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Rights group: Gaza court rejects death sentence appeal
Published Wednesday 16/05/2012 (updated) 17/05/2012 19:49
Hamas judges hold a military court session (MaanImages/Wissam Nassar, File)
BETHLEHEM (Ma'an) -- A Gaza court has rejected an appeal against the death by hanging of a murder convict, a rights group said.

The Gaza Court of Cassation on Sunday refused the appeal of defendant N.J.D., from Gaza City after he was sentenced to death in April 2011, the Palestinian Center for Human Rights said.

PCHR says the ruling is the fifth death sentence to be confirmed in Gaza this year.

The number of death sentences issued by the Palestinian Authority has risen to 126 sentences since 1994, of which 25 have been issued in the West Bank and 101 in Gaza, the rights group says.

Rights organizations have called for an immediate moratorium on the use of the death penalty as a form of punishment as it constitutes a violation of international human rights laws and standards.
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1 ) MARTIN / USA
16/05/2012 16:58
YEA AND ISRAEL DOES NOT HAVE DEATH PENALTY BUT THEY SHOULD

2 ) TB / Stateless
17/05/2012 13:38
@ 1 It has. It's called "targeted killing" and it's carried out only against Nonjews and without any trial. Quite racist, isn't it?

3 ) Business / Israel
17/05/2012 22:02
The US does it and it is called killing period and is only carried out against Muslims. Just like the Israeli program, which does not target anyone but Muslims either. Looks like israel and the US are on the same page. Which they have to be because muslims have declared war against them. Now what race are Muslims?
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