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A new report of Amnesty International said that the number of state executions in the world has reached the highest level in ten years.
In 2024, Iran, Iraq and Saudi Arabia were registered in 2024, and the United States were found in the United States for 2580 and 2580.
Despite this rose, the report was the lowest in the lowest number of countries in the total number of countries, which exercised the death penalty.
Amnesty International Secretary General Agnes Callamard, “It’s a tide turn”, “It’s just a matter of time until the world is born to the world,” he said.
These figures are the highest ones since 2015 – at least 1634 people are exposed to death – a real general figure is likely to be higher.
Amnesty International says those killed in China, who believed in thousands of deaths every year, are not included. North Korea and Vietnam also included.
Information on the use of the death penalty is classified as a state secret in China and Vietnam, ie philanthropy cannot enter statistics.
Other obstacles such as Gaza and Syria’s restrictive state practices or ongoing crises have not had little or no information for these areas.
The report said the death sentences and executions were in charge of the total increase in the known executions of 2024, Iran, Iraq and Saudi Arabia.
Iraq almost doubled to at least 63 years of at least 16 to 16 years and from 172 to 345 per annum.
The executions in Iran increased by at least 972 in 2023 in 2023 in 2023.
The report also was on the use of the capital’s punishment for the two main reasons for the protesters “for the ruling country against protesters” and “for drug-related crimes.”
Charity, in 2024, more than 40% executions were conducted for drug-related violations and the human rights law was illegal.
In 2024, Zimbabwe signed an execution for ordinary crimes and has signed a bill from September 2024, the world was acquitted in Japan and the United States in the districts of the deaths and gave birth to prisoners and gifts.
The philanthropist also said that two-thirds of the UN member states voted in favor of the moratorium on the use of death penalty last year.
