crime, law and justice

The high profile of firearms in American crime dramas so far appears to be the most persuasive argument for why police need guns.

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While people were worrying about military-style policing, US law enforcement quietly deployed the tools of spycraft against their fellow citizens.

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The history of police shows that policing does not need to be done in the same way it is now and that it can perhaps be undone.

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India’s trial courts are issuing more death sentences as capital punishment becomes an option for more crimes. But their highest court is pushing back.

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Belarus is an outlier, as the last European state to maintain the death penalty. And, with a recent amendment, they’re doubling down.

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From labour exploitation to torturous conditions in confinement, the rights of foreign workers facing the death penalty in Bahrain are often neglected.

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Malaysia’s strict drug trafficking laws see foreign women disproportionately put on death row.

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Women’s rights are more than a moral crusade, the lives of thousands of women and children hang on a woman’s ability to make her own choices.

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