Pakistan to try 6000 missing citizens in secretive military courts
Javed Rana
Press TV, Islamabad
Pakistan’s military courts are preparing to try thousands of citizens detained by intelligence services in the past 14 years. But the detainees' families say they've never been told about the details of the charges leveled against their loved ones. As Press TV's Javed Rana reports, Pakistan's military-run intelligence agencies have refrained from holding public trials for a number of these detainees and now aim to try the rest in secretive courts.
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