Is the death penalty still relevant?
The writer says: "Malaysia’s abolition of all mandatory death sentences was a good first step. However, further reforms are needed."
The writer says: "Malaysia’s abolition of all mandatory death sentences was a good first step. However, further reforms are needed."
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The ministry also said the decision was made considering the confidence in the industry’s ability to ensure stable and sufficient production of chicken eggs.