Chinese Court Orders Death Penalty for Food Safety Crimes
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China's top court issued a notice on Friday calling for the death penalty for food safety crimes that lead to fatalities.
It comes amid widespread public anger over safety scandals in recent months.
Contaminated pork, toxic milk powder, dumplings containing aluminum, watermelons sprayed with dangerous chemicals, and other tainted foods have been reported recently—highlighting the Chinese regime's difficulty managing the country's poorly regulated food industry.
Amnesty International says China executes more people each year than the rest of the world combined.
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China's top court issued a notice on Friday calling for the death penalty for food safety crimes that lead to fatalities.
It comes amid widespread public anger over safety scandals in recent months.
Contaminated pork, toxic milk powder, dumplings containing aluminum, watermelons sprayed with dangerous chemicals, and other tainted foods have been reported recently—highlighting the Chinese regime's difficulty managing the country's poorly regulated food industry.
Amnesty International says China executes more people each year than the rest of the world combined.