Members of the civil society hold placards and light candles for the victims of the Pakistan Taliban attack on the Army Public School, during a rally in Lahore December 18, 2014. REUTERS/Mohsin Raza
PESHAWAR/ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (Reuters) - As Pakistanis unite in grief over the killings of 132 schoolchildren by the Pakistani Taliban, several other militant groups have been quick to condemn the carnage too.
Most such groups have slaughtered civilians themselves, but the wave of outrage following the school attack is threatening the relative freedom they enjoy in Pakistan.
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