Taipei: Around 300 people marched in Taipei on Sunday against what they called Taiwan’s “de facto abolition of the death penalty,” ahead of an appeal-court verdict in the case of

Taipei: Around 300 people marched in Taipei on Sunday against what they called Taiwan’s “de facto abolition of the death penalty,” ahead of an appeal-court verdict in the case of

Taipei: Around 300 people marched in Taipei on Sunday against what they called Taiwan’s “de facto abolition of the death penalty,” ahead of an appeal-court verdict in the case of

Taipei: Around 300 people marched in Taipei on Sunday against what they called Taiwan’s “de facto abolition of the death penalty,” ahead of an appeal-court verdict in the case of

Taipei: Around 300 people marched in Taipei on Sunday against what they called Taiwan’s “de facto abolition of the death penalty,” ahead of an appeal-court verdict in the case of