Afia Siddique should be released as her trial voilated Sixt Amendment to the United States Constitution.

Amnesty International monitored the trial for fairness. Four British Parliamentarians called the trial a grave miscarriage of justice that violated the Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution as well as the United States' obligations as a member of the United Nations, and demanded Siddiqui's release. In a letter to Barack Obama, they stated that there was a lack of scientific and forensic evidence tying Siddiqui to the weapon she allegedly fired. In a 2010 audio-recorded testimony, the Sindh Province Police Superintendent, in the words of Stephen Lendman, "confirmed his personal involvement in arresting and abducting Siddiqui and her three small children in March 2003. He said that local authorities were involved, participating with Pakistani intelligence (ISI), CIA a