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Pakistan plans to execute 500 terror convicts in coming weeks: officials

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Pakistan plans to execute 500 terror convicts in coming weeks: officials

ISLAMABAD (AFP) - Pakistan plans to execute around 500 militants in coming weeks, officials said Monday, after the government lifted a moratorium on the death penalty in terror cases following a Taliban school massacre.

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