CLEAN : Worldwide executions highest since 1989: Amnesty

The video discusses the contrasting trends in global execution rates, highlighting a record high in executions over the past 25 years, driven by countries like Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan. Despite this, some countries are moving towards abolishing the death penalty. The United States has seen a significant reduction in executions. However, transparency issues persist, with many governments concealing true execution figures. China, in particular, is criticized for its secrecy, with Amnesty International urging transparency. The video emphasizes the need for accurate data to understand the real scope of executions worldwide.

What significant trend was observed in the United States regarding executions?

• An increase in the number of executions

• The highest number of executions since 1991

• The lowest number of executions since 1991

• A complete abolition of the death penalty

What challenge is faced in understanding the true reality of the death penalty?

• Lack of international interest

• Secrecy by governments

• Public support for executions

• Insufficient legal frameworks

Which countries were primarily responsible for the spike in executions?

• Brazil, Argentina, and Chile

• United States, Canada, and Mexico

• Iran, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan

• China, India, and Russia

Why did Amnesty International stop publishing figures for China?

• China abolished the death penalty

• Figures were used to claim a reduction in executions

• China's execution rates were too low

• Lack of interest from the international community

What percentage increase in executions was recorded compared to 2014?

• 100%

• 25%

• 75%

• 54%