Abolition of Death Penalty

The abolition of the death penalty means that a country or region has officially stopped administering capital punishment as a form of legal punishment. This decision is often based on ethical considerations, concerns about human rights, potential errors in justice, and the belief that punishment should favor rehabilitation over execution. Abolishing the death penalty reflects a commitment to upholding individual dignity and preventing irreversible mistakes, aligning legal practices with evolving standards of human rights and justice.