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To the respected Governor Rajasthan Shivraj Patil…
Jul 13, 2011 Aoun Sahi In Humanity's Name, Milne Do, News 0
As an ailing, aged Pakistani prisoner in an Indian jail awaits a compassionate response to his mercy appeal, activists and legal experts counter the Governor Rajasthan’s objections to the...A factual response to the Governor
Jul 13, 2011 Aoun Sahi In Humanity's Name, Milne Do, News 0
A summary of the detailed response of People’s Union For Civil Liberties, Rajasthan, to the Governor’s concerns regarding the pardon of Dr Chishty The General Secretary of the...A constitutional and legal response to the Governor’s objections
Jul 13, 2011 Governor Rajasthan In Humanity's Name, News 0
Supreme Court Senior Advocate Dr Rajeev Dhawan has addressed the constitutional and legal issues raised by the Governor Rajasthan In “Further comments on Governor’s pardon” dated...Free Dr Chishty Indian Supreme Court judge’s appeal to Manmohan Singh
Jul 12, 2011 Bilal Farooqi In Humanity's Name, Milne Do, News 0
FREEMONT, USA: An Indian Supreme Court judge has sent a “personal appeal” to Indian Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh, urging him to release on “humanitarian grounds Dr Chishty, the...Editorial
Jul 03, 2011 Aman Ki asha Editorial, In Humanity's Name, News 0
Special Report The News on Sunday We probably didn’t need to do this Special Report. Newspaper stories don’t matter when it comes to Indians in Pakistani jails and vice versa. In fact,...Disavowed citizens
Jul 03, 2011 Sushant Sareen In Humanity's Name, News 0
India and Pakistan callously wash their hands off their citizens, even though it is the duty of diplomatic missions to come to the latter’s aid By Sushant Sareen Unless they become a cause...Minor offence, severe repercussions
Jul 03, 2011 Bilal Farooqi In Humanity's Name, News 0
Offences which may be considered minor in other countries are ‘heinous’ when committed by Indians and Pakistanis in each other’s territory Muhammad Shahbaz, 35, a member of the...…and vice versa
Jul 03, 2011 Aoun Sahi In Humanity's Name, News 0
By Aoun Sahi Treatment given to Indian prisoners here is no different from that of Pakistani prisoners there On July 15, 2006, four days after the Mumbai train blasts, Muhammad Hanif, a 40 year-old...“Both governments lack political will”
Jul 03, 2011 Zofeen T. Ebrahim In Humanity's Name, News 0
By Zofeen T. Ebrahim The maritime boundary between India and Pakistan remains disputed nearly 64 years after the partition of the Indian sub-continent. The demarcation of Sir Creek (locally known as...On the wrong side of the border
Jul 03, 2011 Shahzada Irfan Ahmed In Humanity's Name, News 0
By Shahzada Irfan Ahmed Such is the level of trust between the two countries that the slightest of attempts to facilitate an accused can earn one the title of a traitor You are a spy, a terrorist or...
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