No Mercy: A Report on Clemency for Death Row Prisoners in Pakistan
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- Apr 11, 2018
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In failing to grant a pardon to even a single death row prisoner, Pakistan’s clemency process appears to have a blanket policy of denying all mercy petitions, new research by JPP and Yale’s Lowenstein Human Rights Project finds.
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