The present report of Amnesty International concerns the human rights situation of women in Pakistan in the year of 1995. Amnesty International works to oppose unfair political trials, torture, “disappearances”, the death penalty, extrajudicial executions and other forms of arbitrary killings. Amnesty also calls on governments to promote and protect the full range of human rights enshrined in international standards, including the rights of women.Amnesty recommends that the Government of Pakistan should review all legislation that leads to the imprisonment of prisoners of conscience and that does not conform to the provisions for fair trial enshrined in international human rights standards, such as the Basic Principles on the Role of Lawyers.