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We wish to inform you that tomorrow you will be executed
Muhammad Haza’a is one of some 180 people facing death in Yemeni prisons for crimes they allegedly committed when they were under 18. He is due to be taken out of his crowded prison cell tomorrow morning and shot. Those … Continue reading
Indian rape debate: Why death penalty is no solution
By Ananth Guruswamy, Director of Amnesty International in India The tragic case of the 23-year old woman who was brutally attacked, raped and left for dead by six men in Delhi on 16 December 2012 has highlighted the unacceptable reality … Continue reading
Posted in Death Penalty, India, Sexual Violence, Women
Tagged death penalty, Delhi gang-rape, India, protest, rape, Sexual violence against women, women
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