an incensed Minister of Women's Affairs and Child Welfare Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah said...
an incensed Minister of Women's Affairs and Child Welfare Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah said...
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an incensed Minister of Women's Affairs and Child Welfare Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah said in an editorial "Death penalty mooted" published by Namibian newspaper ‘The Namibian’ that the country must consider introducing the death penalty for child murderers.
“As much as I respect and have taken [an] oath to defend and protect the Namibian Constitution, the events of the past weeks... leave me with no other alternative but to submit to the nation to seriously discuss if it is not possible to introduce capital punishment especially for the murderers of children," Ndaitwah reportedly told the National Assembly.
“As much as I respect and have taken [an] oath to defend and protect the Namibian Constitution, the events of the past weeks... leave me with no other alternative but to submit to the nation to seriously discuss if it is not possible to introduce capital punishment especially for the murderers of children," Ndaitwah reportedly told the National Assembly.
— SOURCES
- (Sources: The Namibian via BBC Monitoring Africa, 16/02/2005)
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