Disparitions forcées de deux militants

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Chief Minister Sohail Afridi
Chief Minister Secretariat, Civil Secretariat
Sahibzada Abdul Qayyum Road
Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
PAKISTAN
E-mail: chiefministerkp@cmkp.gov.pk

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Prime Minister, Shehbaz Sharif
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1.)
Where are Hanif Pashteen and Noor Ullah Tareen? 
These activists have been missing since 12 Nov 2025. 
Pakistani authorities must disclose their whereabouts and ensure their safe return. 

2.) 
Five months after being taken into custody in Peshawar, Hanif Pashteen and Noor Ullah Tareen remain missing. 
No charges. No information. 
Pakistani authorities must end their enforced disappearance NOW. 

3.)
Activists Hanif Pashteen and Noor Ullah Tareen were taken into custody on 12 Nov 2025. 
They were never taken to a police station or presented in court. 
Their families have not heard from them since. 
They deserve answers. 
Hanif and Noor Ullah’s whereabouts must be immediately disclosed. 

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#EndEnforcedDisappearances 

Hanif Pashteen et Noor Ullah Tareen sont des défenseurs des droits humains et des membres actifs du Mouvement de protection pachtoune (PTM), un mouvement pacifique de défense des droits civils qui milite pour la protection des droits fondamentaux, l’obligation de rendre des comptes pour les disparitions forcées et la fin des pratiques extrajudiciaires touchant la population pachtoune au Pakistan. Hanif Pashteen, âgé de 28 ans, est membre du Comité central provincial du PTM, tandis que Noor Ullah, 50 ans, est le coordinateur du PTM dans la province du Sind.

Leur disparition forcée n’est pas un incident isolé, mais s’inscrit dans un contexte plus large de répression à l’égard des militants du PTM. On a constaté à maintes reprises des cas de détention arbitraire et illégale, de harcèlement, d’intimidation et de disparitions forcées visant des membres du PTM. Selon la Commission d’enquête gouvernementale sur les disparitions forcées, au mois de novembre 2025, la Commission avait enquêté sur 10'718 cas à l’échelle nationale, une grande partie de ces affaires, soit 3'674, provenait de la province de Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Depuis sa création, le PTM fait l’objet d’une intense répression de la part des autorités pakistanaises, de nombreux membres étant détenus illégalement et soumis à des disparitions forcées. En octobre 2024, le PTM a été désigné par les autorités comme une organisation interdite et inscrit sur la première annexe de la « Liste des organisations proscrites » de la Loi antiterroriste. En mars 2026, la haute cour de Peshawar a rejeté une requête contestant cette interdiction et invité le groupe à saisir la commission de révision du gouvernement fédéral afin d'obtenir sa levée. Une demande en ce sens est en cours d’examen, et aucune décision finale n’a encore été prise au moment de la publication de la présente Action urgente.

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End enforced disappearance of activists

Hanif Pashteen and Noor Ullah Tareen, activists and members of Pashtun Tahafuz Movement, a civil rights movement, were forcibly disappeared as they left a convening organized by the provincial government on 12 November 2025, in Peshawar, north-eastern Pakistan. They were forcibly disappeared alongside five others who were released two months later. The continued disappearance of Hanif Pashteen and Noor Ullah Tareen raises serious concerns regarding their safety and well-being. The Pakistani authorities must make their whereabouts known and ensure their immediate release.

Hanif Pashteen and Noor Ullah Tareen are human rights defenders and active members of the PTM, a peaceful civil rights movement advocating for the protection of fundamental rights, accountability for enforced disappearances, and an end to extrajudicial practices affecting the Pashtun population in Pakistan. Hanif is 28 years old and a PTM Provincial Central Committee Member and Noor Ullah is 50 years old and the Sindh PTM Coordinator.

Their enforced disappearance is not an isolated incident but part of a broader pattern of repression against PTM activists. There have been repeated instances of arbitrary and unlawful detention, harassment, intimidation, and enforced disappearances targeting PTM members. According to the government’s Commission of Inquiry on Enforced Disappearances, as of November 2025, the Commission had investigated 10,718 cases nationwide, and a majority of these cases, 3,674, originated from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Since its inception, the PTM has faced an intense crackdown from Pakistani authorities, as many members have been unlawfully detained and subjected to enforced disappearances. In October 2024, the Pakistani authorities placed a ban on PTM by placing it under the First Schedule for ‘List of Proscribed Organizations’ of the Anti-Terrorism Act. In March 2026, the Peshawar High Court dismissed a petition challenging the ban on PTM, urging the group to approach federal government’s review committee for de-proscription. An application for de proscription is currently under review, and no final decision had been issued at the time of publication of this urgent action.

Please take action before 15 October 2026.

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