Equatorial Guinea

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Overview

Freedom of expression was severely restricted and harassment of human rights defenders and social media activists continued. The right to a fair trial was violated. The death penalty remained despite renewed commitment for its abolition. The right to health was restricted, mainly due to shortage of medicines.

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Death Penalty status

Abolitionist for ordinary crimes

Retains the death penalty only for serious crimes, such as those committed during times of war

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