The military school in Peshawar, Pakistan, where Taliban militants murdered 152 people, the majority of whom were children, last month has reopened for the first time since the attack.
Seven terrorists wearing bomb vests cut through a wire fence to infiltrate the Army Public School on 16 December. They went from class to class, killing 133 children and injuring more than 120 people.
Pakistani parents leave the Army Public School with their children after it was reopened following the attack. The banner is from the families at Newtown, the American town where 20 students and six adults died in a massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in December 2012A Pakistani security staff member searches the bags of studentsParents gather at the Army Public School with their children
Pakistani children travel to school in PeshawarA mother drops her children off at the Army Public SchoolPakistani soldiers patrol near the Army Public SchoolA policeman stands guard outside a government school in PeshawarStudents offer prayers as they return to school
The bloodied floor in the school's hall after the attackAll images: AFP/Getty
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