#WorldDayAgainstDeathPenalty A day to reflect on human dignity and the right to life for all. The #deathpenalty is incompatible with the right to life, risks wrongful executions and doesn't deter crime. Together, let’s work to end killing as a form of punishment.
#EndExecutions
LAST CHANCE to submit your artworks & written pieces on the #DeathPenalty to our MIS/CONCEPTIONS project!
Info & submissions: https://t.co/S6iGr7xGFz
ADPAN is gathering a team of experts, advocates, and lawyers in Malaysia, together with lawyers from the Kyoto Bar Association, in a forum to exchange ideas on resentencing and reform to abolish the mandatory death penalty.
The British Academy is pleased to announce the successful teams of the ODA Challenge-Oriented Research Grants programme 2024, which supports researchers who work on humanities and social sciences projects that address specific global challenges.
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Thrilled to receive the @BritishAcademy_ ODA Challenge-Oriented Research Grant 2024 with Thaatch Kananatu, Pitch Pongsawat, and Elmer Soriano.
We will compare COVID-19 experiences in Southeast Asian prisons to enhance future pandemic preparedness: https://t.co/97mDfN7800
Join us for a captivating research seminar with Professor Alison Ritter, Director of the Drug Policy Modelling Program at @UNSW! Dive into "Translating Research into Policy – What It Takes" with a compelling case study on Drug Laws. Register here: https://t.co/Jcr5JwngzK
#Malaysia: 7 death row inmates convicted of drug trafficking have had their sentences reduced to 30 years' imprisonment, in the first batch of cases heard by the Federal Court following the country's abolition of the mandatory death penalty. #DeathPenalty
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Yes.
2 law minsters, @AzalinaOthmanS and @dswjtj have noted the role and the needs for a Sentencing Council in Malaysia.
Hear what our experts, @drmaisato
and Prof Jessica Jacobson from @BBKCriminology have to say about it to @dashranyohan: https://t.co/ndTmV2ki9O
In today's budget announcement - The Drug Treatment & Rehabilitation Act 1983 to be amended, so people who use drugs are not sent to prison. Looking forward to the provision of evidence based treatment and rehabilitation and NOT more compulsory detention. @ramkarpal@KDNPUTRAJAYA
Dozens of police officers blocked the #LawanLapar farmers’ march to Parliament.
These were mostly elderly, small town farmers, travelling to Parliament for their voice to be heard, to save their farms.
More content to come on this.
We are excited to launch @DPRUOxford’s Mapping Death Row database of foreign nationals and migrant workers sentenced to death across Asia and the Middle East, now freely available to all at: https://t.co/rKYMEDOCLe (1/5) @OxfordLawFac@OxfordCrim@oxpolicyengaged
💔Plantation workers who reach retirement age do not have any form of protection, they can be kicked out of their homes just like that. 📽️Watch full video by JSML : https://t.co/XFdaoaBzTb
I wholeheartedly agree with @DrZalihaMustafa@KKMPutrajaya - a treatment and rehabilitation approach instead of an imprisonment approach must be prioritised in handling drug addiction.
In an effort to treat drug addiction as a medical issue instead of a criminal issue, @BHEUU_JPM is in the midst of studying the establishment of a council to review drug-related laws and existing sentences, and to provide guidelines and promote rehabilitation and restorative based approaches in addressing drug addiction.
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Tq @PattoKasthuri@AzalinaOthmanS and everyone who have worked hard to get us to this point. InshaAllah we will see this law passed in Parliament. Next up, a health and evidenced base drug policy reform. @globalcdp
1/3 What an incredible two-day Residential Workshop at Peppers Moonah Links Resort with our Deputy Vice-Chancellor Research Professor Rebekah Brown! Her special Masterclass is a must-see, and John Thwaites @jwthwaites provided valuable insights on Political Engagement!