Neglecting the national legal sentiment
Even the death penalty is required to raise awareness The death penalty is murder by the state
Debatable, but… No right of deprivation of life
The death penalty should be completely abolished through constitutional amendment
“Please sentence Yoon-seong Kang to the death penalty for the serial murder of two women before and after the destruction of the electronic location tracking device (electronic anklet).”
These are the contents of the petitions that were recently posted on the bulletin board of the Blue House. Public outrage is growing as a series of heinous crimes occur, such as the case of ‘electronic anklet killer’ Kang Yun-seong and the case of a 20-year-old man named Yang who raped and killed a 20-month-old infant. In line with this situation, there are growing calls to support the death penalty and even enforce it. Rep. Hong Jun-pyo, one of the candidates for the People’s Power presidential election, ignited the fire by posting on Facebook, saying, “If I become president, I will put this guy to death”, referring to the murder of a 20-month-old infant. Former lawmaker Yoo Seung-min, a presidential candidate of the same party, also agreed on the need for execution. Former lawmaker Yoo recently visited the Korean Association for the Prevention of Child Abuse and said, “How can you commit such a crime to a 20-month-old child wearing human clothing? . Executing the death penalty is also a way,” he said. The controversy over the death penalty, which has been mentioned whenever a heinous crime has been repeated, has recently risen to the surface again.









Experts Opinion on the Death Penalty Although there is a lot of disagreement, there is a consensus on the need to completely isolate the heinous criminals from society. Secretary-General Kim said, “We need social isolation in a way other than the death penalty. Kim Hyun, former president of the Korean Bar Association, emphasized, “Recently, there are a lot of heinous criminals, and there are many cases of re-offending without even reflecting on them. Former Chairman Kim said, “Currently, you can be released on parole no matter what punishment you receive except the death penalty.”
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