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What Would Your Last Meal Be?

Gwen Lee, Amnesty International Malaysia

09-Nov-17 15:00

What Would Your Last Meal Be?

In conjunction with World Day against the Death Penalty on October 10, Amnesty International Malaysia conducted a social experiment to change the way we talk about the death penalty. Gwee Lee, Acting Executive Director of Amnesty International Malaysia, talks about last meal options for inmates on death row, why Malaysia still practices the death penalty, and argues that child rapists and murderers, too, should not be sent to the gallows.

Produced by: Chua Ern Teck

Presented by: Chua Ern Teck


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