Thursday, July 11, 2024

Answers to 30 Questions #2

 Are there any campaigns against the death penalty?

There are numerous campaigns actively working against the death penalty. These are just a few examples, and many other organizations and individuals work tirelessly against the death penalty. 


Amnesty International: This human rights organization has a long history of opposing the death penalty, advocating for its abolition worldwide. They provide resources, conduct research, and raise awareness about the flaws of capital punishment.

The Death Penalty Information Center: This non-profit organization is a leading source of information on the death penalty in the United States. They publish research reports, track executions, and advocate for reform.

Sister Helen Prejean: A Catholic nun and longtime anti-death penalty activist, Sister Prejean is known for her book "Dead Man Walking" and her work advocating for death row inmates.

You can find more information by searching online using keywords like "death penalty abolition campaigns."


APA: Amnesty International. (2024, July 9). Death Penalty - Amnesty

       International.

       Death Penalty Information Center. (2024, July 1). Death Penalty

       Information Center.

       Ministry Against Death Penalty. (2024, June 18). Sister Helen Prejean | Talking about life, justice & the death penalty. Sister Helen Prejean.

1 comment:

  1. I recommend the film that is based on the book "Dead Man Walking." It stars Sean Penn and Susan Sarandon. Both give excellent performances. Watching the film would not necessarily make the viewer oppose the death penalty. It gives an honest portrayal of the depravity of those who commit "capital crimes" and the inherent cruelty of the death penalty as well. It does not provide simple answers. You can find the film at the AGU Audiovisual Library.

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