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    UN Denounces Iraq Executions

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    Post by Lobo Thu 27 Aug 2015, 3:53 pm

    UN Denounces Iraq Executions
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    By John Lee.

    The United Nations has condemned the execution by the Iraqi Kurdistan Regional Government of three people convicted of murder and kidnapping – the first use of the death penalty in the region in seven years.

    Rupert Colville (pictured), Spokesperson for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, said in a statement:

    We are dismayed to learn of the execution of a man, Farhad Jaafar Mahmood, and his two wives, Khuncha Hassan Ismaeil and Berivan Haider Karim, in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq.

    “They were convicted in April 2014 for the crimes of kidnapping and murder of two girls, and hanged at 2:00 a.m. on 12 August.

    “These are the first executions to have taken place in seven years, after the Kurdistan Regional Government established an informal moratorium on the use of the death penalty in 2008, and we are deeply disappointed by this new development.

    “The United Nations opposes the use of the death penalty, even for the most serious crimes. We urge the Kurdistan Regional Government to recommit to and formalise its unofficial moratorium on the use of the death penalty.

    “A growing number of States have abolished this practice, in accordance with General Assembly resolutions 62/149 (2007), 63/168 (2008), 65/206 (2010), 67/176( 2012) and 69/186 (2014).

    “The death penalty was reintroduced in the rest of Iraq in 2004, with the first executions taking place the following year. Since then more than 600 people have subjected to the death penalty in various parts of the country with the exception of the Kurdistan Region. Half of those, exactly 300 executions, were recorded in 2012 and 2013, with a further 62 last year.”

    (Source: UN)

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    Post by wciappetta Thu 27 Aug 2015, 4:42 pm

    The UN has to be kidding, once they take over they will be the biggest offender of what they find appalling.

    The three people bear no responsibility for their actions? They got caught for murder and kidnapping, their system calls for the death penalty, they carried it out, what a novel approach ... you think others might hesitate such acts in light of this?


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