In several nations in Southeast Asia, illegally importing, exporting, trading, or possessing
drugs is a capital offence. Like China, another communist state in Asia, Vietnam imposes its …

In all ASEAN countries, capital punishment is widely applied except in Cambodia and the
Philippines where the death penalty was abolished. International human rights law does not …

The concept of dignity is complex. For centuries, it has been widely shaped and debated by
theologians, philosophers, jurists, and others as to its meaning, usefulness, and/or values …

This chapter examines the ways by which authoritarianism and the media affect public
perception and support for capital punishment in the ASEAN region by outlining and …

Although China remains the world's most prolific death-penalty jurisdiction, it has also
reportedly reduced executions in the twenty-first century. China achieved this reduction in …

The goal of the research was to learn about the opinions of Texas college students on the
death penalty and to determine the impact that prior interaction with the criminal justice …

Vietnam has a history of executing individuals for particularly serious crimes. Applying the
death penalty for drug-related crimes has sparked considerable debate since the first …

Background: Uncertainty is being raised by Indonesia's discussion of the death penalty. The
2007 Constitutional Court ruling had a beneficial effect on society. The death penalty is …

The death penalty is one of the most controversial issues, but factors influencing changes in
a nation's death penalty policy have not received sufficient attention. This study sought to …

The death penalty is a legal concept mentioned in legal science in general and the science
of criminal law, in particular. This is the harshest punishment for extremely serious crimes …