Pakistani cleric: Swat deal gives Taliban immunity

15 Apr 2009

Pakistan’s imposition of Islamic law in a cease-fire deal to blunt a gathering Taliban rebellion will protect militants accused of brutal killings from prosecution, a hardline cleric who mediated the deal said Tuesday. Full Story

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