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Premier: China Won't Abolish Death Penalty

Last updated: 2005-03-14

Premier: China Won't Abolish Death Penalty
2005-03-14

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Event
2005 China 10th NPC
BEIJING - China has no plans to abolish its death penalty but is carrying out reforms to ensure that it is used prudently, Premier Wen Jiabao said Monday.... ...
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