Pakistan's intelligence service threatens defendants relatives
no fear | 21.09.2006 12:52 | Analysis | Repression | World
Omar Khyam, 24, who is accused with six others of plotting a bombing campaign in Britain, stopped giving evidence on Monday because he said his family had been intimidated by Pakistan's secret service, the Inter-Services Intelligence.
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"I think they are worried I might reveal more about them, so right now, as much as I want to clarify matters, the priority for me has to be the safety of my family so I am going to stop... I am not going to discuss anything related to the ISI any more or the evidence."
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Some background on the ISI, drugs and terror:
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