US expresses deep concern over military tribunal sentencing of Pakistani civilians
ISLAMABAD, DEC 24 /DNA/ – The United States expressed profound concern regarding the recent sentencing of 25 Pakistani civilians by a military tribunal for their alleged involvement in the protests of May 9, 2023.
These proceedings, conducted through military courts, demonstrate significant deficiencies in judicial independence, transparency, and fundamental due process guarantees.
We emphasize that the right to a fair trial and due process protections are fundamental principles enshrined in Pakistan’s constitution. The United States strongly urges Pakistani authorities to uphold these essential legal protections for all citizens.
The United States remains committed to supporting democratic principles and the rule of law worldwide, including the fundamental right to a fair and transparent judicial process.
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