Death penalty

Abolishing the Death Penalty

The use of the death penalty always carries the risk of an unsafe conviction and a miscarriage of justice.Read more

For Nie Shubin the decision of China's Supreme Court was 21 years too late.Read more

An effective defence can be a matter of life or death if you are facing the death penalty.Read more

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The Rights Practice helped to organise a parliamentary roundtable on increased detentions and ill treatment in Xinjiang.

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Nicola Macbean joins team to research the impact of China's Overseas NGO Law on European China civil society relations.

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