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Kidnapped son of slain Punjab governor Salmaan Taseer recovered in Quetta raid

Salman Taseer had not been charged or indicted but Mumtaz Qadri decided he was to be judge, jury and executioner

Mujahid Ali says he will not retract his statement and has told party leaders.

He was a man who relished all emotions life had to offer and lived his life to full capacity in almost every way.

Former Punjab governor was shot 27 times by his security guard for speaking against the blasphemy law.

Counsel says he has lost weight drastically due to health problems.

The man who shot Salmaan Taseer.

A death that defined a year of rising radicalism.

National Assembly that we have these days is packed with many self-declared liberals sitting on the PPP benches.

Decry lack of attention given to blasphemy law, other injustices.

Everyone knows Taseer was not the first to call for a review of the laws that deal with the issue of blasphemy.

Participants disappointed that no prayers held at Governor’s House.

Barelvis rally at Data Darbar, call for release of assassin.

PPP leader Zulfiqar Gondal lauds Taseer's services, lashes out at Imran Khan over his stance on terrorism.

Monetary disputes between Ashiq and the Masihi Foundation have put Aasia’s appeal on the back-burner.

Rights activists to hold candlelight vigil; religious right to ‘honour’ his assassin.

The self-confessed assassin appealed his death sentence which lies before IHC.

An anecdotal account of the man that he was.

One year on, the judge who sentenced Qadri, the cleric who led Taseer's funeral prayers have fled the country.

The question that remains unattended, that Salmaan Taseer died trying to address, is the validity of blasphemy law.

Instead of making Taseer emblem of our righteous objection to a controversial law, we allowed murder to go by default.

The best thing about Salmaan Taseer's tweets was that they were uncensored and relentless.

"Covered in the cloak of religion even a puny dwarf imagines himself a monster. Important to face, call their...

Taseer was never short of words be it for his political opponents, militants, Indians or just regular people.

Amid violent protests, Justic­e Shah has been receiv­ing life threat­s since the hearin­g of the case.

Perhaps, the only refuge that the brave judge will now find will be in a foreign country.

Judge Pervez Ali Shah of the anti-terrorism court must be accorded protection given our experience of such matters.

Religious party clashes with police, stages sit-in at Mall Road, Lahore.

For such a befitting sentence it would be out-of-place to praise a judge as being bold.

Following religious groups, political parties also express support for Qadri.

More protests planned for coming week, Ahle Sunnat group issues fatwa.

Self-confessed killer of Punjab governor convicted of murder and terrorism.

Rights activists, religious leaders, lawyers express contrary views.

Defy ban on Mall rallies to block road over Qadri verdict.

Just because Qadri has been handed down a death sentence does not mean that the judge be given a death sentence too.

Some express joy over verdict while some find the capital punishment too harsh.

Mumtaz Qadri's supporters took to the streets to denounce the sentence soon after it was handed down.

The inevitability of Taseer’s murder is argued by defence as "if Qadri had not killed him, someone else would...

Qadri’s lawyers point to governor’s conduct as ‘justification’ for murder.

Qadri claims that he lost his temper and shot the governor in anger.

Patriots justifying killings in Balochistan, are quiet on other ills think honour supersedes extra-judicial killings.