Pakistan Will Establish Military Courts For Terror Trials
Pakistan’s political leaders decided on Wednesday to establish military courts for terrorism cases, a week after the massacre by a Taliban commando 149 people, including 133 schoolchildren in Peshawar, do we learned from official sources.
Political parties have agreed to establish military courts after almost eleven hours of deliberation, government official who requested anonymity. All terrorism cases fall under the military courts, he added.
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