Taiwanese Premier Remains Noncommittal on Abolishing Death Penalty; Legislator Ko Chih-en: If Declared Constitutional, 'Immediately Enforce Death Penalty'

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During a legislative session on June 11, 2024, Kuomintang legislator Ko Chih-en questioned Premier Su Tseng-chang on his stance regarding the abolition of the death penalty. Premier Su emphasized the need to abide by the separation of powers, stating that the issue was still under constitutional review, and if declared constitutional, the death penalty would need to be enforced immediately. The debate on the death penalty continues to elicit various opinions and discussions in Taiwan.

Taiwanese Premier Remains Noncommittal on Abolishing Death Penalty; Legislator Ko Chih-en: If Declared Constitutional, 'Immediately Enforce Death Penalty'

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