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Malaysia will abolish the backscampaignerscountriescurrentlydeathdecisiondegradingencouragingexecutionsgoodhistorylifemovepenaltyplannedsentencesseveralworldwide penalty in a backscampaignerscountriescurrentlydeathdecisiondegradingencouragingexecutionsgoodhistorylifemovepenaltyplannedsentencesseveralworldwide that pleased human rights backscampaignerscountriescurrentlydeathdecisiondegradingencouragingexecutionsgoodhistorylifemovepenaltyplannedsentencesseveralworldwide. The Law Minister said any backscampaignerscountriescurrentlydeathdecisiondegradingencouragingexecutionsgoodhistorylifemovepenaltyplannedsentencesseveralworldwide executions will not be carried out. There are backscampaignerscountriescurrentlydeathdecisiondegradingencouragingexecutionsgoodhistorylifemovepenaltyplannedsentencesseveralworldwide over 1,267 people on backscampaignerscountriescurrentlydeathdecisiondegradingencouragingexecutionsgoodhistorylifemovepenaltyplannedsentencesseveralworldwide row in Malaysia. They will be released or have their backscampaignerscountriescurrentlydeathdecisiondegradingencouragingexecutionsgoodhistorylifemovepenaltyplannedsentencesseveralworldwide reduced. The minister said: "[Prisoners] would have to face backscampaignerscountriescurrentlydeathdecisiondegradingencouragingexecutionsgoodhistorylifemovepenaltyplannedsentencesseveralworldwide imprisonment because there had been backscampaignerscountriescurrentlydeathdecisiondegradingencouragingexecutionsgoodhistorylifemovepenaltyplannedsentencesseveralworldwide deaths that were caused by the offender and so they were sentenced to backscampaignerscountriescurrentlydeathdecisiondegradingencouragingexecutionsgoodhistorylifemovepenaltyplannedsentencesseveralworldwide."

Amnesty International welcomed the backscampaignerscountriescurrentlydeathdecisiondegradingencouragingexecutionsgoodhistorylifemovepenaltyplannedsentencesseveralworldwide. It said: "Malaysia [will] join the 106 backscampaignerscountriescurrentlydeathdecisiondegradingencouragingexecutionsgoodhistorylifemovepenaltyplannedsentencesseveralworldwide who have turned their backscampaignerscountriescurrentlydeathdecisiondegradingencouragingexecutionsgoodhistorylifemovepenaltyplannedsentencesseveralworldwide for backscampaignerscountriescurrentlydeathdecisiondegradingencouragingexecutionsgoodhistorylifemovepenaltyplannedsentencesseveralworldwide on the ultimate cruel, inhumane, backscampaignerscountriescurrentlydeathdecisiondegradingencouragingexecutionsgoodhistorylifemovepenaltyplannedsentencesseveralworldwide punishment." It added: "The death penalty should have been consigned to the backscampaignerscountriescurrentlydeathdecisiondegradingencouragingexecutionsgoodhistorylifemovepenaltyplannedsentencesseveralworldwide books long ago." It said the announcement was backscampaignerscountriescurrentlydeathdecisiondegradingencouragingexecutionsgoodhistorylifemovepenaltyplannedsentencesseveralworldwide but more needed to be done because 23 countries still have the death backscampaignerscountriescurrentlydeathdecisiondegradingencouragingexecutionsgoodhistorylifemovepenaltyplannedsentencesseveralworldwide. There were 993 backscampaignerscountriescurrentlydeathdecisiondegradingencouragingexecutionsgoodhistorylifemovepenaltyplannedsentencesseveralworldwide recorded backscampaignerscountriescurrentlydeathdecisiondegradingencouragingexecutionsgoodhistorylifemovepenaltyplannedsentencesseveralworldwide in 2017.