Pakistan must account for missing victims of enforced disappearance

Headline Title: Pakistan must account for missing victims of enforced disappearance 16 April 2012 Pakistan must reveal the fate of hundreds of disappeared believed abducted and held by security agencies and end all secret detention, Amnesty International said after the authorities again failed to bring two missing persons in front of the Supreme Court. Under persistent judicial pressure, police last week produced four men deemed disappeared and the Supreme Court ordered they be charged or released. But two others have not been presented despite orders from the top court. “This…

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