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Communist Vietnam's secret death penalty conveyor belt: How country trails only China and Iran for 'astonishing' number of executions

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Prisoners are dragged from their cells at 4am without warning to be given a lethal injection Vietnam's use of the death penalty has been thrust into the spotlight after a real estate tycoon was on Thursday sentenced to be executed in one of the biggest corruption cases in the country's history. Truong My Lan, a businesswoman who chaired a sprawling company that developed luxury apartments, hotels, offices and shopping malls, was arrested in 2022.

Saudi Arabia: Turkish barber returns home after death penalty pardon

Sabri Bogday, a Turkish barber who was sentenced to death in Saudi Arabia for swearing at God and his Prophet but was later pardoned, returned to Turkey on Tuesday morning.

Bogday, 30, was welcomed at Istanbul's Ataturk International Airport by his wife, Muazzez, two year old son, Suleyman, and mother, Hadra.

Bogday's sentence was overturned after he repented and asked God for forgiveness.

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Source: hurriyet.com, January 28, 2009

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