Kyrgyzstan's human rights commissioner, Tursunbai Bakiruulu,...
Kyrgyzstan's human rights commissioner, Tursunbai Bakiruulu, said he wrote to President Askar Akayev to propose abolishing the death penalty in the country, which declared a moratorium on capital punishment in 2000 and has extended it every year since
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Kyrgyzstan's human rights commissioner, Tursunbai Bakiruulu, said he wrote to President Askar Akayev to propose abolishing the death penalty in the country, which declared a moratorium on capital punishment in 2000 and has extended it every year since. "I see a ban on capital punishment as one of the ways to implement the national strategy, the motto of which is 'Kyrgyzstan is a country of human rights'," Bakiruulu told reporters.
— SOURCES
- (Sources: Interfax News Agency, 23/12/2002)
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