Kohistan killings cover-up
I clearly mentioned that I had doubts about identity of 2 women who were presented before the team in second visit.
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In Pakistan, ancient and modern justice collide
Judges have begun to question the decisions handed down by the all-male and usually highly conservative jirgas.
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Kohistan killings: Rights activists want perpetrators punished
Urge the Supreme Court to reopen case at a protest.
Video controversy: Kohistan murder accused sent on judicial remand
Seven arrested men accused of killing three brothers sent to Dasu District Jail.
Kohistan killings: Another accused in triple-murder case arrested
Accused charged with murder, past arrests were for abetment; police now have six in custody.
Kohistan video case: Police arrests remaining suspects in triple murders
Police arrested the remaining seven suspects believed to have murdered three brothers of Afzal Kohistani.
Kohistan triple murder case: Five accused sent to jail on judicial remand
The officials says they will not withdraw their men until all seven suspects are arrested.
Kohistan video case: Relatives of three slain brothers stage protest
Afzal Khan, another brother, who was the killers’ target, demands justice.
Kohistan video controversy: Four accused in triple murder arrested
Surviving brother says his tribe is being deprived of water.
Police arrest four masterminds of Kohistan video scandal
DPO says jirga leader Maulvi Javed arrested along with Maulvi Noorul Haq, Mausam Khan and Baseer.
Kohistan video scandal: Man says his three brothers were killed on jirga order
Afzal Kohistani requests reopening of case; fears bloody feud if judicial action not taken.
Kohistan video case: K-P government confirms killing of three people
None of family members came to collect the bodies that were buried as amaanat.
Edict against NGOs
Kohistan’s clerics are now on the warpath against NGOs because of their alleged ‘conspiracies against Islam.
Who leaked the news about the Kohistani women?
The local admin officials seem obsessed with figuring out how to prevent such stories from getting out in the future.
Clerics pass edict against funerals of NGO beneficiaries
Kohistan clerics form 34-member committee to decide future line of action.
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