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From: Amnesty International
Posted: Jul 9 08
Witnessed: 151 times
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Global
Death penalty
Amnesty International 3rd World Congress Against the Death Penalty. A short, 3 minute video to support work for the abolition of the Death Penalty. It is intended for particular use by the Anti Death Penalty Asia Network (ADPAN) and other partners.
The World Congress against the Death Penalty took place in Paris from 1st to the 3rd of February. It brought together over 600 abolitionists and decision makers from around the world, who discussed current strategies and debated ways forward to achieve the ultimate goal of worldwide abolition of the death penalty.
Stop Executions English Version
Amnesty International, Jul 10 08
Witnessed: 246 times
Global
Death penalty
Stop Executions Bahassa Version
Amnesty International, Jul 9 08
Witnessed: 210 times
Global
Death penalty
Stop Executions Chinese Version
Amnesty International, Jul 9 08
Witnessed: 244 times
Global
Death penalty
Stop Executions Hindi Version
Amnesty International, Jul 9 08
Witnessed: 237 times
Global
Death penalty
Stop Executions Japanese Version
Amnesty International, Jul 9 08
Witnessed: 164 times
Global
Death penalty
Stop Executions Khmer-Cambodian Version
Amnesty International, Jul 9 08
Witnessed: 176 times
Global
Death penalty
Stop Executions Laothian Version
Amnesty International, Jul 9 08
Witnessed: 147 times
Global
Death penalty
Stop Executions Malaysian Version
Amnesty International, Jul 9 08
Witnessed: 121 times
Global
Death penalty
Stop Executions Tagalog Version
Amnesty International, Jul 8 08
Witnessed: 168 times
Global
Death penalty
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