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Japan execution sparks Church call for abolition

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Japan Executes Man Convicted of Killing 7 People in 2008 Stabbing Rampage

Japan Executes Man Convicted of Killing 7 People in 2008 Stabbing Rampage
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Japan: First execution of the year a callous attack on the right to life

Japan: First execution of the year a callous attack on the right to life
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Japan mass murderer s bid to escape gallows revives death penalty debate

A Japanese man sentenced to death for murdering 19 people at a facility for the mentally disabled in 2016 has appealed his conviction, triggering renewed debate over the death penalty in a country where public support for capital punishment remains high. Satoshi Uematsu, 32, was convicted in March 2020 of the murder of 19 residents at the Tsukui Yamayuri-en care.

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