Indian Forces detain 15 Pakistani fishermen; Fisherfolk Forum urges diplomatic action
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Karachi: Indian forces have arrested 15 Pakistani fishermen along with their boat while they were fishing near the coastal waters of Keti Bunder in the Kori Creek area of District Sujawal.
The Pakistan Fisherfolk Forum (PFF) has condemned the arrests, calling them a violation of human rights, and urged the Pakistani government to take immediate diplomatic steps to secure their release.
A spokesperson for the Forum stated that these fishermen venture into the sea solely to earn a livelihood but repeatedly fall victim to maritime border disputes between the two countries.
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