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Human rights activists sentenced to life in prison over soldier's death

An anti-terrorism court in southwestern Pakistan has sentenced two human rights activists to life in prison over the 2024 death of a paramilitary soldier during a rally in the port city of Gwadar

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According to ABC News’s source item, Human rights activists sentenced to life in prison over soldier’s death, An anti-terrorism court in southwestern Pakistan has sentenced two human rights activists to life in prison over the 2024 death of a paramilitary soldier during a rally in the port city of Gwadar

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