Death penalty advocates march in Taipei ahead of child abuse verdict

Around 300 people marched in Taipei on Sunday against what they called Taiwan's "de facto abolition of the death penalty," ahead of an appeal-court verdict in the case of two sisters convicted of killing a 1-year-old foster child in their care.

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