Observed arrival · 2026-10-30
My Safe Voice’s Wall of the Missing
My Safe Voice documents enforced disappearances, torture and landmine injuries in Pakistan’s Pashtun belt, alongside rights guides and ways to report a case or seek support.
- For
- Families seeking information or rights guidance after a disappearance or injury
- Worth noticing
- The Wall says entries record who was taken, when and where, with the account attributed to published reporting, court records or a family.
Field notes
The homepage lays out a record-building method: each case is attributed to published reporting, court records or a direct family account, with dates and citations. Its guides name concrete legal topics—including habeas corpus, FIRs, custody and compensation—and the site provides separate routes for reporting a case and finding help. The project says it also connects families with lawyers and human-rights organisations; that support claim is presented on the site, not independently verified here.
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