Asian countries should chart their own pathways to end the death penalty, says Gloria Arroyo格洛丽亚·阿罗约表示，亚洲各国应该制定各自的废除死刑路径。
Asian countries should chart their own pathways towards abolishing the death penalty while upholding justice systems that respect the right to life and human dignity.
International Commission Against the Death Penalty Commissioner Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. -- Photo: REUTERS/Erik De Castro
PETALING JAYA (Bernama): Asian countries should chart their own pathways towards abolishing the death penalty while upholding justice systems that respect the right to life and human dignity, said the International Commission Against the Death Penalty Commissioner, Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo.
Speaking at the Ending the Death Penalty in Asia conference on Monday, the former Philippine president said the death penalty does not make societies safer. On the contrary, it makes them less just.
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国际反对死刑委员会委员格洛丽亚·马卡帕加尔-阿罗约。——图片：路透社/埃里克·德·卡斯特罗
八打灵再也（马新社）：国际反对死刑委员会专员格洛丽亚·马卡帕加尔-阿罗约表示，亚洲各国应制定各自的废除死刑之路，同时维护尊重生命权和人类尊严的司法制度。
周一，这位菲律宾前总统在“亚洲废除死刑”会议上发表讲话时表示，死刑并不能使社会更安全，相反，它会使社会更加不公正。
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