Karin Brulliard/THE WASHINGTON POST – Amina Janjua holds a photo of herself with her husband, Masood Janjua, who disappeared in Peshawar in 2005, and remains missing. She has since formed a network of more than 1,000 families whose relatives have disappeared.
By Karin Brulliard, The Washington Post, October 3, 2011
PESHAWAR, Pakistan — In between hearings on an employment dispute and a property crime, a lawyer stood in Courtroom 3 on a recent morning to recount what seemed a terrifying offense. Fourteen months ago, he said, civil servant Adil Shah was buying vegetables when he was detained by about 10 men in military and police uniforms, and his family had not seen or heard from him since.
PESHAWAR, Pakistan — In between hearings on an employment dispute and a property crime, a lawyer stood in Courtroom 3 on a recent morning to recount what seemed a terrifying offense. Fourteen months ago, he said, civil servant Adil Shah was buying vegetables when he was detained by about 10 men in military and police uniforms, and his family had not seen or heard from him since.
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