TAIWAN SHOULD ABOLISH DEATH PENALTY: BTCO
the top British representative in Taiwan said that an abolition of the death penalty in Taiwan could set the country apart from China and demonstrate to the world that it is a liberal democracy
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the top British representative in Taiwan said that an abolition of the death penalty in Taiwan could set the country apart from China and demonstrate to the world that it is a liberal democracy. "Personally, I think that if Taiwan was able to abolish the death penalty, that would be one of the clearest signals possible of just how different Taiwan is from China and send a very clear signal that Taiwan is really a liberal democracy," said Michael Reilly. However he noted that it is a sensitive issue and that public opinion in Taiwan is "perhaps not ready for it." Reilly said that nonetheless, the country has been making considerable progress towards abolishing the death penalty.
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- (Sources: Times of India, 20/01/2009)
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