17 men taken off death row, but back in court

October 10, 2011 16:19

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The 17 men reprieved last month from death row, where they had been sent for the killing of a man in a brawl over bootlegging, were back in a Dubai court yesterday. Two Pakistani men who claimed to have been injured in the same fight have filed a compensation claim against the Indian men, which was yesterday heard in the Sharjah reconciliation committee. Read it in the National

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