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Pakistan rights activist Imaan Mazari and husband jailed for 10 years

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Briefings

A couple, identified as Imaan Mazari and his spouse, were sentenced to ten years in prison in Pakistan. They describe themselves as 'prisoners of conscience' targeted by military-backed authorities. The evidence indicates they are being made an example of by the state, but specific details about the charges, the exact nature of the military involvement, or the specific dates of the trial are not provided in the source.

Key points

• Imaan Mazari and his spouse were sentenced to ten years in prison in Pakistan.
• The couple describes themselves as 'prisoners of conscience' targeted by military-backed authorities.

Context

The source indicates a Pakistani couple is facing imprisonment under military-backed authorities, framing their case as a 'prisoners of conscience' issue. However, the specific charges, the exact nature of the military involvement, or the specific dates of the trial are not provided in the source.

Limitations

The evidence is extremely sparse, providing only the outcome (10 years prison) and the couple's self-description ('prisoners of conscience'). It does not specify the charges, the exact nature of the military involvement, or the specific dates of the trial. The source does not mention the city, region, or country beyond Pakistan, nor does it provide any additional background context.

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