Pakistan: Several women injured after police use batons to disperse families outside Quetta Hospital
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In Quetta, Pakistan, police used force to disperse families trying to identify bodies at the Civil Hospital. The incident occurred when relatives of forcibly disappeared persons, along with human rights activists, sought to view the bodies. Last week, Pakistani forces transferred 23 unidentified bodies to the hospital, and 13 were secretly buried at Quetta's Kasi graveyard. Families fear their missing loved ones could be among the buried.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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