Pakistan - A reporter jailed without trial, another abducted by suspected security agents

Reporters without borders

Two incidents in recent weeks have again highlighted the dangers for journalists in Pakistan. One is the detention of Ghulam Rasool Khan in the eastern province of Punjab without due process since 3 November. The other is the disappearance of Hameed Hayatan in the southwestern province of Balochistan, where his colleagues think he was kidnapped by security officials. Pakistani journalists are caught in a vice between terrorists who use threats and kidnapping, and local government officials (...)

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