Death Penalty Information

This blog is run by the Anti Death Penalty Team of Amnesty International's International Secretariat. It contains articles and comments on the use of the death penalty worldwide and is designed to aid the campaign against executions. Unless clearly credited as Amnesty International information, the organization does not vouch for the accuracy of the contents.

Monday, January 14, 2008

China: Olympics puts spotlight on China

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Olympics prep spotlights executions in China In 10 years on China's highest court, Xuan Dong had a hand in the executions of 1,000 peopl...
Tuesday, December 11, 2007

Japan: Execution victims named

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Dec. 8 JAPAN: Openness on executions a welcome change In a major switch from its hitherto secretive policy, the Justice Ministry for the 1st...
Monday, December 03, 2007

Morocco: Media blamed for apathy on the death penalty

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MOROCCO: Conformist Media Blamed for Public Apathy Lack of media interest in reporting on death penalty issues is responsible for widespread...

Syria: interview with anti death penalty campaigner

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Nov. 30 SYRIA: Death Penalty Serves Interests of Despotic Regimes----Interview with Nedal Naeiseh Nedal Naeiseh: Syrian writer, journalist a...
Wednesday, November 28, 2007

Yemen: Members of press face death penalty over publication charges

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YEMEN: Members of press face death penalty over publication charges Editor-in-Chief of Al-Share' Weekly Nayef Hassan, the paper's ma...
Tuesday, November 27, 2007

China: Suspended death sentences exceed immediate executions for the 1st time

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CHINA: Suspended death sentences exceed immediate executions for 1st time The number of suspended death sentences handed down this year in C...

Morocco: interview with abolitionist

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http://ipsnews.net/news.asp?idnews=40156
Wednesday, November 21, 2007

Canada: Europe slams Canada's new stance on death penalty

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Europe slams Canada's new stance on death penalty Harper government 'washed its hands, just like Pontius Pilate' The Ottawa Citi...

Russia: Duma Leaves Punishment on Table

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RUSSIA: Duma Leaves Punishment on Table 'The State Duma concluded its 4-year term last week, leaving a stack of important legislation --...

Lebanon: Abolition of the death penalty linked to stability

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LEBANON: Abolition of death penalty linked to stability Sonele Daas sits on death row in Lebanon's central Roumieh prison, found guilty ...
Friday, November 16, 2007

UN: Resolutions calling for a moratorium on executions passed

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http://www.guardian.co.uk/international/story/0,,2212203,00.html

USA: Barred doctor helps in executions

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Doctor barred by Missouri helps in federal executions A judge cites the physician's dyslexia in banning him from participation in state ...
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