass enforced disappearances’ law but activists skeptical of will to implement

By KASHIF IMRAN ·

Amnesty asks Pakistan to unveil whereabouts of activist

By AP ·

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