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Pak Prisoner In US, Whose Release Sought By Armed Man, Serving 86 Years
Aafia Siddiqui, a Pakistani prisoner in the United States whose release was reportedly demanded by a Texas hostage-taker this weekend, is serving an 86-year sentence for the attempted murder of American soldiers.
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Pakistani Woman Embraced by Islamic State Seeks to Drop US Legal Appeal
A Pakistan-born neuroscientist has become a rallying cry for militant groups demanding her release from a U.S. prison. But in a little-noticed move she is trying to abandon her legal fight for freedom, saying the U.S. court system is unjust.
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Pakistan erupts over US scientist verdict
Pakistani police on Friday used tear gas to disperse protesters who shouted "Death to America" in outrage after a US court jailed a woman scientist for 86 years for attempting to murder US officers.In a case that has been condemned across the nuclear-armed Muslim nation of 167 million, the government said it would petition Washington to secure the ...
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Pak Neuroscientist denies trying to kill Americans
A Pakistani neuroscientist being tried on charges of trying to kill American soldiers and FBI agents in Afghanistan was finally allowed to speak without interruption as she took the stand to deny the attempted murder and assault charges against her.
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Pak Prisoner In US, Whose Release Sought By Armed Man, Serving 86 Years
Aafia Siddiqui, a Pakistani prisoner in the United States whose release was reportedly demanded by a Texas hostage-taker this weekend, is serving an 86-year sentence for the attempted murder of American soldiers.
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Pakistani Woman Embraced by Islamic State Seeks to Drop US Legal Appeal
A Pakistan-born neuroscientist has become a rallying cry for militant groups demanding her release from a U.S. prison. But in a little-noticed move she is trying to abandon her legal fight for freedom, saying the U.S. court system is unjust.
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Pakistan erupts over US scientist verdict
Pakistani police on Friday used tear gas to disperse protesters who shouted "Death to America" in outrage after a US court jailed a woman scientist for 86 years for attempting to murder US officers.In a case that has been condemned across the nuclear-armed Muslim nation of 167 million, the government said it would petition Washington to secure the ...
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Pak Neuroscientist denies trying to kill Americans
A Pakistani neuroscientist being tried on charges of trying to kill American soldiers and FBI agents in Afghanistan was finally allowed to speak without interruption as she took the stand to deny the attempted murder and assault charges against her.
