剛好看到這則報導, 出自本月Economist的City Guide-Singapore http://www.economist.com/cities/briefing.cfm?city_id=SG Death row Singapore’s gallows are busy. The city-state's authorities execute as many as 50 prisoners a year, a rate that Amnesty International, a human-rights watchdog, suspects makes Singapore the world’s top executioner relative to its size. Typically there is little international fuss over the execution rate, except for when someone on death row is from another country. Nguyen Tuong Van from Melbourne was arrested in transit at Changi Airport in 2002, carrying almost 400 grams of heroin. He was convicted, lost his appeal, and had pleas for clemency from Canberra turned down. Now he is set to die on December 2nd. The Australian government has been protesting at the United Nations against his execution, but to no avail. 新加坡一年約有50個人被判死刑;(台灣2300萬人, "好像"才個位數死刑) 12/2 有個攜帶海洛因在樟宜機場轉機的澳洲男子將被行刑 突然著實有種新加坡真是個嚴刑竣法國家的感覺... --

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