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Last week, a defendant who was a minor at the time of his crime was found guilty and sentenced to death in Yamaguchi, Japan. (The man is now 30 years old, but was 18 at the time of the murders.)
When the sentence is carried out, probably some time later this year, Japan will join the following countries that execute minors. The number in parentheses is the number executed, the date the last year an execution of a convicted minor took place:
Iran (51), 2011
USA (19) 2003
Saudi Arabia (5), 2009
Pakistan (4), 2006
China (2), 2004
Sudan (2), 2005
Yemen (2), 2007
Nigeria (1), 1997
Congo (1), 2000
Source: Amnesty International
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