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'We try to understand why they commit crimes,' anti-death-penalty advocate unpacks her work to end capital punishment in Taiwan (feat. Lin Hsin-yi)

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'We try to understand why they commit crimes,' anti-death-penalty advocate unpacks her work to end capital punishment in Taiwan (feat. Lin Hsin-yi)

On April 23, the Constitutional Court of Taiwan convened a hearing to assess the constitutionality of the death penalty. This came after 37 individual ...more

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Programs Current Affairs The Divide 'We try to understand why they commit crimes,' anti-death-penalty advocate unpacks her work to end capital punishment in Taiwan (feat. Lin Hsin-yi)

Programs Current Affairs The Divide
'We try to understand why they commit crimes,' anti-death-penalty advocate unpacks her work to end capital punishment in Taiwan (feat. Lin Hsin-yi)