 
  
Farman Ali and his brother 
Mohammad Arif were arrested in April this year after police discovered 
the head of a two-day-old child at their home.
The child’s corpse had been 
stolen from a graveyard in the brothers’ home village of Darya Khan, 
around 300km south of Islamabad.
The pair, who are in their late 30s, had prepared and eaten a curry from the child’s remains, the police said.
They had previously been 
arrested for eating human corpses in the same village in 2011 and had 
served two years in prison, during which time they were treated by 
psychiatrists, police said.
“The anti-terrorist court today 
sentenced them each to 11 years and four months of hard labour,” Mr 
Shakir Hussain Dawar, a district police officer, told AFP.
The court, which found them 
guilty of corpse desecration, concealing evidence and acts of terror, 
also recommended the government create a law banning cannibalism, Mr 
Dawar said.
Mr Mian Muhammad Rizwan, a public prosecutor, confirmed the details of the verdict.
In the 2011 case, police found 
the body of a 24-year-old woman at the men’s house. One of her legs was 
missing, which they had eaten.
The police said that the men’s 
wives and family members had left them some years ago and both were 
living in the house in isolation.
 
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