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Australia calls for answers after girl, 9, shot dead by police in Pakistan
Stay up to date with notifications from The IndependentNotifications can be managed in browser preferences.Jump to contentThank you for registeringPlease refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged inPlease refresh your browser to be logged inAllNewsSportCultureLifestyleAnthony Albanese is demanding an investigation (Getty)Australian prime minister Anthony Albanese has demanded a transparent investigation into the fatal shooting of nine-year-old Hania Ahmed in Pakistan. Hania, an Australian girl visiting Pakistan with her family, was killed on 10 June when a local police official fired at their car during an armed robbery in Chakwal, Punjab province. Her father, Adeel Ahmed, alleges police fired first, contradicting initial police claims and stating the tragedy could have been avoided if officers had not engaged the robbers in that manner. Punjab Police later admitted the officer made an "erroneous decision" and mistakenly fired at the family's vehicle, leading to Hania's death and injuries to her father and brother. The officer responsible has been arrested and suspended, with police promising a thorough and impartial investigation, while the two alleged thieves were subsequently killed in a separate police encounter. In fullAlbanese demands answers as mystery deepens in 9-year-old Australian girl’s killing in PakistanThank you for registeringPlease refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged inPlease refresh your browser to be logged in
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theage.com.au
2WAY PAKISTAN DEATH
Australian girl killed by police in Pakistan A WA family were allegedly shot at by Pakistani police in a case of mistaken identity, leaving a nine-year-old dead.
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Australian girl killed by police in Pakistan
Australian girl killed by police in Pakistan A WA family were allegedly shot at by Pakistani police in a case of mistaken identity, leaving a nine-year-old dead.
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abc.net.au
Nine-year-old Australian girl fatally shot by police in Pakistan
A nine-year-old Australian girl has been fatally shot by police in Pakistan after officers mistook her family's car for that of suspected criminals.
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dailymail.com
Aussie girl, 9, dead after cops in Pakistan open fire on a rental car
A little girl from Perth was visiting relatives in Punjab, Pakistan, with her family when the incident occurred.
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sbs.com.au
Australian girl killed in Pakistan after botched police shooting
The family were leaving the scene after being robbed at gunpoint when local police opened fire on their rental car.
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‘This news is really shocking’: Australian girl, 9, killed in Pakistan
Local media reported the family, from the Perth suburb of Kewdale, was mistaken for armed robbers the police were pursuing.
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theguardian.com
Australian girl killed in Pakistan after reportedly being shot dead by police
Nine-year-old visiting relatives in Punjab province when police opened fire on car, local media report
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Investigation underway after Aussie girl shot dead in Pakistan
A WA community is mourning the shock loss after a nine-year-old was fatally shot by police in a case of mistaken identity, as her brother remains in hospital.
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mirror.co.uk
Girl, 9, shot dead after police open fire on car as family mistaken for robbers
The family had been driving to a relative's house when they were set upon by robbers who demanded they hand over jewellery before opening fire on police officers
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independent.co.uk
Australian girl on holiday in Pakistan shot dead in case of mistaken identity
The suspects fled on their motorbike but things took a wrong turn when more police who arrived at the scene opened fire as the family began to drive away
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jpost.com
Australian girl killed by Pakistani police in mistaken identity incident | The Jerusalem Post
Hania Ahmed, a Pakistani Australian child from Perth, was traveling with her family in Punjab province when police allegedly mistook their rented car for a vehicle used by robbery…
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smh.com.au
Pakistani police officer arrested over ‘mistaken identity’ fatal shooting of Australian girl
The Perth family’s hire car was littered with bullets after local police mistook them for thieves.
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Australian PM calls for inquiry after Hania Ahmed, 9, shot dead by police while visiting Pakistan
Punjab police said an officer mistakenly opened fire at the Ahmed family, who were victims of a robbery at Chakwal
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channelnewsasia.com
Police mistakenly shoot, kill Australian child in Pakistan
Police in Pakistan's most populous eastern province, Punjab, said that officers responding to a robbery exchanged fire with the suspects who were holding the passengers of a…
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euronews.com
Police mistakenly shoot and kill Australian child in Pakistan
Australian media reported the family, from the western city of Perth, were visiting relatives in Pakistan when the incident took place.
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scmp.com
Australian girl dies after Pakistani police ‘mistakenly’ shoots family, officer arrested
Thinking that the suspects were trying to flee, the officer had fired into the car where the family was being held hostage, police said.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Australian child shot dead in Pakistan as police wrongly identify family as thieves
A police officer in Pakistan's Punjab province has been arrested after an Australian girl was killed and two members of her family injured in what authorities described as a…
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aljazeera.com
Pakistani police mistakenly open fire on Australian family, killing child
Fatal shooting of nine-year-old Hania Ahmed by Punjab Police officer causes furore.
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Father of Australian girl shot dead in Pakistan calls for justice
The father of a nine-year-old girl from Perth who was shot dead by a police officer in Pakistan is calling for justice as the officer accused of killing her faces court.
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saudigazette.com.sa
Albanese demands answers after Pakistan police shoot dead Australian girl on holiday
Police mistakenly shot and killed an Australian child in eastern Pakistan, authorities said on Monday, with Canberra calling for an investigation into the incident that also…