Whats on the table today!

SPEAK
OUT
NOW
STOP
THE
EXECUTON
OF
HAKAMADA
IWAO

 For over four decades Hakamada has lived in the shadow of death.

In 1969 Hakamada Iwao was convicted of murder and
sentenced to death. Today, 44years later, he is believed to
be the longest serving prisoner on death row.

Hadamada`s conviction followed an unfair trial and was
based largely on a confession which he claimed had been
beaten out of him. His lawyers have been calling for a retrial
ever since. and even one of the judges from his original trial
has publicly stated that he believes Hakamada is innocent.

In Japan executions are carried out in secret and without
warning, so Hakamada does not know from one day to the
next when he will be executed. 

If you want to remain silent then that is your right.
I am telling you that I am praying for the government of Japan and the Ministry of Justice imparticular to be just and review Hakamada`s case. In the name of God.

So my brothers and sisters that is the main thing on my table today!
Peace, love and soham to you all. Your bro, Peter.