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Russian Anti-War Poet Gets 7-Year Jail Term Over Poem On Ukraine War
A Moscow military court has sentenced a Russian poet to seven years in prison for verses questioning the morality of Russia's war in Ukraine, according to a letter he wrote to a Russian activist.
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Pak Court Suspends Own Order, Allows Trial Of Civilians By Military Courts
Pakistan Supreme Court Wednesday allowed trial of civilians by the military courts, conditionally suspending its October 23 unanimous ruling in which it had nullified military trials of civilians.
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Russian Court Rejects Kremlin Critic's Complaint Over Poisoning
A Russian military court on Monday rejected a complaint from jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny over the lack of a criminal investigation into his poisoning.
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Will Try To Fully Implement World Court Order On Kulbhushan Jadhav: India
Hours after Pakistan said that second consular access to death-row convict Kulbhushan Jadhav would not be granted, India on Thursday said it will keep trying for full implementation of the verdict by the International Court of Justice in his case.
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Military Court Gives Centre 3 Weeks To Decide Plea Against New Navy Chief
A military tribunal on Thursday gave three weeks to the Defence Ministry to decide on a petition by Vice-Admiral Bimal Verma, challenging the appointment of Vice Admiral Karambir Singh as the next Navy Chief overlooking his seniority.
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Pak Releases Mumbai Man After He Served 3-Year Sentence By Military Court
Pakistan on Monday released Indian prisoner Hamid Nihal Ansari, whose three-year jail term ended on Saturday, days after a top court gave one month deadline to the government to complete formalities to deport him.
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Decision On Kulbhushan Jadhav's Mercy Plea Now With Pakistan Army Chief
Pakistan Army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa is "analysing" the evidence against Kulbhushan Jadhav - the Indian national who has been sentenced to death -- the Pakistani Army said. His mercy petition has already been rejected by a military court. General Bajwa, before whom a mercy petition was filed last month, will decide the case on merit, ISPR,...
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Kulbhushan Jadhav Files Mercy Petition Against Death Sentence, Says Pakistan
Kulbhushan Jadhav, the Indian national sentenced to death by a military court in Pakistan, has filed a mercy petition to the Chief of Army Staff Qamar Javed Bajwa, the Pakistan Army announced on Thursday, claiming that Mr Jadhav had -expressed remorse- at the loss of precious innocent lives due to his action.
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Kulbhushan Jadhav's Sentencing Through Pak's Kangaroo Court Will Not Help Peace: Arun Jaitley
Union Minister Arun Jaitley today said the unprovoked gesture of a Pakistani military court to sentence Indian national Kulbhushan Jadhav to death through a "kangaroo court" will not help the cause of peace in the region.
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Kulbhushan Jadhav Death Sentence: India Denied Access Again, Pakistan Toughens Stand
India will appeal against the death sentence handed over to Indian man Kulbhushan Jadhav by a Pakistani military court on charges of spying, Indian High Commissioner Gautam Bambawale told Pakistani Foreign Secretary Tehmina Janjua on Friday and asked for consular access to the former Navy man, who New Delhi insists, was kidnapped from Iran and myst...
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Pak's Sartaj Aziz Said Not Enough Proof Of Kulbhushan Jadhav As Spy
A Pakistani military court on Monday sentenced an Indian accused of espionage to death, ratcheting up the tension between the countries.
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Pakistan's Parliament Votes To Reinstate Secret Military Courts
Pakistan's parliament on Tuesday amended the constitution to reinstate secret military courts that try civilians charged with terrorism offences, something activists have warned will lead to human rights abuses.
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Pakistan Considers Bringing Back Military Courts To Combat Terrorism
Pakistan government is planning to revive controversial military courts set up for the speedy trial of hardcore terrorists as they played an extremely important role to combat extremism, two days after they were wound up.
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Pak Military Courts, Set Up After Peshawar School Attack, Discontinued
Pakistan's controversial military courts which had sentenced 161 terrorists to death were discontinued today, two years after they were set up for speedy trial of hardcore terrorists following the deadly Taliban attack on an army school that killed nearly 150 children.
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Family Of Mumbai Engineer Jailed In Pakistan Seek His Release
Parents of a Mumbai engineer jailed in Pakistan for alleged espionage have requested authorities in the neighbouring country to show compassion and release him on humanitarian grounds.
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Russian Anti-War Poet Gets 7-Year Jail Term Over Poem On Ukraine War
A Moscow military court has sentenced a Russian poet to seven years in prison for verses questioning the morality of Russia's war in Ukraine, according to a letter he wrote to a Russian activist.
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Pak Court Suspends Own Order, Allows Trial Of Civilians By Military Courts
Pakistan Supreme Court Wednesday allowed trial of civilians by the military courts, conditionally suspending its October 23 unanimous ruling in which it had nullified military trials of civilians.
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Russian Court Rejects Kremlin Critic's Complaint Over Poisoning
A Russian military court on Monday rejected a complaint from jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny over the lack of a criminal investigation into his poisoning.
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Will Try To Fully Implement World Court Order On Kulbhushan Jadhav: India
Hours after Pakistan said that second consular access to death-row convict Kulbhushan Jadhav would not be granted, India on Thursday said it will keep trying for full implementation of the verdict by the International Court of Justice in his case.
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Military Court Gives Centre 3 Weeks To Decide Plea Against New Navy Chief
A military tribunal on Thursday gave three weeks to the Defence Ministry to decide on a petition by Vice-Admiral Bimal Verma, challenging the appointment of Vice Admiral Karambir Singh as the next Navy Chief overlooking his seniority.
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Pak Releases Mumbai Man After He Served 3-Year Sentence By Military Court
Pakistan on Monday released Indian prisoner Hamid Nihal Ansari, whose three-year jail term ended on Saturday, days after a top court gave one month deadline to the government to complete formalities to deport him.
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Decision On Kulbhushan Jadhav's Mercy Plea Now With Pakistan Army Chief
Pakistan Army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa is "analysing" the evidence against Kulbhushan Jadhav - the Indian national who has been sentenced to death -- the Pakistani Army said. His mercy petition has already been rejected by a military court. General Bajwa, before whom a mercy petition was filed last month, will decide the case on merit, ISPR,...
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Kulbhushan Jadhav Files Mercy Petition Against Death Sentence, Says Pakistan
Kulbhushan Jadhav, the Indian national sentenced to death by a military court in Pakistan, has filed a mercy petition to the Chief of Army Staff Qamar Javed Bajwa, the Pakistan Army announced on Thursday, claiming that Mr Jadhav had -expressed remorse- at the loss of precious innocent lives due to his action.
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Kulbhushan Jadhav's Sentencing Through Pak's Kangaroo Court Will Not Help Peace: Arun Jaitley
Union Minister Arun Jaitley today said the unprovoked gesture of a Pakistani military court to sentence Indian national Kulbhushan Jadhav to death through a "kangaroo court" will not help the cause of peace in the region.
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Kulbhushan Jadhav Death Sentence: India Denied Access Again, Pakistan Toughens Stand
India will appeal against the death sentence handed over to Indian man Kulbhushan Jadhav by a Pakistani military court on charges of spying, Indian High Commissioner Gautam Bambawale told Pakistani Foreign Secretary Tehmina Janjua on Friday and asked for consular access to the former Navy man, who New Delhi insists, was kidnapped from Iran and myst...
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Pak's Sartaj Aziz Said Not Enough Proof Of Kulbhushan Jadhav As Spy
A Pakistani military court on Monday sentenced an Indian accused of espionage to death, ratcheting up the tension between the countries.
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Pakistan's Parliament Votes To Reinstate Secret Military Courts
Pakistan's parliament on Tuesday amended the constitution to reinstate secret military courts that try civilians charged with terrorism offences, something activists have warned will lead to human rights abuses.
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Pakistan Considers Bringing Back Military Courts To Combat Terrorism
Pakistan government is planning to revive controversial military courts set up for the speedy trial of hardcore terrorists as they played an extremely important role to combat extremism, two days after they were wound up.
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Pak Military Courts, Set Up After Peshawar School Attack, Discontinued
Pakistan's controversial military courts which had sentenced 161 terrorists to death were discontinued today, two years after they were set up for speedy trial of hardcore terrorists following the deadly Taliban attack on an army school that killed nearly 150 children.
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Family Of Mumbai Engineer Jailed In Pakistan Seek His Release
Parents of a Mumbai engineer jailed in Pakistan for alleged espionage have requested authorities in the neighbouring country to show compassion and release him on humanitarian grounds.
