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Deputy Prime Minister Dr Wan Azizah Wan Ismail says the death penalty has failed to reduce the number of drug-related crimes.
Putrajaya is still studying whether to abolish the death penalty or remove the mandatory clause in laws related to capital punishment.
Putrajaya is still studying whether to abolish the death penalty or remove the mandatory clause in laws related to capital punishment.
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