Pakistani man has death penalty deferred for fourth time
ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - A Pakistani man whose lawyers say was a child when charged with murder, and only confessed after being tortured, was handed a reprieve on Tuesday just hours before he was due to be executed, the fourth time his death penalty has been stayed.
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