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Nigerian Military Says to Investigate Amnesty Killing Allegations
Nigeria's military said today it was investigating allegations by Amnesty International that more than 8,000 people had died in detention during a crackdown on Islamist militant group Boko Haram, weeks after dismissing the report.
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Egypt Hangs 6 Convicted Islamist Militants
Egyptian authorities hanged six men convicted of killing soldiers Sunday, police said, ignoring appeals to spare them amid allegations two of them had been in custody at the time of their alleged crimes.
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Pakistan to End Death Penalty Moratorium in Terror Cases
Pakistan is to end its moratorium on the death penalty in terror-related cases, the prime minister's office announced today, a day after Taliban militants killed 141 people in an attack on a school.
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Nigeria Ignored Warning of Boko Haram Kidnap: Amnesty International
Nigeria's military had advanced warning of the April 14 attack by Boko Haram that led to the kidnapping of more than 200 schoolgirls but failed to take immediate action, Amnesty International said Friday.
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US broke international law by killing civilians with drones, claims human rights groups
Human rights groups has accused the United States of breaking international law and perhaps committing war crimes by killing civilians in missile and drone strikes that were intended to hit militants in Pakistan and Yemen.
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Pakistan brings back death penalty, to anger of rights groups
Pakistan's new government, striving to appear determined to rein in escalating crime and militancy, has ended a ban on the death penalty, in a move condemned as "shocking and retrograde" by rights group Amnesty International.
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Sayed Liyaqat Shah's name processed by Jammu and Kashmir govt for surrender, show documents
Sayed Liyaqat Shah, who the Delhi police claims was planning a terror attack on the capital, is a former militant who was looking to return to Jammu and Kashmir from Pakistan under the state government's amnesty policy, show documents.
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Ghulam Nabi Azad against amnesty to militants
Union Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad has said the move could be counter productive and a threat to the security of Jammu & Kashmir.
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Nigerian Military Says to Investigate Amnesty Killing Allegations
Nigeria's military said today it was investigating allegations by Amnesty International that more than 8,000 people had died in detention during a crackdown on Islamist militant group Boko Haram, weeks after dismissing the report.
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Egypt Hangs 6 Convicted Islamist Militants
Egyptian authorities hanged six men convicted of killing soldiers Sunday, police said, ignoring appeals to spare them amid allegations two of them had been in custody at the time of their alleged crimes.
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Pakistan to End Death Penalty Moratorium in Terror Cases
Pakistan is to end its moratorium on the death penalty in terror-related cases, the prime minister's office announced today, a day after Taliban militants killed 141 people in an attack on a school.
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Nigeria Ignored Warning of Boko Haram Kidnap: Amnesty International
Nigeria's military had advanced warning of the April 14 attack by Boko Haram that led to the kidnapping of more than 200 schoolgirls but failed to take immediate action, Amnesty International said Friday.
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US broke international law by killing civilians with drones, claims human rights groups
Human rights groups has accused the United States of breaking international law and perhaps committing war crimes by killing civilians in missile and drone strikes that were intended to hit militants in Pakistan and Yemen.
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Pakistan brings back death penalty, to anger of rights groups
Pakistan's new government, striving to appear determined to rein in escalating crime and militancy, has ended a ban on the death penalty, in a move condemned as "shocking and retrograde" by rights group Amnesty International.
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Sayed Liyaqat Shah's name processed by Jammu and Kashmir govt for surrender, show documents
Sayed Liyaqat Shah, who the Delhi police claims was planning a terror attack on the capital, is a former militant who was looking to return to Jammu and Kashmir from Pakistan under the state government's amnesty policy, show documents.
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Ghulam Nabi Azad against amnesty to militants
Union Minister Ghulam Nabi Azad has said the move could be counter productive and a threat to the security of Jammu & Kashmir.
