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Angry protests continue in Gilgit after Hunza firing

Updated on Sept 13, 2011 10:57 pm IST

The unprovoked firing on the displaced people of Hunza Valley on 11 August 2011 killed two people. The kin of those killed has vowed to continue their protests to highlight the increasing brutality and excesses of the Pakistani security forces and intelligence agencies.

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