French juries should not impose the death penalty for even heinous crimes -- Europe is hypocritical to oppose the death penalty but not abortion -- Thailand's death penalty contradicts Buddhist morality -- The morality of the death penalty in India is unclear -- Judaism supports the death penalty -- In the Caribbean, citizens want the death penalty carried out -- In China, capital punishment is popular for traditional reasons -- In Indonesia, the popularity of the death penalty makes abolition unlikely -- Governments with popular support are more likely to abolish the death penalty -- Positive death penalty attitudes may affect decisions on non-capital sentencing -- Iran must stop executing children -- Saudi Arabia's death penalty process is arbitrary and unjust -- The death penalty in the Palestinian Territories is unconstitutional and unjust -- Japan's death penalty process is shrouded in secrecy -- Singapore's mandatory death penalty is unjust -- Reforms may make China's death penalty process more just -- In Russia, a death penalty moratorium may lead to abolition -- Extradition treaties have restricted the use of the death penalty -- Ukraine abolished the death penalty because of pressure from Europe -- The European Union exerts pressure on the United States to abolish the death penalty -- The United States violated international law in executing Mexican nationals -- Australia should work harder against the death penalty -- The Philippines must do more to help its nationals who face execution abroad.
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