RT Article
T1 Abolishing capital punishment in Uzbekistan: between external pressure and pragmatism
JF Zeitschrift für die gesamte Strafrechtswissenschaft
VO 130
IS 1
SP 279
OP 302
A1 Ismatov, Aziz
A2 Ciklauri-Lammich, Eliko
LA English
YR 2018
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1587381664
AB Uzbekistan de jure abolished the death penalty in 2008. Until then, only a few people had predicted that, despite widespread support for the death penalty, President Karimov would support the path to abolition. On the eve of the tenth anniversary of abolition, a general debate on the exact reasons behind the continued existence on the one hand and abolition of capital punishment on the other still remains open. This article will investigate the theories that contributed to the abolition of capital punishment in Uzbekistan. A detailed and coherent discussion of the evolution of the laws governing the death penalty, the public opinion influence, and political preconditions will shed more light on the process of abolition.
K1 Todesstrafe
K1 Menschenrechte
K1 Demokratie
K1 Regierung
K1 Abolition
K1 Abschaffung
K1 Uzbekistan
DO 10.1515/zstw-2018-0010