UN prison holds death-row convicts
"A state-of-the-art prison, built by the United Nations to hold Afghanistan’s drugs barons, is being used to house ordinary prisoners awaiting execution".
"The decision to move death-row convicts into the new U-10 wing of Policharki prison in Kabul, which has lain empty for 20 months, has caused acute embarrassment to the UK government, which opposes the death penalty and contributed about $2m (€1.3m, £1m) to the scheme".
Hat-Tip to Ball and Chain for alerting me to this story.
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Says it all really...
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