Tag: death penalty
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Iran Accused of Using International Statements to Divert Attention from Domestic Human Rights Abuses
Iran has made recent statements intended for international audiences that aim to distract from the ongoing internal issues, particularly the atrocities committed against women and the public at large. These statements are seen as a strategic move to shift the focus away from domestic unrest and criticism towards a narrative more palatable to foreign nations…
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Japanese Man Acquitted After 46 Years on Death Row: FRANCE 24 Exclusive Interview with Sister
A Japanese man who spent 46 years on death row has been acquitted, marking a significant turn in a legal battle that has spanned nearly half a century. FRANCE 24 conducted an exclusive interview with the sister of the acquitted man, delving into the emotional and legal ramifications of his prolonged imprisonment and eventual exoneration.…
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DR Congo Military Court Sentences 37 to Death for Alleged Coup Attempt
A military court in the Democratic Republic of Congo has issued death sentences to 37 individuals for their involvement in a purported coup attempt. This significant ruling underscores the country’s stance on severe political disturbances and attempts to undermine state security. The court’s decision brings to the forefront the ongoing issues of political stability and…