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“Qatar’s death row and the invisible migrant workforce deemed unworthy of due process” - read a new article The Conversation, written by Jocelynnepali, @CarolynHoyle1 and Lucy Harry of Death Penalty Research Unit, Oxford. bit.ly/3UcjGjs

An important piece on migrant workers, including Nepalis, in the Middle East and the sentences they are facing. Thanks Jocelynnepali @CarolynHoyle1 Lucy Harry for including my voice in the report. Recommended read for those interested in #migration reporting and research.

Great talk today from @anuraag_devkota global criminal justice fellow Oxford Criminology on migrant rights and strategic litigation in Nepal 🇳🇵 Death Penalty Research Unit, Oxford

Honoured to be a part of a team unfurling these sad truths - that migrant workers, in this case #Pakistanis, are disproportionately affected by the death penalty in the Middle East.

In KSA, Pakistanis aren't committing more crimes than Saudis,but they're more likely to be executed for drug offenses. An important read on disproportionate risk of capital punishment for migrant workers.Thanks for quoting me Jocelynnepali @CarolynHoyle1 academic.oup.com/bjc/advance-ar…

Check out our new Death Penalty Research Unit, Oxford article 👇🏻

Hybrid immunity offers better protection than infection against #SARSCoV2 according to our new review of evidence in The Lancet Infectious Diseases - Highlights benefit of vaccination even if previously infected. #hybridimmunity #serotracker World Health Organization (WHO) U Calgary University of Toronto thelancet.com/journals/lanin…

Copies of Decolonizing the Criminal Question Oxford Academic arrived! Thanks for a great coediting experience, Ana Aliverti Henrique Carvalho & Maximo Sozzo (also for ed. support, Bel Rawson). Special thanks to our amazing authors & blessing ngobeni for cover image.The book’s #OpenAccess

Very pleased to share our latest article from the Death Penalty Research Unit, Oxford, by Lucy Harry, @CarolynHoyle1 and I on how #migrants may be at special risk of the #deathpenalty in the Middle East due to migratory dependencies, published by Punishment and Society journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/14…

We are excited to launch Death Penalty Research Unit, Oxford’s Mapping Death Row database of foreign nationals and migrant workers sentenced to death across Asia and the Middle East, now freely available to all at: foreign-nationals.uwazi.io (1/5) Faculty of Law Oxford Criminology Oxford Policy Engagement Network (OPEN)

Discover this 2024 journal article: "Migratory dependency and the death penalty: Foreign nationals facing capital punishment in the Gulf" by Lucy Harry, Carolyn Hoyle, and Jocelynnepali via Sage Journals and Punishment and Society. doi.org/10.1177/146247…

A Kenyan court has sentenced Joseph Irungu to death, for the murder of Monica Kimani. In this 2022 article, researchers look into Kenya's death penalty, and why it has not been abolished theconversation.com/why-has-kenya-… By @CarolynHoyle1, Lucy Harry, and Parvais Jabbar University of Oxford

Fascinating new article on the 'traditionalist' moral narratives that drive use of the death penalty for drug offences in Indonesia.

"While there is some compassion for ‘minor’ drug offenders, driving rationales for diversion, drug traffickers are regarded as morally deserving of prison and capital punishment, with traditionalist perceptions of harm amplified by a purgative rationale."

Our new article is out 👇 Death Penalty Research Unit, Oxford

Enjoyed working with @mlinstrumnewman and the Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women GAATW on this new report, which highlights that migrant and trafficked women face a variety of rights violations and injustices at the hands of official decision-makers. ⬇️

Filipina who narrowly avoided death row firing squad goes home bbc.in/4fw340M

The Death Penalty Research Unit (DPRU) team are pleased to share our fourth Annual Report, covering our work over the academic year 2023-24, with updates from our research in Indonesia and on abolitionist de facto status, and our impact & engagement work: law.ox.ac.uk/content/news/d…