Vietnam sentences 30 heroin smugglers to death

[Magicknight94]

Dead women walking: Vietnam sentences 30 heroin smugglers to death including NINE females

Thirty drug smugglers have been sentenced to death in Vietnam for trafficking more than 12 tons of heroin in the communist country's largest-ever narcotics case.

The 21 men and nine women, all Vietnamese, were found guilty of drug trafficking, while a further 59 defendants were handed sentences ranging up to life in prison.

Each appeared flanked by two police officers at the mass trial in Quang Ninh province, which was held in the yard of a detention centre, rather than a courtroom.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ggest-drug-trafficking-trial-12-TON-haul.html

UN Urged to Act on Vietnam Over Death Penalty

The United Nations should immediately freeze anti-drug assistance to Vietnam after the communist country sentenced 30 people to die for drug-related offenses, three human rights groups working to get countries to abolish the death penalty said Wednesday.

The call from Harm Reduction International, Reprieve and the World Coalition Against the Death Penalty cites the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime's internal human rights guidance requiring the organization to stop funding for a country if it's feared that such support may lead to people being executed.

"Our organizations have, for many years, been raising concerns about UN assistance for drug enforcement in countries that continue to apply the death penalty for drug offences," said the letter, which was sent to the UN resident coordinator in Vietnam and the UNODC country manager.

http://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory/urged-act-vietnam-death-penalty-22473129

 

[bianco]

Vietnam, another barbaric state.
Time it stopped living in the dark ages and immediately abolished its death chambers.

The UN should act immediately and cut off all financial aid to Vietnam for anything.

 

[Politico]

Good.

 

[Kondor3]

Ah, yes, the Chinese Solution...

A bullet in the back of the head, at a ditch on the side of the road...

Sending the family of the condemned a bill for the bullet, and the coffin, and the gravesite...

Best possible outcome for heroin dealers...

And at bargain-basement prices... a bullet... a wooden box... some paperwork...

Perhaps we should send them additional aid, to make up for any shortfall, in case the whiny bleeding heart gasbags belaboring the UN get their way, and related aid is cut off...

 

[jon_berzerk]

Dead women walking: Vietnam sentences 30 heroin smugglers to death including NINE females

Thirty drug smugglers have been sentenced to death in Vietnam for trafficking more than 12 tons of heroin in the communist country's largest-ever narcotics case.

The 21 men and nine women, all Vietnamese, were found guilty of drug trafficking, while a further 59 defendants were handed sentences ranging up to life in prison.

Each appeared flanked by two police officers at the mass trial in Quang Ninh province, which was held in the yard of a detention centre, rather than a courtroom.

Vietnam sentences 30 heroin smugglers to death in country's biggest-ever drug trafficking trial over 12-TON haul | Mail Online

UN Urged to Act on Vietnam Over Death Penalty

The United Nations should immediately freeze anti-drug assistance to Vietnam after the communist country sentenced 30 people to die for drug-related offenses, three human rights groups working to get countries to abolish the death penalty said Wednesday.

The call from Harm Reduction International, Reprieve and the World Coalition Against the Death Penalty cites the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime's internal human rights guidance requiring the organization to stop funding for a country if it's feared that such support may lead to people being executed.

"Our organizations have, for many years, been raising concerns about UN assistance for drug enforcement in countries that continue to apply the death penalty for drug offences," said the letter, which was sent to the UN resident coordinator in Vietnam and the UNODC country manager.

UN Urged to Act on Vietnam Over Death Penalty - ABC News

Harm Reduction Internationa

really

--LOL

no 20 + years of endless appeals

the leftists will get bent over this

but why should they when they seek

to have the same government as Vietnam

--LOL

so much so

that when at the SOTU the prezbo

says he will go around congress and the people

to pass laws

all the leftists (and McCain) stood and cheered

 

[Chaussette]

Vietnam, another barbaric state.
Time it stopped living in the dark ages and immediately abolished its death chambers.

The UN should act immediately and cut off all financial aid to Vietnam for anything.

We should nuke them because we forgot to last time.

 

[editec]

Ah yea one of our most favored trade partners.

Remember when if we didn't stop N VietNam all of Asia was going to be communist?

Remember?

Remember?!!

 

[Delta4Embassy]

Dead women walking: Vietnam sentences 30 heroin smugglers to death including NINE females

Thirty drug smugglers have been sentenced to death in Vietnam for trafficking more than 12 tons of heroin in the communist country's largest-ever narcotics case.

The 21 men and nine women, all Vietnamese, were found guilty of drug trafficking, while a further 59 defendants were handed sentences ranging up to life in prison.

Each appeared flanked by two police officers at the mass trial in Quang Ninh province, which was held in the yard of a detention centre, rather than a courtroom.

Vietnam sentences 30 heroin smugglers to death in country's biggest-ever drug trafficking trial over 12-TON haul | Mail Online

UN Urged to Act on Vietnam Over Death Penalty

The United Nations should immediately freeze anti-drug assistance to Vietnam after the communist country sentenced 30 people to die for drug-related offenses, three human rights groups working to get countries to abolish the death penalty said Wednesday.

The call from Harm Reduction International, Reprieve and the World Coalition Against the Death Penalty cites the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime's internal human rights guidance requiring the organization to stop funding for a country if it's feared that such support may lead to people being executed.

"Our organizations have, for many years, been raising concerns about UN assistance for drug enforcement in countries that continue to apply the death penalty for drug offences," said the letter, which was sent to the UN resident coordinator in Vietnam and the UNODC country manager.

UN Urged to Act on Vietnam Over Death Penalty - ABC News

Good for them. Nice to see law and order somewhere in the world.