Four were hanged for school massacre Peshawar

Four were hanged for school massacre Peshawar

Pakistani soldiers guard outside the jail Faisalabad where hanging implemented.

Pakistan hanged four prisoners, the death penalty since the freezing of the second group of the sentence is revoked, for the murder of Peshawar school.

One of the convicted has dual citizenship of Pakistan and Russia.

Friday (December 19) Pakistan has hanged two people.

This is done after the Taliban attacked a school, killing 141 people, 132 of whom were children.

The Taliban said the attack on December 16, carried out as revenge military operations in the northwest region near the border with Afghanistan.

Four prisoners executed in a prison in the city of Faisalabad on Sunday with tight security.

Prisoners with dual citizenship named Akhlas Akhlaq.

Three other men reported the Pakistani media as Ghulam Sarwar, Zubair Ahmed and Rashid Tipu.

Pakistan implement a moratorium on the death penalty in 2008.

The new death penalty is still being done despite the UN has tried to stop it. (BBC)