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Algeria Considers Death Penalty Return, Human Rights Advocates Sound Alarm

Wed, 16 Se · By The H.A.R.D. Timez Staff
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Algeria's government is considering amendments to the penal code that would expand the use of the death penalty after a 30-year hiatus. Amnesty International has called on the authorities to abandon these plans and establish a moratorium on executions, urging a move toward full abolition of the death penalty. The potential reinstatement of capital punishment is a significant setback for human rights advocates in Algeria.

Originally reported by AllAfrica

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