MADPET-Malaysians Against Death Penalty & Torture

MADPET is for the Abolition of Death Penalty, an end of torture and abuse of rights by the police, an end to death in custody, an end to police shoot to kill incidents, for greater safeguards to ensure a fair trial, for a right to one phone call and immediate access to a lawyer upon arrest, for the repeal of all laws that allow for detention without trial and an immediate release of all those who are under such draconian laws.

Wednesday, August 15, 2012

Archbishop hails changes to death penalty

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Archbishop hails changes to death penalty Archbishop Nicholas Chia has welcomed proposed changes to the death penalty law in Singapor...

Death penalty not deterring drug trade

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See also : Maintaining the death penalty is against Malaysian culture and values   Death penalty not deterring drug trade ...

Maintaining the death penalty is against Malaysian culture and values

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In Malaysia, when a person is sentenced to death, most of the time it is not highlighted in the media or by the government. When an executi...
Tuesday, August 14, 2012

An Australian mother faces the death penalty

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Australian faces death penalty in Malaysia ASHLEY HALL: The mother of an Australian woman arrested overseas on drug trafficking charg...

Death in Police Custody - Dead in 5 hours after arrest

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Furniture shop worker Looi Chooi Aik was arrested and taken for a urine test. Five hours later he was found dead. The post mortem report ...
Sunday, July 29, 2012

Malaysia may abolish death penalty for drug offenders

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Reduced sentences for couriers should be considered ALTHOUGH the attorney-general's statement that he was considering giving judge...

Only 98 pardons since 2001 in Malaysia

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Natural life prisoners and those on death row need society's compassion FOREVER is a very long time to pay for one mistake made i...
Thursday, July 12, 2012

Malaysia may abolish death penalty for drug couriers

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M’sia mulls scrapping death penalty for drug couriers ...
Monday, June 04, 2012

Hundreds on death row in Malaysia (ABC Radio Australia)

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Hundreds on death row in Malaysia Visit ABC Radio Australia website to HEAR the interview   Updated 22 May 2012, 16:15 AEST   An ...
Thursday, May 31, 2012

Malaysia:- 3 Death Penalty Commuted to prison sentences

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3 Filipinos saved from death row Posted May 31st, 2012 by Eric B. Apolonio ; filed under Nation.3 Vice President Jejomar C. Bina...
Thursday, April 12, 2012

Yong Vui Kong - Singapore court rejects death-row Malaysian's appeal

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Singapore court rejects death-row Malaysian's appeal AFP April 4, 2012, 7:08 pm AFP © Enlarge photo SINGAPORE (A...

22 death-row inmates exonerated, repatriated to Indonesia

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22 death-row inmates exonerated, repatriated to Indonesia ...

BAR:- Repeal of ISA is commendable, but provisions in new law that depart from ordinary principles must be reviewed

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Press Release Repeal of ISA is commendable, but provisions in new law that depart from ordinary principles must be reviewed The Mal...
Friday, April 06, 2012

Connecticut Senate votes to end death penalty

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Connecticut Senate votes to end death penalty ...
Friday, March 30, 2012

Malaysian government no immediate plans to abolish death penalty

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Datuk Seri Mohamed Nazri Aziz personally is for the abolition of the death penalty, but as a sitting Minister in the current government, the...

79,487 whipped in Malaysia (2005 - 2011)

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AS of Feb 28, 2012, 860 offenders have been meted the death penalty, based on statistics from the Prisons Department. However, none have b...

860 sentenced to death in Malaysia (as of 28/2/2012)

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AS of Feb 28, 2012, 860 offenders have been meted the death penalty, based on statistics from the Prisons Department. However, none have b...
Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Death penalty not deterring drug trade

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Death penalty not deterring drug trade Patrick Lee  | March 19, 2012  More people have been arrested over drug dealing, des...
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