RawalpindiLawyer Imaan Mazari-Hazir and her husband each got 10 years.
Pakistan rearrested them after its Supreme Court suspended an earlier 17-year sentence on 17 September.
An anti-terrorism court on 29 October convicted them over alleged removal of security barriers, at a trial held inside Adiala jail.
Amnesty and 22 other groups demand the convictions be quashed while a Supreme Court petition remains pending.
How each outlet framed it
- Dawn leans critical
- details the stacked charges (Section 186 and 353 PPC, plus 17-year PECA term) and the 23-organisation statement on misuse of criminal justice
Sources: Dawn