Father of victim of enforced disappearance Ali Haider Rizvi suffers heart attack
Father of victim of enforced disappearance Ali Haider Rizvi suffers heart attack after losing hope in release of the young son.
Syed Ali Haider Rizvi had gone missing 6 years ago. Pakistanis also use the term “missing persons” for victims of enforced disappearance.
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His father Syed Alamdar Rizvi had been running from pillar to post to seek release of his innocent son.
The family shifted him to the hospital early today after he suffered from cardiac arrest.
Meanwhile, the families of Shia victims of enforced disappearance and Joint Action Committee for Shia Missing Persons have announced new phase of their protest.
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They made this announcement, while addressing a joint press conference in Karachi today (Friday).
They made it clear that Shia Muslims believe in rule of law but they slammed the undeclared detention or enforced disappearance as of lawlessness.
Furthermore, they recalled that they always urged the authorities concerned to produce such detainees in the court of law if they have any charge against them.
In this regard, they also referred the Constitution of Pakistan that guarantees certain rights to such citizens of Pakistan.
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Particularly, they also cited article 10 of the Constitution of Pakistan which relates safeguards as to arrest and detention. It states: (1) No person who is arrested shall be detained in custody without being informed, as soon as may be, of the grounds for such arrest, nor shall he be denied the right to consult and be defended by a legal practitioner of his choice.
Moreover, Shia Islamic parties’ leaders further said that the families of the victims of enforced disappearance suffer immensely.
They further said some elderly family members have passed away longing for return of their kith and kin to the family.
Besides, they also shared numerous problems and difficulties which the affected families have to suffer.
They said the families include those elderly parents, minor children and spouses. And they depend upon the income which such victims were earning for them.
Moreover, they said that the protest movement would expand to all over Pakistan. Finally, they would start sit-in outside Parliament.
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