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16 May 2016

The Death Penalty Project: Victories And Hopes For The Future

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4 June 2015

American Law Students Help to Secure the Release of Malawian Prisoners

by: Carolyn Hoyle

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4 May 2015

Two DPhil Alumni of the Centre for Criminology are the New Editors of the Asia Death Penalty Blog

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27 April 2015

There's No Evidence that the Death Penalty Acts as a Deterrent

by: Carolyn Hoyle

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13 April 2015

Remembering Women Sentenced to Death

by: Carolyn Hoyle

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9 March 2015

EU Strategy on Human Rights and Democracy: Success Against the Death Penalty? Part 2

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5 March 2015

EU Strategy on Human Rights and Democracy: Success Against the Death Penalty? Part 1

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11 February 2015

Death Penalty Research and Funding Opportunities: The Challenge of Balancing Conflicting Interests

by: Chloe Deambrogio

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13 January 2015

Progress Towards World-Wide Abolition of the Death Penalty

by: Roger Hood, Carolyn Hoyle

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7 January 2015

The Van Den Bleeken Case

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4 December 2014

Innocence and the Death Penalty in the United States: Battling Assumptions

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13 November 2014

Wrongful Conviction and the Death Penalty: The Inevitability of Error?

by: Chloe Deambrogio

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3 November 2014

World Day Against the Death Penalty: ‘Justice that kills – the death penalty in the 21st Century’

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20 June 2014

The Origins of Life Without Parole in California: A Combination of Progressive Reform and Punitive Policy-making

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13 January 2014

The Death Penalty in Japan

by: Carolyn Hoyle

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