India: Umar Khalid’s five-year imprisonment without trial exemplifies derailment of justice

By Amnesty International

As Amnesty International and six other international human rights organizations released a joint statement calling on the Government of India to immediately release human rights defender and student activist Umar Khalid, ahead of the five-year anniversary of his continued unjust detention without trial, Amnesty India’s chair of the board, Aakar Patel said: “The Government of […] The post India: Umar Khalid’s five-year imprisonment without trial exemplifies derailment of justice appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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