Vanuatu Justice Minister rules out the death penalty

Tuesday, July 9th, 2013

Vanuatu’s Minister of Justice says he is not in favour of introducing the death penalty, contradicting media reports saying he was.

Silas Yatan has been reported as saying the government might bring in the death penalty following recent murders, including two woman. Continue reading

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