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Bali Nine Ringleaders and Six Others Face Indonesian Firing Squad Wednesday

By Alaska Native News on Apr 28, 2015   Featured, World  

Bali Nine Ringleaders and Six Others Face Indonesian Firing Squad Wednesday

The two leaders of the Bali Nine, who were convicted and sentenced to death in 2006, faced a firing squad shortly after midnight on the penitentiary island of Nusakambangan in Java. Two Australians, Myuran Sukumaran, 33, and Andrew Chan, 31, joined six other drug offenders in front of a 12-man firing squad in a jungle […]

Jordan Executes 2 Militants in Response to Pilot’s Killing

By VOA News on Feb 4, 2015   Featured, World  

Jordan’s King Abdullah vowed a “relentless” war against Islamic State militants on their own territory on Wednesday. Abdullah’s remarks came a few hours after Jordan executed two militants at dawn Wednesday, responding to the Islamic State group’s gruesome killing of a Jordanian pilot captured after his plane went down during a mission targeting the fighters […]

More Governments Using Internet to Enforce Blasphemy Laws

By Doug Bernard | VOA on Jan 13, 2015   Featured, World  

More Governments Using Internet to Enforce Blasphemy Laws

WASHINGTON—Dozens of governments around the world, most notably in majority-Muslim nations, are turning to anti-blasphemy laws to aggressively punish alleged transgressions, especially against Islam. And while in the past blasphemy charges were most often brought against people for something they said in public, these days governments are turning their attention to what people say and […]

Murder Conviction Overturned 70 Years Too Late for South Carolina Boy

By Alaska Native News on Dec 17, 2014   Featured, National  

Murder Conviction Overturned 70 Years Too Late for South Carolina Boy

Seventy years after his death, then 14-year-old George Stinney Jr got justice of sorts when his conviction  for the killing of two young white girls was vacated by South Carolina Judge Carmen Mullins on Wednesday morning. Young Stinney was executed in that state’s electric chair less than three months after his conviction on the murder […]

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