A Pakistani female supporter of cricketer-turned politician Imran Khan (R) shouts anti-Musharraf slogans on the arrival of Nilofar Bakhtiar (C), a former Pakistani tourism minister and pro-Musharraf party member, in a journalists protest in Islamabad, 20 November 2007. The sister of Pakistan cricket legend Imran Khan said she was "very worried" about his health after he went on hunger strike to protest against his detention under emergency rule.
Pakistani supporters of cricketer-turned politician Imran Khan shout anti-Musharraf slogans on the arrival of Nilofar Bakhtiar (L), a former Pakistani tourism minister and pro-Musharraf party member, in a journalists protest in Islamabad, 20 November 2007. The sister of Pakistan cricket legend Imran Khan said she was "very worried" about his health after he went on hunger strike to protest against his detention under emergency rule.
Nilofar Bakhtiar (CR), a former Pakistani tourism minister and pro-Musharraf party member, joins journalists in a protest in Islamabad, 20 November 2007. Pakistani police baton-charged a protest by journalists and rights activists in the southern city of Karachi and arrested 10 people, an AFP c orrespondent witnessed. Around 200 rallied outside the press club in the country's largest city to condemn strict curbs on the media imposed under President Pervez Musharraf's emergency rule.
