Pakistan Reinstates Death Penalty After Attack

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Pakistan Reinstates Death Penalty After Attack

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Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has reinstated the death penalty in terrorism cases after Taliban gunmen killed 132 children and nine teachers at a school in Peshawar.

Three days of mourning have begun after the country's deadliest terror attack which saw seven gunmen storm the army-run school on Tuesday.

Government spokesman Mohiuddin Wan said Mr Sharif had approved the lifting of the ban on death penalties.

He said: "It was decided that this moratorium should be lifted. The prime minister approved. Black warrants [execution orders] will be issued within a day or two."

The moratorium on civilian executions had been in place since 2008. One execution has taken place since then.

Despite the ban, hanging has remained a possible sentence in Pakistan and judges continued to pass death sentences.

Pakistan has more than 8,000 prisoners on death row, around 10% of whom have been convicted of offences labelled "terrorism", according to legal aid group Justice Project Pakistan.

Meanwhile, funerals for many of the victims of the massacre have been taking place.

Mr Sharif described the attack as a "national tragedy unleashed by savages".

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  1. Gallery: Taliban Gunmen Kill 132 Children In Northern Pakistan City

    Militants from the Pakistani Taliban attacked an army-run school in Peshawar

They killed 141 people, 132 of whom were children

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Pakistan Reinstates Death Penalty After Attack

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Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has reinstated the death penalty in terrorism cases after Taliban gunmen killed 132 children and nine teachers at a school in Peshawar.

Three days of mourning have begun after the country's deadliest terror attack which saw seven gunmen storm the army-run school on Tuesday.

Government spokesman Mohiuddin Wan said Mr Sharif had approved the lifting of the ban on death penalties.

He said: "It was decided that this moratorium should be lifted. The prime minister approved. Black warrants [execution orders] will be issued within a day or two."

The moratorium on civilian executions had been in place since 2008. One execution has taken place since then.

Despite the ban, hanging has remained a possible sentence in Pakistan and judges continued to pass death sentences.

Pakistan has more than 8,000 prisoners on death row, around 10% of whom have been convicted of offences labelled "terrorism", according to legal aid group Justice Project Pakistan.

Meanwhile, funerals for many of the victims of the massacre have been taking place.

Mr Sharif described the attack as a "national tragedy unleashed by savages".

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  1. Gallery: Taliban Gunmen Kill 132 Children In Northern Pakistan City

    Militants from the Pakistani Taliban attacked an army-run school in Peshawar

They killed 141 people, 132 of whom were children

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Students told stories of gunmen entering classrooms and firing at random

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