Slain, in the line of duty: A year on, Saleem Shahzad’s culprits remain at large
Commission’s recommendations yet to be implemented.
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Saleem Shahzad: Who gave ISPR the right to comment on the findings of a Commission headed by a serving SC judge.
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We killed Saleem Shahzad
We killed Saleem Shahzad. If you read the report carefully, it lays the blame on us.
A sharp riposte
Given the times that we live in, some will wonder if mentioning names is some kind of a threat.
HRW report on ISI hindrance in Saleem Shahzad investigation biased: ISPR
Statement issued by ISPR says Human Rights Watch report saying ISI marred investigation process is biased.
ISI beyond reach of justice system: HRW
Spy agency’s role must be monitored independently, say journalists.
Did no one kill Saleem Shahzad then?
The Commission's inquiry report manages to raise more questions than answering the existing ones.
Saleem Shahzad: ISI beyond reach of criminal justice system, says HRW
Human Rights Watch says government still has the responsibility to identify those responsible for Shahzad’s death.
Shahzad family disappointed by commission report
Shahzad’s brother-in-law says report merely makes ‘observations’ that already existed.
A whitewash
It is now up to the prime minister, and the journalist community as a whole, to shun this farce of a report.
A dead journalist’s story
Saleem Shahzad filed a story by way of this report. There is no justice for those killed by a powerful murderer.
The death of Saleem Shahzad
If we don’t stand up and demand the government uncover his killers then, we are all guilty and complicit in his death.
It’s not breaking news: Impunity goes on
Is it surprising that the most high-profile inquiry ever formed to probe the murder of a journalist drawn a blank?
Saleem Shahzad commission: Failure to point out murders was ‘expected’
Experts say unmasking murderers is the police’s job.
Saleem Shahzad murder: Commission report points out everything, but the murderers
ISI defends itself at length, frames Shahzad as possible US, Indian agent.
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