Friday, October 12, 2018
Executed, then acquitted: Fair trial concerns plague Pakistan | News
Islamabad, Pakistan – On a brisk February night in the village of Ranjhay Khan in central Pakistan, Ghulam Qadir received a phone call: “Come and meet us,” the voice said, “and we will resolve all of this.” The 37-year-old television repairman had been trying for months to get justice for his young daughter, Salma. Months earlier, she had been kidnapped at gunpoint, her family said, and was only
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