Pakistan must investigate Inter-Services Intelligence over attacks against journalists

Headline Title: Pakistan must investigate Inter-Services Intelligence attacks against journalists 29 May 2014 Pakistani authorities should immediately investigate the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), the military’s premier spy agency, over its alleged involvement in journalist attacks, said Amnesty International on the third anniversary of the abduction and killing of journalist Saleem Shahzad.“Failure to investigate such incidents thoroughly, impartially and transparently and to hold perpetrators accountable fosters a culture of impunity for attacks against independent media in…

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