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Recent executions in Singapore condemned by international human rights organisations - Vimarsana News

Recent executions in Singapore condemned by international human rights organisations

The increasing number of executions in Singapore has been condemned by the International Bar Association’s Human Rights Institute (IBAHRI).  10 death row inmates have been executed since 30 March 2

The Thai Government fails to address international concern over key human rights issues at UN-backed review - Vimarsana News

The Thai Government fails to address international concern over key human rights issues at UN-backed review

Bangkok, Paris, 17 March 2022. The Thai government failed to address international concerns by refusing to accept key human rights (...)

Source: fidh.org
Singapore: IBAHRI condemns rise in executions and calls for halt in enforcement - Vimarsana News

Singapore: IBAHRI condemns rise in executions and calls for halt in enforcement

The IBAHRI condemns the increasing number of executions in Singapore, with 10 death row inmates having been executed since 30 March 2022, following a two-year hiatus.

Source: ibanet.org
Korean religious groups call for abolition of death penalty - Vimarsana News

Korean religious groups call for abolition of death penalty

Korean Bishops’ Justice and Peace Committee has joined others in terming it unconstitutional and ineffective in curbing crimes

Acting national police chief backs reviving capital punishment for big drug traffickers - Vimarsana News

Acting national police chief backs reviving capital punishment for big drug traffickers

“It’s high time to bring back the death penalty,” says Lt. Gen. Vicente Danao.