The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan, perhaps the country's most credible human rights body, argues that while "the violence now deeply embedded in society is to be rooted out over the coming years," that task "presents bigger challenges than merely picking up, detaining, and torturing those who authorities claim are militants."
"巴基斯坦人权委员会"（可能是该国最具公信力的人权机构）表示虽然"现在深深根植于社会之中的暴力会在未来的岁月里被铲除"，但这项任务"代表着比搜捕、拘押和折磨那些被当局斥为武装分子的人更大的挑战。"