PETALING JAYA: The lives of nearly 1,350 death-row inmates are hanging in the balance in the country’s prisons.
With a moratorium on executions, they are in limbo, not knowing when their sentences will be carried, or if their lives will be spared, as laws to abolish the mandatory death penalty remain unsettled.
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