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Pakistan· LahorePakistan: Human Rights Lawyers Sentenced to 10 Years on Terrorism Charges
Two prominent human rights lawyers in Pakistan received 10-year prison sentences on terrorism-related charges, drawing international criticism over due process concerns.
Background
Pakistan has a history of using anti-terrorism laws against dissidents and critics, raising concerns about freedom of expression and the rule of law. International human rights organizations frequently monitor the country's legal system regarding such cases.
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Human Rights Lawyers Sentenced to 10 Years in Pakistan
First report 6h agoLast update 1h agoConcerns are raised about the harsh sentence and potential lack of due process for human rights lawyers.
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Pakistan Human Rights Lawyers Sentenced on Terrorism Charges
First report 6h agoLast update 4h agoThe sentencing is viewed as excessive and a potential violation of due process, with criticism raised about the terrorism charges and the trial held in jail.
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