🚨 ALERTE GÉNÉRALE ! LA FAMILLE DE CELESTE RIVAS (13 ANS) DEMANDE OFFICIELLEMENT LA PEINE DE MORT POUR LE CHANTEUR D4VD 🙏🏻 « La peine de mort serait parfaitement adaptée pour ce genre d’être humain : dépourvu de sentiments, vide intérieurement et dénué de conscience. » https://t.co/i0SZDmsRYo #Justice #Peinedemort #CélesteRivas
In Egypt, television presenter Sarah Khalifa and eleven other people have been sentenced to death for drug trafficking, as the justice system established that they formed a criminal organization specializing in the manufacture and importation of narcotics. (translated)
The Egyptian television presenter Sarah Khalifa and eleven other individuals have been sentenced to death for drug manufacturing and trafficking in Egypt. (translated)
Tyler Robinson, the suspect in the murder of Charlie Kirk, has been ordered to stand trial by a judge in Utah, facing the death penalty after being accused of killing Kirk during a university rally in September 2025. (translated)
After deadly wildfires in Algeria, the president is considering reinstating the death penalty against arsonists, as the toll rises with at least 12 dead and fears of an even higher number. (translated)
The Algerian president Abdelmadjid Tebboune wants to restore the death penalty against those responsible for arson, following the deadly fires that ravaged the country. (translated)
After deadly fires in Algeria that caused the death of at least 12 people, President Abdelmadjid Tebboune calls for the reintroduction of the death penalty for arsonists, ordering a modification of the Penal Code before September 15. (translated)
Internal repression in Iran is intensifying significantly, marked by an alarming increase in the death penalty and deteriorating living conditions for the population, exacerbated by the economic sanctions announced by Donald Trump. (translated)
🚨 ALERTE ! Un Américain a été exécuté aujourd’hui après avoir été condamné à mort pour le v*ol et le m*urtre d’une enfant de 5 ans 🤮 Condamné à la prison à vie, il a refusé de passer le restant de ses jours derrière les barreaux et demandé à être condamné à mort… https://t.co/M9TmIkWzo3 #Justice #PeineDeMort #Criminalité
Another good piece of news in the heart of summer: Lebanon has abolished the death penalty. The first country in the Middle East. The last execution dated back to 2004. (translated)
Lebanon has recently abolished the death penalty, becoming the first country in the Middle East to take this historic step, thanks to the initiative of Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, highlighting a shift towards a human rights-focused policy and allowing the extradition of suspects detained in countries that do not impose the death penalty. (translated)
Today, August 13, 2026, three American states (Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Alabama) carried out executions by lethal injection on the same day. It is the first time since January 7, 2010 (when Louisiana, Ohio, and Texas executed three condemned individuals) that three (translated)
Nearly 30 countries, including France, have condemned the executions in Iran, calling for an end to the repression against opponents, as the regime continues these bloody practices seven months after the January protests. (translated)
Twenty-six countries, including France, the United Kingdom, and Canada, have condemned the executions of protesters in Iran, calling on the regime to end the death penalty and respect the fundamental rights of its people, as judicial executions have reached a record level. (translated)
🇱🇧 FLASH | Le Liban devient le premier pays du Moyen-Orient à ABOLIR la PEINE DE MORT. (AFP) https://t.co/JeLafCBzpG #Liban #PeineDeMort #DroitsDeLHomme
Lebanon has made a historic moment by becoming the first country in the Middle East to abolish the death penalty, adopting a law that replaces this sanction with life imprisonment, after no executions have taken place in the country since 2004. (translated)
Lebanon has voted to abolish the death penalty, thus becoming the first country in the Middle East to make such a historic decision, praised by the international community and the Minister of Justice as a major advancement for human rights. (translated)
Lebanon adopted a law abolishing the death penalty on August 11, 2026, thus becoming the first country in the Middle East to do so, allowing for this sentence to be replaced with life imprisonment for crimes committed before the law came into effect. (translated)
Lebanon voted for the abolition of the death penalty, a first in the Middle East, allowing crimes committed before this law to be punished by life imprisonment, which is hailed as a major advancement for human rights. (translated)
Lebanon has voted to abolish the death penalty, becoming the first country in the Middle East to make such a decision, hailed as historic by the Minister of Justice. (translated)
