Constitution Pakistan, Articles 9, 10 and 184 (4) Declaration on the Protection of All Persons from Missing the Implementation of the UN General Assembly, 1992, Article 1 International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from the Disappeared (ICCPED), 2006, Article 5 Human Rights Case Exercise in relation to the jurisdiction of the High Court under Article 184 (3) of the Constitution in relation to detainees at centers where they are allegedly military officers. The disappearance of these persons was applied to the crime against humanity. The illegal arrest letter of the persons was issued by the Superintendent of the relevant Internet Center, Prime Fax. The ID was snatched from the Army Center by the Internet authorities, so such people were in the custody of the Army officers, there was no option to retain such persons, the missing persons were limited to the Action (in aid of CentrePower) Regulation, In 2011 at the Internet Center, which was an APP, a person / detained under the aforementioned regulation for the Provincially Administered Tribal Areas came under the control of the civil administration, but the rule was silent on how the powers of the Army were authorized. Was granted the power to remove any interference without permission (civil without action) Rule, 2011 Applied to the provincial and federally administered tribal areas, there was no law or authority available to any agency, which included Inter Services Intelligence (ISI), Military Intelligence (MI), Intelligence Bureau (IB). ), The Frontier Constabulary (FC), the rangers or the police illegally detain individuals in question A law enforcement agency has long been known to its relatives
