#executions

#executions

Two men executed for separate mass killings in China highlight rising violence related to personal frustrations.

China executed two men for deadly attacks in November, reflecting rising concerns over revenge-oriented crimes amid social frustrations.

Both assailants' actions stemmed from personal grievances highlighting broader societal issues in contemporary China.

Missouri executed Marcellus Williams despite persistent claims of innocence and local prosecutors' support for revisiting his conviction.

This week marks a significant increase in executions in the U.S., raising serious ethical and procedural concerns about the death penalty.

The death penalty is declining in America, but recent executions reveal ongoing brutality and injustice in the system.

Fewer executions are happening annually, yet a recent clustered series of five executions evokes deep concern about racism and systemic issues in the death penalty.

Singapore has executed nine individuals for drug trafficking in 2023, amid growing international criticism of its death penalty practices.

The Iranian government intensifies repression against women's rights activists amid a surge in executions, raising fears for their safety.

The execution of Jamshid Sharmahd reflects Iran's tactics under pressure, often resorting to executions to reinforce authority.

Iran executed at least 853 individuals in 2023, with over half of them on drug-related charges.

Rights groups warn that executions are being used by Iranian authorities to instill fear and suppress protests.