Lawmakers in the Central African Republic voted Friday to abolish the death penalty. For the legislation to become law, President Faustin Archange Touadéra still has to issue it.
2022/05/30/car-bangui-residents-react-to-mps-voting-to-end-death-penalty
2022/05/30/car-bangui-residents-react-to-mps-voting-to-end-death-penalty
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