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Mrs. Arroyo, a devout Catholic under pressure from anti-crime groups to push through with the executions in order to curb lawlessness, ordered a reprieve just 48 hours before one of the three was to be executed by lethal injection.


Meanwhile, the President is studying clemency pleas by the death row convicts, Press Secretary Ignacio Bunye told the Agence France Presse.


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Lawyers Theodore Te and Ma. Socorro Diokno of the Free Legal Assistance Group (FLAG) said the executions must be suspended while Congress deliberates a proposal to abolish the death penalty.


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3 rapists get 90-day reprieve from death

August 29, 2002 - 12:00am

Death row convicts cheered and wept yesterday when President Arroyo postponed for 90 days the executions of three rapists to enable Congress to debate a bill on abolishing capital punishment. Mrs. Arroyo, a devout...

Headlines

FLAG lawyers seek stay in 5 executions

August 27, 2002 - 12:00am

A human rights group has asked the Supreme Court to stay the executions of death row convicts while the Roman Catholic Church yesterday also repeated its call for the abolition of capital punishment. Lawyers Theodore...

Headlines