Taiwan carries out first execution in five years, upsetting EU, rights groups
- Taiwan executed a death row inmate, Huang Lin-kai, on January 16, marking the first execution since President Lai Ching-te assumed office last year
- The Constitutional Court ruled in September 2020 that the death penalty is constitutional but only for the most serious crimes with the most rigorous legal scrutiny
- The reactions to the execution were mixed. The National Human Rights Commission advocates for abolishing capital punishment and expressed deep regret over the Ministry’s decision.
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