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JAPAN - Death Row inmates artwork displayed to legislators

TOKYO:
Some 60 art-works by death-row inmates were displayed at a Diet members’ building in Tokyo on Tuesday with the aim of stimulating debate on the capital punishment system among parliamentarians and their aides.

The one-day exhibition, sponsored by anti-death penalty groups, marked the 20th anniversary of the U.N. adoption of an international pact aiming at the abolition of capital punishment, they said.

Full Story - Japan Today

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