EU, stated this yesterday in a statement to journalists in Dar es Salaam, including the day against the death penalty and explain that voice will continue until such penalty shall be reached the point of cancellation.
Also, the EU has stated that Tanzania still has a chance to remove the sentence.
EU and Council of Europe, explained that having to sign and join forces, they will ensure that they continue to resist punishment in all cases to protect the world agricultural shamans who controlled the protection of human rights.
The coalition has stated that it will protect the community and ensure no member who uses the sentence and explained that this year the number of people sentenced to such punishment has increased.
In addition, the EU has called on African countries to continue to accept the protocols and conventions of human rights and the abolition of the punishment.
Also, the EU have praised the various civil society organizations working to desire that punishment and opposition to efforts to encourage Seeks continue.
They explained that since independence Tanzania has traces agreements concerning human rights within the framework of the African Union and also a member of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) and the International Covenant on Economic, Social, and Justice Cultural (ICESCR).
The death penalty in the country was last implemented in 1995, and in the case of other countries such punishment has been going on with the release of zikitaja reported number of deaths reach 778, an increase of 15 percent, which governs Iran and Iraq.
Nacho Center for Law and Human Rights (LHRC), kimetaka amendment to Article 33 in the constitution proposed to continue allowing the death penalty.
The call was made yesterday by the Acting Director of the center, Imelda Lulu Rio, when he gave a statement on the anniversary of the day against the death penalty world takes place every year by October 10.
Rio, said the disappointed to see that despite the existence of a campaign to cancel the sentence, it still continues to exist in the proposed constitution which was adopted by the Constituent Assembly Constitution recently.
"Article 33 says that every person has the right to survive and get out in the community, the preservation of his life from the government and society in accordance with the laws of the land.
"Also in Article 95 (1) (c) has bestowed on him the President the authority to change the death penalty being life imprisonment.
For that reason, this proposed constitution still maintains the existence of the death penalty unconstitutional, which is contrary to human rights, especially in this century that many countries They have written off a penalty.
However, he said in celebrating this day, the Centre is proposing Article 33 of the constitution proposed to delete and completely remove the term in accordance with the laws of the country in order to ensure that the right to life exist without interference or kuminywa by any law.
The director also wanted to Tanzania to study in another country on earth that are not implementing the death penalty is, how people have dealt with offenses of murder.
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