Pakistan Parl. approves controversial military courts
Kamran Yousaf
Press TV, Islamabad
Pakistan’s Parliament has approved a new constitutional amendment that revives the controversial military courts. The special courts, run by men in uniform, are being set up to try terror suspects. But critics believe the military courts often do not complete the due process of law.
Press TV’s Kamran Yousaf has the details in this report from Islamabad.
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