Zimbabwe Abolishes Death Penalty Nearly Two Decades After Last Execution

Zimbabwe has officially abolished the death penalty, marking a significant shift in its judicial system nearly two decades after the last execution was carried out. This move aligns with a growing global trend towards the elimination of capital punishment and reflects a broader commitment to human rights and justice reform within the country.

• Zimbabwe has abolished the death penalty, a major change in its legal system.
• The last execution in Zimbabwe took place almost 20 years ago, highlighting a de facto moratorium on capital punishment prior to its official abolition.
• This decision is part of a global trend moving away from the death penalty, emphasizing the importance of human rights and judicial reform.

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