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Algeria reinstates the death penalty more than 30 years later with sentences for nine drug traffickers

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Algerian authorities have issued death sentences to nine individuals convicted of drug trafficking, marking the first time such penalties have been applied in the country in over 30 years. While the death penalty remained legally on the books, it had been subject to a de facto moratorium with sentences being suspended for decades.

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