your topic title is misleading,the decision did not in any way suggest the abolition of the death penalty.

..what's the point...? Kenyan jails are not The Hague jails... I would rather die than spend the rest of my life in such dungeons...

Am a great supporter of the death penalty and am pleased to note that Indonesia has decided to proceed with public executions for nine drug traffickers anytime from tomorrow.

Indonesia president has decided to ignore the appeals from UN, the West and particularly French to forgive the drug mules. Four of the traffickers are from Nigeria.

I know every drug kingpin is re-organising their trafficking routes by striking out Indonesia as a transit point. It would be next to impossible to get a willing drug mule to try Jakarta international airport after this.

10 years ago, a group of muggers became quite brazen and bold in Zimmerman estate. Their main victims were the mama mboga women as they leave their houses around 4:00am to head to marikiti. Until residents set a trap for them and lynched 3 of them one early morning. After that, you could comfortably take a stroll at midnight in Zimmerman while talking on your cellphone.

Moral of the story; a good criminal is a dead one.

I support the death penalty.

Violent robbers, murderers, rapist, terrorists, anyone who helps terrorists in any way - funding, information, logistics etc. should be put to death as soon as soon as they are done with their appeals! Not feeding criminals who have exhausted their appeals!!!

Making the executions public would be welcome starting with terrorists and their sympathisers!

No one has the right to determine whether or not you will be born and also to decided when you should die,I support life imprisonment instead of death