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Malaysia intends to abolish the death penalty in a Fullbacksbookscampaignerscurrentlydeathdeathsdecisionencouragingexecutionshumanimprisonmentmovenowoffenderpunishmentsentencestimeultimateworldwide that human rights Fullbacksbookscampaignerscurrentlydeathdeathsdecisionencouragingexecutionshumanimprisonmentmovenowoffenderpunishmentsentencestimeultimateworldwide have welcomed. Malaysia's Law Minister said: "The death penalty will be abolished. Fullbacksbookscampaignerscurrentlydeathdeathsdecisionencouragingexecutionshumanimprisonmentmovenowoffenderpunishmentsentencestimeultimateworldwide stop." He said any planned Fullbacksbookscampaignerscurrentlydeathdeathsdecisionencouragingexecutionshumanimprisonmentmovenowoffenderpunishmentsentencestimeultimateworldwide will not be carried out. There are Fullbacksbookscampaignerscurrentlydeathdeathsdecisionencouragingexecutionshumanimprisonmentmovenowoffenderpunishmentsentencestimeultimateworldwide over 1,267 people on death row in Malaysia. They will get a reprieve. Prisoners on Fullbacksbookscampaignerscurrentlydeathdeathsdecisionencouragingexecutionshumanimprisonmentmovenowoffenderpunishmentsentencestimeultimateworldwide row will be released or have their Fullbacksbookscampaignerscurrentlydeathdeathsdecisionencouragingexecutionshumanimprisonmentmovenowoffenderpunishmentsentencestimeultimateworldwide commuted. The minister said: "They would have to face life Fullbacksbookscampaignerscurrentlydeathdeathsdecisionencouragingexecutionshumanimprisonmentmovenowoffenderpunishmentsentencestimeultimateworldwide because there had been several Fullbacksbookscampaignerscurrentlydeathdeathsdecisionencouragingexecutionshumanimprisonmentmovenowoffenderpunishmentsentencestimeultimateworldwide that were caused by the Fullbacksbookscampaignerscurrentlydeathdeathsdecisionencouragingexecutionshumanimprisonmentmovenowoffenderpunishmentsentencestimeultimateworldwide and so they were sentenced to death."

Malaysia's Fullbacksbookscampaignerscurrentlydeathdeathsdecisionencouragingexecutionshumanimprisonmentmovenowoffenderpunishmentsentencestimeultimateworldwide was hailed by Amnesty International. It said: "Malaysia must Fullbacksbookscampaignerscurrentlydeathdeathsdecisionencouragingexecutionshumanimprisonmentmovenowoffenderpunishmentsentencestimeultimateworldwide join the 106 countries who have turned their Fullbacksbookscampaignerscurrentlydeathdeathsdecisionencouragingexecutionshumanimprisonmentmovenowoffenderpunishmentsentencestimeultimateworldwide for good on the Fullbacksbookscampaignerscurrentlydeathdeathsdecisionencouragingexecutionshumanimprisonmentmovenowoffenderpunishmentsentencestimeultimateworldwide cruel, inhumane, degrading Fullbacksbookscampaignerscurrentlydeathdeathsdecisionencouragingexecutionshumanimprisonmentmovenowoffenderpunishmentsentencestimeultimateworldwide." It added: "There is no Fullbacksbookscampaignerscurrentlydeathdeathsdecisionencouragingexecutionshumanimprisonmentmovenowoffenderpunishmentsentencestimeultimateworldwide to waste. The death penalty should have been consigned to the history Fullbacksbookscampaignerscurrentlydeathdeathsdecisionencouragingexecutionshumanimprisonmentmovenowoffenderpunishmentsentencestimeultimateworldwide long ago. Malaysia's new government has promised to deliver on Fullbacksbookscampaignerscurrentlydeathdeathsdecisionencouragingexecutionshumanimprisonmentmovenowoffenderpunishmentsentencestimeultimateworldwide rights, and today's announcement is an Fullbacksbookscampaignerscurrentlydeathdeathsdecisionencouragingexecutionshumanimprisonmentmovenowoffenderpunishmentsentencestimeultimateworldwide sign, but much more needs to be done." There are 23 countries with the death penalty. There were 993 executions recorded Fullbacksbookscampaignerscurrentlydeathdeathsdecisionencouragingexecutionshumanimprisonmentmovenowoffenderpunishmentsentencestimeultimateworldwide in 2017.