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United Republic of Tanzania, Africa (Eastern Africa)
500 Number of Individuals Currently Under Sentence of Death
1994 Year of Last Known Execution
0 Number of Executions in
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Death penalty law status:
De facto abolitionist
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Method(s) of execution:
Hanging
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Party to the ICCPR
Yes
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Party to the Second Optional Protocol to the ICCPR
No
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Party to the American Convention on Human Rights
- Not Applicable
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Party to the Death Penalty Protocol to the American Convention on Human Rights
- Not Applicable
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UN moratorium resolution: cosponsor
No
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UN moratorium resolution: vote
Abstained
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UN moratorium resolution: Signed the Note Verbale of Dissociation
No
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Does the country have a mandatory death penalty?
Yes
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Is there currently an official moratorium on executions within the country?
No
- Source: Center for International Human Rights at Northwestern University School of Law
- Last updated: 20 March 2019
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United Republic of Tanzania |
0 executions in
Geographical region Africa (Eastern Africa)
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Democratic People's Republic of Korea |
4 executions in
Geographical region Asia (Eastern Asia)
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- Fair Trial International law Public debate Right to life Cruel, Inhuman and Degrading Treatment and Punishment Innocence Homosexuality Arbitrariness Death Row Conditions Mandatory Death Penalty Sentencing Alternatives Methods of Execution Lethal Injection Hanging Electrocution World Coalition Against the Death Penalty Death Penalty
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World Day
17th World Day Against the Death Penalty: Children, Unseen Victims
On 10 October 2019, the 17th World Day Against the Death Penalty aims at raising awareness on the rights of children whose parents have been sentenced to death or executed.
