Pakistan raises issue of Aafia Siddiqui's 'human, legal rights' with US

[Dubious]

No. The Iraqis released him. Iraq.

At the request of Americans... Here is another example:

Taliban leader Baradar released at US request for political settlement in Afghanistan Pak

https://www.theweek.in/wire-updates/international/2018/11/08/fgn46-pak-baradar.html

Apparently the terrorists requested by America who are later found on foreign soil terrorizing the world dont need to serve any sentence coz they didnt humiliate American soldiers like a woman called Dr.Aafia did! So has Baradar served his sentence? Is he "paying" for crimes or does that only happen for women who embarrass and hurt the ego of American soldiers by showing that 2 can be overpowered by 1 woman??

 

[GHALIB]

At the request of Americans... Here is another example:

Taliban leader Baradar released at US request for political settlement in Afghanistan Pak

https://www.theweek.in/wire-updates/international/2018/11/08/fgn46-pak-baradar.html

Apparently the terrorists requested by America who are later found on foreign soil terrorizing the world dont need to serve any sentence coz they didnt humiliate American soldiers like a woman called Dr.Aafia did! So has Baradar served his sentence? Is he "paying" for crimes or does that only happen for women who embarrass and hurt the ego of American soldiers by showing that 2 can be overpowered by 1 woman??

You can get her released, give shakil afridi.

 

[Dubious]

You can get her released, give shakil afridi.

We already gave raymond davis and still didnt get her back!

America needs to do more

 

[Taimoor Khan]

It is very hard to get her released as she is american citizen .

https://tribune.com.pk/story/599166/aafia-siddiquis-citizenship/


Since her conviction and sentencing in 2010, she has been in Carswell Prison near Fort Worth, Texas. The United States does not grant citizenship to convicted felons. She is still a Pakistani citizen.


Simply repeating the claim that Aafia is an American citizen does not make it true. Wishing it was true because it fits the writer’s story does not make it true.

 

[GHALIB]

https://tribune.com.pk/story/599166/aafia-siddiquis-citizenship/


Since her conviction and sentencing in 2010, she has been in Carswell Prison near Fort Worth, Texas. The United States does not grant citizenship to convicted felons. She is still a Pakistani citizen.


Simply repeating the claim that Aafia is an American citizen does not make it true. Wishing it was true because it fits the writer’s story does not make it true.

This is a letter to editor by someone .
Let the authorities find out.

 

[nahtanbob]

You know Baghdadi was once in Guantanamo bay prison , who was later released

Baghdadi was in a US prison in Iraq
you wonder what ppl are doing

 

[GHALIB]

We already gave raymond davis and still didnt get her back!

America needs to do more

Shakil afridi is high value asset .

 

[El Sidd]

Dr shakil afridi .

Aap se guzarish hai aap ye mamla Chor den

 

[GHALIB]

Aap se guzarish hai aap ye mamla Chor den

Chhor dia.

 

[El Sidd]

Chhor dia.

Shukriya

 

[VCheng]

At the request of Americans.

Please present some evidence in support, thanks.

but wouldn't be without US approval or knowing about his release .

Mere conjecture and unsupported opinion, that. Please present some evidence, since the Iraqi government acts independently as the sovereign nation that it is.

 

[Taimoor Khan]

This is a letter to editor by someone .
Let the authorities find out.

She is Pakistani definitely and got documents to prove. If you become US citizen , you have to surrender the other nationality which is not the case with Afia.

 

[VCheng]

She is an american citizen, better pakistan release shakil afridi and get afia in exchange.

Incorrect. she was never a US citizen, but had a green card. She was always, and still is, a Pakistani citizen. That is why the Pakistani consul gets to visit her regularly.

If you become US citizen , you have to surrender the other nationality

Incorrect. USA allows dual citizenship.

 

[nahtanbob]

Incorrect. she was never a US citizen, but had a green card. She was always, and still is, a Pakistani citizen. That is why the Pakistani consul gets to visit her regularly.



Incorrect. USA allows dual citizenship.

I am not a lawyer. Unless she was a natural born US citizen she would have to renounce her Pakistani citizenship during naturalization

 

[Taimoor Khan]

Incorrect. she was never a US citizen, but had a green card. She was always, and still is, a Pakistani citizen. That is why the Pakistani consul gets to visit her regularly.



Incorrect. USA allows dual citizenship.

My understanding is , its only for Israel.