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Amnesty Urges Pakistan to Investigate Disappearance of Afghan Journalist and Artist

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Amnesty International has called on Pakistani authorities to immediately investigate the disappearance of Afghan journalist Sayed Qasim Hashemi and Afghan artist Hamed Ehsas, warning that the pair may have been subjected to enforced disappearance or arbitrary detention after more than two months without contact. In a statement posted on X on Friday, Amnesty International said […]
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Amnesty International has announced that the disappearance of Afghan journalist Syed Qasim Hashemi and artist Hamid Ehsas in Pakistan and the country's police's refusal to register their cases have raised concerns about "enforced disappearances" or "arbitrary detentions" of these individuals. The post Amnesty International: Pakistan to investigate disappearance of two Afghan citizens first appeared on SALAM WATANDAR.

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Amnesty International has called on the Pakistani government to urgently investigate the disappearance of an Afghan journalist and artist from Islamabad. The organization issued a statement today (Friday, September 10) saying that Pakistani authorities must be held accountable to the families of these individuals. Journalist Syed Qasim Hashemi and artist Hamid Ehsas, two […] The post Amnesty International: Pakistan must investigate the disappear…

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Journalist Sayed Qasim Hashemi and artist Hamed Ehsas, both Afghan nationals who fled Afghanistan immediately after the Taliban returned to power because of threats to their lives due to the nature of their work, have "disappeared" since 4 July in the capital of Pakistan, Islamabad. Since then, neither of the two families has been able to contact them and the police authorities have refused to register complaints about their abduction. In the ci…

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amnesty.be broke the news on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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