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Lebanon Abolishes Death Penalty: Global Trends in Capital Punishment by 2026

12 Ağustos 2026Al Jazeera

As of 2026, three-quarters of the world has abolished the death penalty, either in law or in practice, as reported by Amnesty International. This significant trend highlights a global shift towards more humane justice systems.
However, the death penalty still persists in various countries, raising questions about human rights and legal reforms.
The death penalty remains a contentious issue, with some countries maintaining it as a form of punishment while others have moved towards abolition. The global trend indicates a shift towards valuing rehabilitation over retribution, yet the debate continues in areas where capital punishment is still enforced.
The abolition of the death penalty in many regions reflects a growing recognition of the importance of human rights and the flaws inherent in capital punishment. As countries like Lebanon take steps to end executions, it prompts a reevaluation of justice systems worldwide.

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