DUSHANBE, July 17, Asia-Plus - “We would like to see more progress in a campaign to abolish death penalty,” Mr. Aaron Rodez (phonetically spelled), Executive Director of International Helsinki Federation for Human Rights (IHF) told journalists in Dushanbe on July 17.
According to him there could be various legal and technical aspects of the issue that should be solved.
“If political leaders make bold, the technical issues will be solved,” stated IHF executive director, “We hope they will not think up any excuse; the most thing that all should move towards international standards.”
The IHF consultant, Ms. Maria Louisa Baskur noted that the death penalty was also used as an instrument of pressure, means of political and economic control. She termed
The IHF officials arrived in
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