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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.

Sister Helen Prejean needs your help to save Richard Glossip's life

Richard Glossip
I need your help in the fight to save Richard Glossip's life. As you might know, Richard's execution is scheduled for September 16 - a month and a half away from now. 

I firmly believe, along with many others, that Richard is innocent of the crime that sent him to death row.

We need to get a thick and fast stream of handwritten letters going to Gov. Mary Fallin in Oklahoma City right away. 

Gov. Fallin has the power to grant Richard a reprieve from the scheduled execution. 

You can find a template for your letter on our new Richard Glossip webpage HERE

Once you’ve written your letter, spread the word among your friends and family and in your churches. 

The more letters that Gov. Fallin receives, the more difficult it will be to ignore this innocent man.

Source: Ministry Against the Death Penalty, Sr. Helen Prejean, July 31, 2015

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