[Pak-Media] Islamabad High Court is providing legal cover to abductions, torture

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Thursday 28th of Dhul-Hijjah 1432H                              24/11/2011                           N0: PR11055

Islamabad High Court is providing legal cover to abductions and torture by government agencies

Court refused to act against government agencies on providing false affidavits and illegal abductions

Chief justice Islamabad High Court, Iqbal Hameed ur Rehman has showed his loyalty with the government agencies by disposing off the writ petition of two abducted members of Hizb ut-Tahrir without taking any legal action. A Member of Hizb registered his statement before a magistrate in which he named ISI and MI as the abductors. But instead of taking action against them Chief Justice simply disposed off the writ. Lawyer of the Hizb's attorney reminded the court that agencies in their written affidavit denied the custody of these members, which has been proven false in the light of new evidences so a legal action must be initiated against them. But the Chief justice ignored it by simply saying that let's put it aside because detainees have been released.  This statement of the judge is not only legally shameful but it has also given an open license to the agencies to continue their criminal acts. Did the judge not remember that until today an elderly member of Hizb, Dr. Abdul Qayyum, is still being tortured in their dungeons? So how can one spare these agencies? The question is why in the world judge did not put any pressure on the agencies to immediately release Dr. Abdul Qayyum? Is this mercy on behalf of abductors to release the detainees after torturing them for three months whilst the thankful judiciary doesn't even care to account them?!  Is this the purpose of judiciary to give lengthy hearing dates in order to provide ample time for the agencies to torture Hizb members? And when evidence are presented before the court, it simply takes no action? There is no doubt about the fact that an unholy nexus of agencies, police and judiciary under the shade of imperialists and their agent rulers is a major source of persecution in Pakistan. In fact, today every institution of this kufr system is equally responsible for the implementation of kufr, resisting Islam and the persecution of Muslims. During the movement of so-called Freedom of Judiciary, Hizb ut-Tahrir had warned the Ummah  that merely an independent judge in a Kufr judicial system - a legacy of the British Raj, can never provide justice because the laws according to which the judge has to pass his judgment are themselves corrupt and a source of oppression. Even today, judiciary is one of the most important tools in the hands of the imperialists to protect this kufr system and stop the emergence of Islam. Hizb ut-Tahrir demands from conscientious people within the lawyer community as well as the human rights organizations that they should raise their voices against this 'institutional persecution' and join their hands with Hizb ut-Tahrir to rein in the agencies and recover Dr. Abdul Qayyum. The day is not far when institutionalized persecution will be brought to an end through the establishment of the Khilafah and all those would be brought to justice who have committed crimes against the carriers of Islam.

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[Pak-Media] Interview VP ICCI

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Please find attached interview of VP ICCI.
Anyone can use it.
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No progress sans modern transportation: Shinwari

 

Islamabad: Shahid Zaman Shinwari, Vice President, Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ICCI) has said that government efforts to realise goal of prosperity cannot be accomplished until we have a sound and modern transport system.

 

Pakistan should be fast moving towards enhanced and cost-effective nation-wide connectivity which is possible through opening up of transport and communication sectors for foreign private investment, he said.

 

Shinwari said that linking Pakistan with China, India, Afghanistan, Central Asian and South Asian countries with road and railway networks should remain prime agenda of the government.

 

He said that present fiscal constraints and reduced development budget the program is likely to take much longer for its implementation of plans which will delay substantial networking intended to facilitate connectivity.

 

Shahid Zaman Shinwari said that transportation is imperative to integrate urban and rural economy, small and medium enterprises (SMEs), and urban wholesale, retail and warehousing sectors with port cities.

 

Government should enhance allocation to improve highways, modernise Pakistan Railways and expanding its tracks up to Afghanistan and Iran, improving ports, airports and providing other facilities to improve bilateral trade otherwise prosperity will remain a dream.

 

The business leader said that government should open infrastructure for private sector investment to reduce the cost of doing business and making Pakistani products more competitive internationally.

 

The current dismal performance of the transport sector costs the economy around 4 to 6 per cent of the GDP annually.

 

Pakistan's total overland trade demand is likely to touch 160 billion ton-km by 2012 which calls for achieving a level of connectivity that can supplement economic growth in the long run, he said.

 

Shinwari said MFN with India will help improve ranking of some Pakistani cities in terms of trading across borders which are presently ranked lower in the World Bank's Doing Business report due to distance from ports which may improve after enhance trade through land routes.

 

He said that importing or exporting a container from Lahore or Peshawar through port required 9 documents and 20-22 days; the same processes need 7 documents and14 days in Malaysia and while in Singapore all it take is 4 documents and 5 days.

 

No wonder Pakistan ranked 73rd in the quality of port infrastructure while Sri Lanka ranked 43rd, he informed.

 

Welcoming expansion on the positive list by Islamabad, he said that it would appropriate  to reduce delivery time is reduced through investment in infrastructure, transportation, additional border stations, testing and warehousing facilities, simple procedures and reduced paperwork.

 

Trade is the only way to reduce political tensions which will improve living standards of majority of world's poor living in the region, said Shinwari.


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[Pak-Media] PAKISTAN: Journalist receives death threat after "memogate" stories (ENG / FRA)

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Reporters Without Borders / Reporters sans frontières
Press release / Communiqué de presse

11-24-2011

ENG: http://en.rsf.org/pakistan-journalist-receives-death-threat-24-11-2011,41463.html

FRA: http://fr.rsf.org/pakistan-un-journaliste-menace-apres-avoir-24-11-2011,41461.html


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PAKISTAN

Journalist receives death threat after "memogate" stories

Reporters Without Borders is concerned by a telephone death threat received three days ago by Mohammad Malick, editor of the Pakistani daily The News International, from a blocked number.

The threat followed his newspaper's prominent coverage of the so-called "memogate" scandal, which led to the resignation of Pakistan's ambassador to the United States this week.

"We ask the Pakistani authorities to take the telephone threats against Mohammad Malick seriously and to pay attention to his safety in the coming weeks," the press freedom organization said.

"We do not want to see another tragedy like the kidnapping and murder of Saleem Shahzad."

The body of Shahzad, an investigative reporter who wrote about Islamic militants and Al-Qaeda for the Asia Times online newspaper, was found in Punjab province on 31 May 48 hours after he went missing.

"The climate of insecurity surrounding journalists in the country continues while nothing is done to bring it to an end. The government must respond urgently, first by ensuring that the continual attacks on media workers do not go unpunished. If the perpetrators of the crimes and those behind them are not brought to justice, self-censorship by journalists, already widespread, will become standard practice," Reporters Without Borders continued.

Malick, contacted by Reporters Without Borders, quoted the caller as saying: "You are driving fast … and be careful as you may have accident," adding: "I am telling you, better to think."

The caller went on to warn the Rawalpindi-based journalist of serious repercussions if he continued to follow the "memogate" story.

Pakistan's ambassador to the United States, Husain Haqqani, resigned on Tuesday after it emerged that he had allegedly written a memo to the U.S. government asking for Washington's help in controlling the Pakistani army.

Malick believed the threats came from one of Pakistan's intelligence agencies and resulted from his coverage of the scandal via his newspaper and on the television station Geo News TV.

"I have also confronted such situation in the past … and did not take it seriously. But this time I thought better I let my friends know," the editor said. "When I was to leave home for a function at the British High Commission the same day I found a white-colour Corolla car waiting outside my residence and it chased me for some 1,000 yards. The next morning, the same car was waiting again outside my home."

He did not name the agency or organization behind the call and the car chase, saying only : "Everybody knows who is it doing and why."

Reporters Without Borders appeals to the Pakistani authorities to publish the results of the inquiry into the murder of Hayatullah Khan, a correspondent for the dailies Nation and Ausaf and photographer for the European Pressphoto Agency, found dead in June 2006 near Mir Ali, in the Tribal Area of North Waziristan.

The government has a duty to disclose the inquiry's findings. His family has been waiting for more than five years for light to be shed on the matter. The organization invites the information minister, Firdous Ashiq Awan, to take action as soon as possible to publish its report and to demonstrate the willingness of the government to ensure those who carry out attacks on journalists do not go unpunished.

Khan was kidnapped in the Tribal Area on 5 December 2005. On 16 November 2007, his widow, a teacher, was killed by a bomb placed near the bedroom wall of her home. The couple had five children, at the time aged between 2 and 10.

Pakistan is the deadliest country in the world for media workers. So far this year at least eight journalists have been killed because of their professional activities. The country is ranked 151st of 178 in the world press freedom index compiled by Reporters Without Borders in 2010.


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PAKISTAN

Un journaliste menacé après voir écrit sur le "memogate"

Reporters sans frontières est préoccupée par les menaces téléphoniques à l'encontre du journaliste de The News International, Mohammad Malick. Le 21 novembre 2011, le journaliste a reçu l'appel d'un numéro masqué, au cours duquel il a été menacé de mort.

"Nous demandons aux autorités pakistanaises de prendre sérieusement en compte les menaces reçues par Mohammad Malick et, dans les prochaines semaines, de porter leur attention sur la sécurité du journaliste. Nous ne voulons pas d'un autre drame tel que l'enlèvement et l'assassinat de Saleem Shahzad", a déclaré Reporters sans frontières.

"Le climat d'insécurité des journalistes dans le pays se poursuit sans qu'aucune mesure ne soit prise pour y mettre un terme. Il est urgent que le gouvernement réagisse. Il doit pour cela commencer à lutter contre l'impunité des attaques à répétitions à l'encontre des professionnels des médias. Si les auteurs et les commanditaires de ces crimes ne sont pas traduits en justice, l'auto-censure des journalistes, déjà très élevée, se généralisera", a ajouté l'organisation.

"Tu roules vite… attention tu pourrais avoir un accident", a déclaré une voix non identifiée au journaliste, basé à Rawalpindi (sud d'Islamabad), contacté par Reporters sans frontières.

"Je te préviens, tu devrais réfléchir" a-t-il ajouté, avertissant Mohammad Malick des répercussions auxquelles il s'exposerait s'il continuait à couvrir l'affaire du "memogate".

Ces menaces pourraient provenir d'une des agences des services de renseignement, et faire suite à sa couverture, à travers des articles et des interventions télévisées dans des émissions politiques sur Geo News TV, du récent scandale du "memogate". Cette affaire implique principalement l'ex ambassadeur du Pakistan aux Etats-Unis, Hussain Haqqani, contraint de démissionner après avoir supposément écrit un "mémo" au gouvernement américain demandant son appui face aux militaires pakistanais.

"J'ai déjà été confronté à ce genre de situations dans le passé, et ne les prenais pas au sérieux. Mais cette fois, j'ai pensé qu'il valait mieux avertir mes amis. Le jour de l'appel téléphonique, quand je quittais mon domicile pour aller travailler à la British High Commission, je me suis aperçu qu'une voiture blanche de marque Corolla attendait à l'extérieur de la résidence. Elle m'a suivi sur environ un kilomètre. Le lendemain, la voiture attendait encore à l'extérieur de mon domicile", nous a déclaré Mohammad Malick.

Le journaliste n'a pas donné de nom ni mentionné l'agence des services de renseignement mais a ajouté que "tout le monde (savait) qui (était) derrière ces agissements et pourquoi".

Par ailleurs, Reporters sans frontières appelle les autorités pakistanaises à rendre publics les résultats de l'enquête sur l'assassinat d'Hayatullah Khan, correspondant des quotidiens pakistanais Nation et Ausaf et photographe pour l'agence European Press Photo Agency (EPA), retrouvé mort, le 16 juin 2006, près de la ville de Mir Ali, dans la zone tribale du Nord-Waziristan.

Le gouvernement a le devoir de révéler les résultats de l'enquête sur la mort d'Hayatullah Khan. Sa famille attend de puis plus de cinq ans que la lumière soit faite sur cette affaire. L'organisation invite le ministre de l'information, Firdous Ashiq Awan, à intervenir dans les plus brefs délais pour rendre public le rapport d'enquête, et ainsi témoigner de la volonté du gouvernement de lutter contre l'impunité et les violences faites contre les journalistes.

Hayatullah Khan avait été enlevé dans la zone tribale du Nord-Waziristan le 5 décembre 2005. Le 16 novembre 2007, la veuve du journaliste, institutrice, avait été tuée dans l'explosion d'une bombe près du mur de sa chambre à son domicile. Le couple avait cinq enfants, âgés de 2 à 10 ans au moment des faits.

Le Pakistan est le pays le plus meurtrier au monde pour les professionnels des médias. En 2011, au moins huit journalistes on été tués en raison de leur activité professionnelle. Le pays est classé 151ème sur 178 pays, dans le classement de la liberté de la presse établi par Reporters sans frontières en 2010.



Benjamin Ismaïl
Asia-Pacific Desk
Reporters Without Borders
Paris - France
33 1 44 83 84 70

Twitter: @RSFAsiaPacific, @RSFAsiaPacific2 (中文)
http://en.rsf.org/asia,2.html





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[Pak-Media] The all-out hypocrisy of Arab League and the West

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After the Arab League hypocritically suspended the membership of Syria amid the mounting pressures of NATO and the United States, the resurgence of violence in Egypt and the increasing use of excessive force in Bahrain and Yemen and the unrelenting massacre of innocent civilian

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[Pak-Media] Sports News

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2nd NBP PENTANGULAR CUP T20 DISABLED CRICKET TOURNAMENT Will START FROM 28th NOVEMBER

 

KARACHI: The inaugural 2nd NBP Pentangular Cup T20 Disabled Cricket Tournament will be held here at NBP Cricket Stadium & RLCA Ground Gulberg from 28 November to 3rd December2011, Organizers announced here at a news conference on Thursday. "Five teams including four provinces and Federal Areas will be seen in action during the championship," Secretary, Pakistan Disabled Cricket Association, Amiruddin Ansari told in a joint news conference with Anwar saeed (NBP Sports) at Karachi Press Club.

He said teams namely Sultans of Sindh, Shehenshah-e-Punjab, Kings of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Federal Areas Mahraja's and Sardars of Balochistan will be battling for the honors in the six-day competition and winner will receive the rupees fifty thousand (Rs.50,000) while runner up will get twenty five Thousand (Rs. 25,000) Amiruddin said PDCA was holding its 2nd  national event after being recognized by Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB). He said after a struggle of four years PDCA with the support and efforts of their representatives raised 12 city teams and successfully conducted a national level event from their own resources. PDCA Secretary said their national team already made their mark during the tours to Malaysia and Singapore and got invitations from Sri Lanka and will play V/s. England to series in Dubai play matches there.

 Anwar saeed said keeping the track record of PDCA, NBP offered them 2nd time sponsorship as a social and corporate policy of the bank. He said it was great to see the special persons giving their best in the ground and NBP had always supported these causes. Anwar saeed said it was pay to note that the hard work of PDCA paid dividends and they are now recognized body of the PCB. M. Javed of NBP and Media Manager PDCA Muhammad Nizam also spoke on the occasion.

According to details provided by the PDCA two matches will be played daily and Sultan of host Sindh will take on Federal Areas and Punjab faces Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on the opening day of the event. In 1st NBP Disabled Pantengular Cup 2010 was won by sardar of Balochistan while federal areas maharaja's disabled was runner up, the final match of the 1st NBP disabled T20 pantengular 2010 was telecast live on PTV on 3rd Dec. 2010. The final match of 2nd NBP Disabled pantengular Cup was played on 3rd Dec 2011 at the occasion of World Disabled Day.

 

 

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[Pak-Media] Photo home minister Sindh Manzoor Hussain Wasan & News Nadeem Khan

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Dear Sir,

I am sending press release with a photograph of home minister Sindh
Manzoor Hussain Wasan,
Plz favorable publication in your esteemed newspaper.

Thanks/Regards
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Chairman Law and Order Committee of KAT

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