Washington DC: April 15, 2012. (Ahmar Mustikhan) A coalition of human rights organizations held a rally Saturday in Washington DC in support of Hindu girl Rinkel Kumari, who was abducted, forced to convert and marry a Muslim man in Pakistan. Jefferey Imm, chief of the Responsible for Equality And Liberty who formerly worked for the FBI, made an impassioned appeal to Americans to raise their voices for Kumari who aill appear before the Supreme Court of Pakistan on April 18. The coalition which is opposed to all forms of terrorism including the Pakistan Christian Congress, American Friends of Balochistan and United for Equality attended the rally. Dr. Nazir Bhatti, president of the Pakistan Christian Congress, said Christian and Hindu girls are being abducted in Pakistan, forcibly converted and married and then sold in brothels as prostitutes. Laurie Deamer, presiding council member of the American Friends of Balochistan, called for stoppage of all aid to Pakistan. Reading from a prepared text, Deamer said, "As a Christian, and as an American woman who revers our Founding Fathers, men who declared that the rule of law should be balanced with the pursuit of happiness through freedom of religious and cultural expression, I call upon our government to stand by its previous determination (set forth in the Kerry-Lugar bill), to withdraw support from allies who abuse their own citizens, whether members of religious or ethnic minorities." Billions of dollars of U.S. taxpayer’s monies have gone to Pakistan in the form of aid since the 911 terrorist attacks. Carolyn Cook and her mother, who are like best friends, also attended the rally. The participants of the rally marched to the White House before dispersing.