Reacties op: PAKISTAN: Saleem Shahzad case -rule of law or rule of ISI? http://www.nl-aid.org/continent/south-asia/pakistan-saleem-shahzad-case-rule-of-law-or-rule-of-isi/ NL-Aid is a 'blog and news agency' about foreign aid, development cooperation, international politics in Africa, Asia and Latin America Sat, 02 Jun 2012 20:14:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Door: Carol Anne Grayson http://www.nl-aid.org/continent/south-asia/pakistan-saleem-shahzad-case-rule-of-law-or-rule-of-isi/#comment-23754 Carol Anne Grayson Thu, 15 Mar 2012 11:43:53 +0000 http://www.nl-aid.org/?p=10474#comment-23754 Thanks for this article... my good friend and colleague Saleem Shahzad may be buried but the truth has a habit of resurfacing and is absolute... Whoever killed Saleem, there are tough times ahead for ISI that have a lot of questions to answer and must be both within the law and accountable. To repeat myself, on the day Saleem disapeared, a contact into ISI informed me he had made inquiries, that Saleem was in a "safe house" unharmed and would be home within hours. He was apparently being asked to account for his recent articles and his book on Taliban and Al Qaeda was also just released by Pluto Press. My contact claimed ISI were not happy with his latest articles. Interestingly his wife Anita was also told the same regarding ISI in an anonymous call though neither of us knew about the others information until I rang the family in Pakistan later that day... I was alerted very quickly to Saleem's death and sent photos from Pakistan contacts... Saleem and I along and other friends worked together on our website Asia Despatch which was fast gathering readers for our reports... Thanks for this article… my good friend and colleague Saleem Shahzad may be buried but the truth has a habit of resurfacing and is absolute… Whoever killed Saleem, there are tough times ahead for ISI that have a lot of questions to answer and must be both within the law and accountable. To repeat myself, on the day Saleem disapeared, a contact into ISI informed me he had made inquiries, that Saleem was in a “safe house” unharmed and would be home within hours. He was apparently being asked to account for his recent articles and his book on Taliban and Al Qaeda was also just released by Pluto Press. My contact claimed ISI were not happy with his latest articles. Interestingly his wife Anita was also told the same regarding ISI in an anonymous call though neither of us knew about the others information until I rang the family in Pakistan later that day… I was alerted very quickly to Saleem’s death and sent photos from Pakistan contacts… Saleem and I along and other friends worked together on our website Asia Despatch which was fast gathering readers for our reports…

]]> Door: waseem http://www.nl-aid.org/continent/south-asia/pakistan-saleem-shahzad-case-rule-of-law-or-rule-of-isi/#comment-23524 waseem Mon, 12 Mar 2012 21:01:43 +0000 http://www.nl-aid.org/?p=10474#comment-23524 In Pakistan, Law is very strict for poor and weak people, while there is no law for powerful especially person in the military uniform. There is no differene between militants and military. The major difference is Uniform. The History of Independence Movement of Bangla Desh is full of war crime by Pakistan Army. In Pakistan, Law is very strict for poor and weak people, while there is no law for powerful especially person in the military uniform.

There is no differene between militants and military. The major difference is Uniform. The History of Independence Movement of Bangla Desh is full of war crime by Pakistan Army.

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