VOICED : Ejecuciones en Pakistan por matanza en escuela de Peshawar

The transcript discusses the Peshawar school attack by the Taliban, which resulted in 150 deaths, mostly children. A year later, Pakistan executed four men linked to the attack. The public and victims' families expressed satisfaction with the executions, though some demanded harsher public punishments. The attack led to the establishment of military courts and the reinstatement of the death penalty after a six-year moratorium.

What was the primary group responsible for the Peshawar school attack?

• ISIS

• The Taliban

• Boko Haram

• Al-Qaeda

How did the families of the victims feel about the execution of the attackers?

• They were unaware

• They were indifferent

• They opposed it

• They supported it

What did some people believe should have been done with the executed attackers?

• They should have been publicly hanged

• They should have been imprisoned for life

• They should have been pardoned

• They should have been exiled

What significant legal change occurred in Pakistan after the Peshawar attack?

• Abolition of the death penalty

• Introduction of new education policies

• Reinstatement of the death penalty

• Establishment of civilian courts

When did the Peshawar school attack take place?

• December 16, 2014

• November 20, 2014

• February 5, 2015

• January 10, 2015