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Pakistan Imposes One Month Moratorium on Executions: Officials
Pakistan has imposed a one month moratorium on executions during Ramadan, officials said today, providing temporary reprieve for a death row prisoner whose lawyers claim he was a juvenile at the time of the crime.
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Family Relief at Hanging Stay for Pakistan 'Teen' Killer
Relatives of a Pakistani death row prisoner said today they "felt a wave of life" when his execution was halted to examine claims he was a juvenile when the crime was committed.
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Death Warrant Issued for Pakistani Convicted as Teen
Pakistani authorities today issued a death warrant for a killer condemned as a teenager, as a triple murderer was hanged in the 25th execution since the country resumed capital punishment in December.
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Pakistan vows to execute militants despite Taliban threats
Pakistan will hang two convicted militants next week, officials said on Wednesday, despite a Taliban warning that it would regard the execution of any of its members as a "declaration of war".
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Pakistan set to end moratorium on executions
Pakistan's five-year-old moratorium on executions will end with the hanging of four convicts, including three high-profile terrorists, this month, a senior official said today.
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Pakistan Imposes One Month Moratorium on Executions: Officials
Pakistan has imposed a one month moratorium on executions during Ramadan, officials said today, providing temporary reprieve for a death row prisoner whose lawyers claim he was a juvenile at the time of the crime.
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Family Relief at Hanging Stay for Pakistan 'Teen' Killer
Relatives of a Pakistani death row prisoner said today they "felt a wave of life" when his execution was halted to examine claims he was a juvenile when the crime was committed.
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Death Warrant Issued for Pakistani Convicted as Teen
Pakistani authorities today issued a death warrant for a killer condemned as a teenager, as a triple murderer was hanged in the 25th execution since the country resumed capital punishment in December.
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Pakistan vows to execute militants despite Taliban threats
Pakistan will hang two convicted militants next week, officials said on Wednesday, despite a Taliban warning that it would regard the execution of any of its members as a "declaration of war".
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Pakistan set to end moratorium on executions
Pakistan's five-year-old moratorium on executions will end with the hanging of four convicts, including three high-profile terrorists, this month, a senior official said today.
