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Pak Army Chief Signs Death Warrants Of 30 'Hardcore Militants'
Pakistan Army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa on Wednesday signed execution orders of 30 "hardcore militants" convicted by the controversial special military courts for their involvement in several terror cases including the 2014 Army Public School attack in Peshawar.
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Pak Supreme Court To Hear Appeals Against Military Court Convictions
Pakistan's Supreme Court will start hearing appeals this week from convicts sentenced by military courts, including two terrorists on death row for the deadly 2014 Taliban attack on an army school which killed nearly 150 schoolchildren.
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Pakistani President Rejects Mercy Petitions for Army School Attack Convicts
Pakistani President Mamnoon Hussain on Friday rejected a mercy petition of four terrorists who had been given death sentences for the last year's attack on an army school that left nearly 150 people dead, officials said.
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Pakistani Court Blocks Execution of Those Convicted by Military Courts
Pakistan's Supreme Court today ordered the suspension of death sentences passed by military courts set up this year after a spike in militant violence but which have raised concern about fairness and the extent of military powers.
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Pak Army Chief Signs Death Warrants Of 30 'Hardcore Militants'
Pakistan Army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa on Wednesday signed execution orders of 30 "hardcore militants" convicted by the controversial special military courts for their involvement in several terror cases including the 2014 Army Public School attack in Peshawar.
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Pak Supreme Court To Hear Appeals Against Military Court Convictions
Pakistan's Supreme Court will start hearing appeals this week from convicts sentenced by military courts, including two terrorists on death row for the deadly 2014 Taliban attack on an army school which killed nearly 150 schoolchildren.
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Pakistani President Rejects Mercy Petitions for Army School Attack Convicts
Pakistani President Mamnoon Hussain on Friday rejected a mercy petition of four terrorists who had been given death sentences for the last year's attack on an army school that left nearly 150 people dead, officials said.
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Pakistani Court Blocks Execution of Those Convicted by Military Courts
Pakistan's Supreme Court today ordered the suspension of death sentences passed by military courts set up this year after a spike in militant violence but which have raised concern about fairness and the extent of military powers.
