Four innocent Shia youths released from undeclared detention

Four innocent Shia youths released from undeclared detention.

Lately, the concerned authorities have ended enforced disappearance of four more Shia Muslims.

Four innocent Shia youths

Fortunately, Syed Haider Ali Rizvi has returned home in Karachi.

Besides, Nazar Abbas has reached his house in Kotla Jam distric Bhakkar (Punjab).

Earlier, Azhar Abbas of Karachi and Hassan Imran of Joharabad Khushab (Punjab) had rejoined their families.

Backgrounder

Peaceful protest movement

Joint Action Committee for Shia Missing Persons has continued its protest. It vowed to continue it until release of last victim of enforced disappearance.

Furthermore, the committee condemns violation of fundamental rights of Shia citizens of Pakistan.

Most importantly, they cited article 10 of the Constitution of Pakistan. Meanwhile, they repeated their demand that either security agencies end enforced disappearance forthwith. Or produce the undeclared Shia detainees in the court of law for fair trial.

Otherwise, they vowed that they would not remain silent against this intolerable injustice.

On the occasion, the affected families called enforced disappearance tantamount to their economic genocide.

Particularly, they noted the worst economic problems deprive them of good life. They asked how could they send their children to schools and how they would make both ends meet.

The affected families said that the authorities have made them Kashmiris in Pakistan by such acts.