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/ 16 November 2009

Texas starts to doubt death row

The state that executes more people than any other by far is seeing its once rock-solid faith in capital punishment shaken by overturned convictions.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 15 November 2009

Ohio executions resume with one-drug method

Ohio is set to resume executions using a single drug that has been used in the US to euthanise pets but never to put condemned prisoners to death.

By Julie Carr Smyth
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/ 11 September 2009

Prisoners driven insane on Japan’s death row

Japan’s new government is under pressure to abolish the death penalty after Amnesty claimed the country’s death row inmates are being driven insane.

By Staff Reporter
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/ 6 August 2009

Death penalty for 2003 Mumbai bombers

An Indian court on Thursday sentenced to death three people, including a married couple, for planting bombs that killed 52 in Mumbai in 2003.

By Phil Hazlewood
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Africa
/ 29 July 2009

Egypt’s rising death sentences under fire

Legal experts and human rights activists are criticising Egypt for an abrupt spike in death sentences in recent months.

By Salah Nasrawi
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/ 29 July 2009

China the world’s top executioner, says rights group

A human rights group said on Wednesday that China retained its position as the world’s top executioner in 2008.

By Marta Falconi

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