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US Nitrogen Gas Execution "May Amount To Torture": UN Rights Chief
The United Nations human rights chief on Friday condemned the execution of a prisoner in the U.S. state of Alabama by nitrogen gas, saying the method could amount to torture.
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Who Was Kenneth Eugene Smith, US Prisoner Executed With Nitrogen Gas
The southern US state of Alabama on Thursday put to death a convicted murderer using nitrogen gas. It's the first time the controversial method - criticised by human rights advocates - has been used in the country.
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In A First, US State Alabama Executes Murderer Through Nitrogen Gas Suffocation
The southern US state of Alabama on Thursday put to death a convicted murderer using nitrogen gas, the first time the controversial method decried by human rights advocates has been used in the country.
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US To Carry Out 1st Nitrogen Gas Execution Of Murder Convict
Alabama plans to carry out the first known judicial execution of a prisoner using asphyxiation with nitrogen gas on Thursday evening, a closely watched new method the state hopes to advance as a viable, simpler alternative to lethal injections.
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"Grave Suffering": Experts As US Plans To Execute Inmate By Nitrogen Gas
United Nations experts on Wednesday called on US authorities not to go ahead with the planned execution of an inmate by nitrogen hypoxia, saying the method may subject him to "cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or even torture".
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El Chapo's Sons Fed Enemies To Tigers, Tortured Them With Chillies And Corkscrews: Report
The indictment released by the US Justice Department details the brutal methods of torture and executions used by the cartel to extend its power and intimidate enemies.
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PM Working Hard To Uplift India Image, Opposition Tarnishing It: Minister
The minister said that India's "great methodical way" in administering over 100 crore vaccine doses is being praised across the world. She pointed out that Rs 36,000 crore was allocated in the budget for vaccination and improving overall healthcare.
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Forget The 401(k), Stem Cell Benefits May Let You Cheat Death
A stem cell storage company that promises the chance for a longer and healthier life, Forever Labs asserts that young, healthy cells may someday be used for what Chief Executive Officer Steven Clausnitzer calls "health maintenance."
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New Plan Could Allow Executions to Resume in California
California authorities proposed Friday a new method to execute inmates by lethal injection, potentially allowing the US state to resume capital punishment nearly a decade after legal challenges halted the practice.
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Zoomcar Announces Door-Step Delivery, Service to Pilot First in Bangalore
Zoomcar announced today that they will be unveiling door-step services for users before the end of this year. The service is slated to roll out first in Bangalore, followed soon after by Mumbai and Delhi. Zoomcar will by integrating the feature on its apps for Android and iPhone, whereby a Zoomcar executive will drop the car at the customers' ch...
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HSBC Sees Significant Rise in Corporate Mobile Banking
As per financial services major HSBC, corporate customers like Chief Financial Officers and Treasurers are increasingly going mobile, discarding decades-old methods of transferring funds such as banker's drafts and cheques in favour of payments executed on smartphones and tablets.
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Oklahoma Adopts Nitrogen as Possible Execution Method
Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin on Friday signed into law a bill that allows the use of nitrogen gas as an execution method if the US Supreme Court determines that the state's current lethal injection process is unconstitutional or unavailable.
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Arizona Execution Renews Debate Over Methods
A third execution by lethal injection has gone awry in six months, renewing debate in the US over whether there is a foolproof way for the government to humanely kill condemned criminals, and whether it's even worth looking for one.
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Sunderland chief explains sacking of Paolo Di Canio
Reports in the British media suggest Sunderland's players were unhappy with the outspoken Di Canio's methods, but the club chief executive Margaret Byrne said he was removed purely to improve the club's chances of staying up.
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Yahoo working on various methods to increase video views
Mayer took the top job at Yahoo after a tumultuous period in which several CEOs and many of its top executives and engineers jumped ship.
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US Nitrogen Gas Execution "May Amount To Torture": UN Rights Chief
The United Nations human rights chief on Friday condemned the execution of a prisoner in the U.S. state of Alabama by nitrogen gas, saying the method could amount to torture.
-
Who Was Kenneth Eugene Smith, US Prisoner Executed With Nitrogen Gas
The southern US state of Alabama on Thursday put to death a convicted murderer using nitrogen gas. It's the first time the controversial method - criticised by human rights advocates - has been used in the country.
-
In A First, US State Alabama Executes Murderer Through Nitrogen Gas Suffocation
The southern US state of Alabama on Thursday put to death a convicted murderer using nitrogen gas, the first time the controversial method decried by human rights advocates has been used in the country.
-
US To Carry Out 1st Nitrogen Gas Execution Of Murder Convict
Alabama plans to carry out the first known judicial execution of a prisoner using asphyxiation with nitrogen gas on Thursday evening, a closely watched new method the state hopes to advance as a viable, simpler alternative to lethal injections.
-
"Grave Suffering": Experts As US Plans To Execute Inmate By Nitrogen Gas
United Nations experts on Wednesday called on US authorities not to go ahead with the planned execution of an inmate by nitrogen hypoxia, saying the method may subject him to "cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or even torture".
-
El Chapo's Sons Fed Enemies To Tigers, Tortured Them With Chillies And Corkscrews: Report
The indictment released by the US Justice Department details the brutal methods of torture and executions used by the cartel to extend its power and intimidate enemies.
-
PM Working Hard To Uplift India Image, Opposition Tarnishing It: Minister
The minister said that India's "great methodical way" in administering over 100 crore vaccine doses is being praised across the world. She pointed out that Rs 36,000 crore was allocated in the budget for vaccination and improving overall healthcare.
-
Forget The 401(k), Stem Cell Benefits May Let You Cheat Death
A stem cell storage company that promises the chance for a longer and healthier life, Forever Labs asserts that young, healthy cells may someday be used for what Chief Executive Officer Steven Clausnitzer calls "health maintenance."
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New Plan Could Allow Executions to Resume in California
California authorities proposed Friday a new method to execute inmates by lethal injection, potentially allowing the US state to resume capital punishment nearly a decade after legal challenges halted the practice.
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Zoomcar Announces Door-Step Delivery, Service to Pilot First in Bangalore
Zoomcar announced today that they will be unveiling door-step services for users before the end of this year. The service is slated to roll out first in Bangalore, followed soon after by Mumbai and Delhi. Zoomcar will by integrating the feature on its apps for Android and iPhone, whereby a Zoomcar executive will drop the car at the customers' ch...
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HSBC Sees Significant Rise in Corporate Mobile Banking
As per financial services major HSBC, corporate customers like Chief Financial Officers and Treasurers are increasingly going mobile, discarding decades-old methods of transferring funds such as banker's drafts and cheques in favour of payments executed on smartphones and tablets.
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Oklahoma Adopts Nitrogen as Possible Execution Method
Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin on Friday signed into law a bill that allows the use of nitrogen gas as an execution method if the US Supreme Court determines that the state's current lethal injection process is unconstitutional or unavailable.
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Arizona Execution Renews Debate Over Methods
A third execution by lethal injection has gone awry in six months, renewing debate in the US over whether there is a foolproof way for the government to humanely kill condemned criminals, and whether it's even worth looking for one.
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Sunderland chief explains sacking of Paolo Di Canio
Reports in the British media suggest Sunderland's players were unhappy with the outspoken Di Canio's methods, but the club chief executive Margaret Byrne said he was removed purely to improve the club's chances of staying up.
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Yahoo working on various methods to increase video views
Mayer took the top job at Yahoo after a tumultuous period in which several CEOs and many of its top executives and engineers jumped ship.
