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merigue said,
August 3, 2010 at 12:14 pm
are they against the death penalty or the MANDATORY death penalty for drug mules? i think it is the latter.
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Rachel Zeng said,
August 3, 2010 at 2:37 pm
Merigue, I am personally against the death penalty for ALL crimes.
- Rachel (SADPC)
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Kirsten said,
August 3, 2010 at 11:05 pm
Although I am not part of the SADPC, I am part of TOC and have been involved in the campaign to save Vui Kong’s life since March this year.
Like Rachel, I am also against the death penalty for all crimes.
However, I am right now focusing on Vui Kong’s case, because as Amir Hamzah has accurately pointed out, many of us working on this campaign are doing it outside of our full-time jobs. We have not the time or resources to spend all day everyday campaigning for all cases on death row (not to mention that there are probably many cases that aren’t even reported, and consequently we don’t know about).
Vui Kong’s case also comes with some urgency now, seeing that his case is now at the clemency appeal stage, which means that he could be hung at any time after 26th August.
If I had unlimited energy, time and resources, I would not hesitate to lend my voice to speak out against each death penalty case I come across. But unfortunately, I am only one human, with my own personal responsibilities, family, etc.
Although, if YOU would be willing to lend a hand and join us, I’m sure we could try to do more!
merigue said,
August 3, 2010 at 12:14 pm
are they against the death penalty or the MANDATORY death penalty for drug mules? i think it is the latter.
Reply
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Rachel Zeng said,
August 3, 2010 at 2:37 pm
Merigue, I am personally against the death penalty for ALL crimes.
- Rachel (SADPC)
Reply
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Kirsten said,
August 3, 2010 at 11:05 pm
Although I am not part of the SADPC, I am part of TOC and have been involved in the campaign to save Vui Kong’s life since March this year.
Like Rachel, I am also against the death penalty for all crimes.
However, I am right now focusing on Vui Kong’s case, because as Amir Hamzah has accurately pointed out, many of us working on this campaign are doing it outside of our full-time jobs. We have not the time or resources to spend all day everyday campaigning for all cases on death row (not to mention that there are probably many cases that aren’t even reported, and consequently we don’t know about).
Vui Kong’s case also comes with some urgency now, seeing that his case is now at the clemency appeal stage, which means that he could be hung at any time after 26th August.
If I had unlimited energy, time and resources, I would not hesitate to lend my voice to speak out against each death penalty case I come across. But unfortunately, I am only one human, with my own personal responsibilities, family, etc.
Although, if YOU would be willing to lend a hand and join us, I’m sure we could try to do more!
