SOMALIAN EXECUTED BY FIRING SQUAD FOR RAPE OF HIS THREE-YEAR-OLD STEPDAUGHTER

   

Hussein Adan Ali, 28, was found guilty in Dhobley, Jubaland, on Wednesday in a court session broadcast on regional TV

Somalian is executed by firing squad for raping his three-year-old stepdaughter who died from her injuries

·         Hussein Adan Ali, 28, was executed in Somalia for raping his stepdaughter, three

·         He was found guilty in Jubaland,on Wednesday in court session broadcast on TV

·         Ali's stepdaughter later died of her injuries following the assault 

·         Elders wearing traditional clothing and court officials reviewed evidence 

By Georgia Simcox For Mailonline

Published: 21:55 AEST, 15 July 2021 | Updated: 05:12 AEST, 16 July 2021

A man has been executed in southern Somalia for raping his three-year-old stepdaughter. 

Hussein Adan Ali, 28, was found guilty in Dhobley, Jubaland, on Wednesday in a court session broadcast on regional TV. 

Ali's stepdaughter later died of her injuries following the assault. It is not clear when the incident took place, but judges said the girl had died on Wednesday. 

Elders wearing traditional clothing and court officials reviewed evidence before giving their ruling, the BBC reported. 

Somali National TV tweeted a photo of Ali and said: 'Somalia's Jubbaland State has today executed by firing squad Adan Ali who was recently sentenced to death after a court found him guilty of raping a three years old girl who later succumbed to injuries.' 

Ali had been chewing on khat leaves before the assault, which is a Class C drug in the UK and can make people more alert and talkative. 

It can also produce feelings of elation, suppress appetite and lead to periods of insomnia as well as producing a feeling of calm if it's chewed over a few hours, according to FRANK.   

The broadcast on regional TV did not show if Ali was given a chance to appeal or if lawyers were there. 

The court said that the sentence was permitted under Islamic law.    

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COVID-19: Man sentenced to death in Nigeria’s first virtual ruling (May 4, 2020)

            On this date, May 4, 2020, a Nigerian court sentenced a man to death in the country’s first ever virtual ruling during a five-week coronavirus lockdown. Despite the COVID-19 crisis, the Nigerian Court did not give any excuse and went to work to carry out the death sentence. 

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BREAKING: The Lagos State Judiciary today held its first ever virtual court proceedings delivering a judgment in a murder and stealing trial involving Olalekan Hameed. The court session, for the charge marked ID/9006C/2019, held online via a video app & was joined by all parties.

COVID-19: Man Sentenced To Death In Nigeria’s First Virtual Ruling
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A Nigerian court sentenced a man to death in the country’s first ever virtual ruling during a five-week coronavirus lockdown.

Lagos judge Mojisola Dada on Monday ordered death by hanging for Olalekan Hameed, a driver, over the 2018 murder of 76-year-old Jolasun Okunsanya, the mother of his boss.

“This is the virtual judgement of the court,” she said.

It was not immediately clear if Hameed would appeal.

Under Nigerian law, state governors have to approve death sentences before they can be carried out.

Local and international rights bodies have repeatedly called on Nigerian authorities to expunge the death sentence.

“This spike in death sentences puts Nigeria at odds with the global trend towards abolition of the death penalty,” Osai Ojigho Director, Amnesty International Nigeria, told AFP.

  

A court in Nigeria sentenced a man to death in its first ever virtual conviction. (Mr_Jagss/Twitter)

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“As of today, many more countries have abolished the death penalty in law or in practice. Nigeria must not be different,” he said.

Hameed was arraigned in March last year on a two-count charge of murder and stealing. He pleaded not guilty.

On Monday, all the parties to the case, including the accused, lawyers, witnesses and journalists participated in the session remotely from different locations via the Zoom application.

The new coronavirus has so far infected 2 802 and claimed 93 lives in Nigeria.

The bulk of the infections and fatalities occurred in Lagos and the nation’s capital Abuja, prompting President Muhammadu Buhari to impose a five-week lockdown on both cities.

The lockdown was relaxed on Monday to enable residents return to work but with strict instructions to comply with all restrictions and safety rules, including the mandatory wearing of face masks and social distancing.

Buhari has also called for speedy trial of cases as well as the decongestion of prisons and detention centres to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.

He said 52 226 of the 74 127 prisoners in the country were awaiting trial.

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God takes no pleasure in the death of sinners, so as to delight simply in their death; rather, he delights to magnify his justice by inflicting the punishment which their iniquities have deserved. A righteous judge who takes no pleasure in condemning a criminal, may yet justly command him to be executed so that law and justice may be satisfied, even though it is in his power to procure him a reprieve. – George Whitefield, Letter to Wesley, Bethesda in Georgia, Dec. 24, 1740

http://victimsfamiliesforthedeathpenalty.blogspot.com/2020/02/can-angry-judge-be-just-our-fair-and.html

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