Detained editor to see lawyers

Tuesday 18 May 1999 00:02 BST

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Detained editor to see lawyers

PAKISTAN'S SUPREME Court yesterday ordered the government to let the family and lawyers of Najam Sethi, the detained editor of The Friday Times, see him for the first time since he was arrested on 8 May over allegations of anti-state acts. Mr Sethi's case has drawn protests from the European Union and US demands for his release.

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