Death Penalty and Human Rights Violations

Abstract

      Nowadays there are a difference in opinions about death penalty by between two parties.  The First with the death penalty and the other against it and proposes to abolish the death penalty.  Both sides have their own reasons to support their thinking. According to the pro party, most of them agree that the offender has   committed a brutal crime to the victim.  For this reason, the death penalty is an appropriate punishment. Furthermore, the pro party believes that the offender cannot reoffend.  In addition, the death penalty is used as a deterrent to others.  This party believes these reasons are sensible.  According to the con party against the death penalty, most of them agree that it is a human rights violation.  This article investigates whether the death penalty is a human rights violation by literature review from related documents