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Morocco Poised for Historic Shift on Death Penalty as World Day Approaches

As the global community prepares to observe World Day Against the Death Penalty, Morocco stands at a crossroads in its approach to capital punishment. A coalition of prominent human rights organizations in the country has announced plans for a press conference on October 10th to address the ongoing challenges......

A Decade-Long Battle: Japanese Justice System Vindicates Iwao Hakamada

In a landmark ruling, the Shizuoka district court has acquitted Iwao Hakamada, an 88-year-old former professional boxer, of the 1966 murders of his boss and their family. This decision brings an end to a 46-year-long legal battle, believed to be the longest time spent on death row by any prisoner worldwide. Hakamada's......

9/11 Saga Takes Unexpected Turn: Accused Plotters Reach Pre-Trial Agreement

In a startling development that has sent shockwaves through the American justice system and the families of 9/11 victims, three men accused of orchestrating the September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States have entered into a pre-trial agreement, according to an announcement from the Department of......

Urgent Plea to Save Six Moroccans Sentenced to Death in Somalia

Six Moroccan nationals find themselves in dire straits, facing imminent execution in a Somali prison after being convicted of terrorism charges by a military tribunal in late February. Their fate now hangs precariously as local non-governmental organizations (NGOs) rally urgently for Rabat's intervention. With......