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Comparative Study of Extrajudicial Killings in
India, Pakistan, and the Philippines
Abstract
Extrajudicial killings (EJKs) are a grave violation of human rights,
occurring when state actors or law enforcement agencies unlawfully
take lives without due process. This article delves into the
comparative analysis of EJKs in three countries: India, Pakistan, and
the Philippines. By examining the determinants, consequences, and
efforts to address this critical issue, we shed light on the complexities
surrounding extrajudicial violence.
Introduction
Extrajudicial killings have drawn global attention due to their impact
on human rights and the rule of law. While each country faces unique
challenges, a comparative study allows us to identify patterns,
understand root causes, and propose potential solutions. Let’s explore
the situation in India, Pakistan, and the Philippines.
