TAIWAN'S CATHOLIC BISHOPS CALL FOR ABOLITION OF DEATH PENALTY
Catholic bishops in Taiwan urged the government to abolish the death penalty in a statement published in Catholic Weekly.
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Catholic bishops in Taiwan urged the government to abolish the death penalty in a statement published in Catholic Weekly. Archbishop John Hung of Taipei said that Catholic, Protestant and Buddhist leaders were united in opposing the death penalty. “If the government thinks that it cannot abolish capital punishment, it should suspend executions, and introduce some countermeasures from overseas experience,” he said.
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- (Sources: Christian Today, 22/04/2010)
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