Activists of the Pakistan Tehrik-i-Insaaf hold placards during a protest in Karachi.
A blood-money deal to secure the release of a CIA contractor Raymond Davis accused of murder in Pakistan has ended a damaging spy row but erased a thin veneer of trust between the suspicious allies. The sudden freeing of Davis on March 16, seven weeks after he shot dead two men in Lahore, has sparked angry demonstrations in protest at the decision.
Activists of the Pakistan Tehrik-i-Insaaf hold placards during a protest in Karachi.