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Philippine National Convicted of Murder Beheaded in Saudi Arabia
Agence France-Presse |*Updated: Mar 10, 2015 01:15 IST
Riyadh:
Saudi Arabia today beheaded a Filipino convicted of murdering his boss, bringing to 40 the number of executions this year.
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In just over two months, Saudi Arabia has beheaded almost half the number of foreigners and Saudis executed during all of 2014, according to AFP tallies.
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Joven Esteva was found guilty of stabbing the Saudi in the chest in 2007.
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"The perpetrator had worked as a driver for him," an interior ministry statement carried by the official Saudi Press Agency said.
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Authorities carried out the sentence against Esteva in Riyadh, adding to what Amnesty International calls an unprecedented pace of executions in the kingdom this year.
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"It is with sadness that we confirm the execution of Joven Esteva at 9:00 am today, Saudi time, (0600 GMT) in Riyadh," foreign department spokesman Charles Jose said in a statement.
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"Regrettably, despite efforts of the Philippine government, (the) family of the victim refused to grant forgiveness," he said, without giving other details.
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London-based Amnesty says the number of death sentences carried out so far this year in Saudi Arabia has been almost four times that for the same period in 2014.
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The death penalty for murderers aims "to maintain security, serve justice, and implement the provisions of God," the interior ministry says.
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But human rights groups have expressed concern about the dangers of the innocent being sentenced to death.
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Rape, murder, apostasy, armed robbery and drug trafficking are all punishable by death under Saudi Arabia's version of Islamic sharia law.
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There have been around 80 executions annually in the kingdom since 2011, with 87 last year by AFP's tally.
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Saudi Arabia is among the world's top executioners, according to Amnesty.
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The kingdom beheaded another Filipino worker, Carlito Lana, on December 12 for shooting a Saudi man and then running him over with a car.
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About 10 percent of Filipinos work overseas, attracted by the promise of salaries higher than they can earn at home. Their remittances are a vital support for the Philippines economy.
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A Filipina accused of smuggling heroin into Indonesia in 2010 has also been sentenced to die.
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Manila is seeking to have the impending execution by firing squad stopped by lodging an appeal to have her case reviewed by the judiciary there.
Story first published: Mar 09, 2015 17:26 IST
Pinoy Neh PRC Ang Moh Mat Beng all races and sex behead them!
http://m.ndtv.com/world-news/filipino-beheaded-in-saudi-arabia-745259
Philippine National Convicted of Murder Beheaded in Saudi Arabia
Agence France-Presse |*Updated: Mar 10, 2015 01:15 IST
Riyadh:
Saudi Arabia today beheaded a Filipino convicted of murdering his boss, bringing to 40 the number of executions this year.
*
In just over two months, Saudi Arabia has beheaded almost half the number of foreigners and Saudis executed during all of 2014, according to AFP tallies.
*
Joven Esteva was found guilty of stabbing the Saudi in the chest in 2007.
*
"The perpetrator had worked as a driver for him," an interior ministry statement carried by the official Saudi Press Agency said.
*
Authorities carried out the sentence against Esteva in Riyadh, adding to what Amnesty International calls an unprecedented pace of executions in the kingdom this year.
*
"It is with sadness that we confirm the execution of Joven Esteva at 9:00 am today, Saudi time, (0600 GMT) in Riyadh," foreign department spokesman Charles Jose said in a statement.
*
"Regrettably, despite efforts of the Philippine government, (the) family of the victim refused to grant forgiveness," he said, without giving other details.
*
London-based Amnesty says the number of death sentences carried out so far this year in Saudi Arabia has been almost four times that for the same period in 2014.
*
The death penalty for murderers aims "to maintain security, serve justice, and implement the provisions of God," the interior ministry says.
*
But human rights groups have expressed concern about the dangers of the innocent being sentenced to death.
*
Rape, murder, apostasy, armed robbery and drug trafficking are all punishable by death under Saudi Arabia's version of Islamic sharia law.
*
There have been around 80 executions annually in the kingdom since 2011, with 87 last year by AFP's tally.
*
Saudi Arabia is among the world's top executioners, according to Amnesty.
*
The kingdom beheaded another Filipino worker, Carlito Lana, on December 12 for shooting a Saudi man and then running him over with a car.
*
About 10 percent of Filipinos work overseas, attracted by the promise of salaries higher than they can earn at home. Their remittances are a vital support for the Philippines economy.
*
A Filipina accused of smuggling heroin into Indonesia in 2010 has also been sentenced to die.
*
Manila is seeking to have the impending execution by firing squad stopped by lodging an appeal to have her case reviewed by the judiciary there.
Story first published: Mar 09, 2015 17:26 IST
