Japan man granted retrial after 46 years on death row
Hideko Hakamada has been campaigning on behalf of her brother for decades A man who has been on death row for more than four decades has been granted a retrial by a Japanese court. Iwao Hakamada was sentenced to death in 1968 for killing his boss, the man's wife and their two children. Hakamada, now 78, confessed after 20 days of interrogation during which he says he was beaten. He later retracted
袴田事件再審、BBCもトップニュースで報じる | Kousyoublog
袴田事件の再審開始決定、BBCでもトップページでの表示順位はエジプトの政局に次いでおり、トップニュースで報じられていますね。 BBC News – Japan man granted retrial after 46 years on death row 記事の中で、日本の司法制度の構造的問題点も指摘されています。 Japan’s justice system relies largely on confessions from suspects. Rights groups have cited long hours of interrogation, lack of access to lawyers and physical mistreatment as reasons why suspects end up confessing to crimes they did not co
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