Gas-Mask Maker Dräger Opposes Use in Death Penalty Procedures
Wednesday, 25 September 2024, 22:02
Gas-Mask Maker Dräger Stands Against Death Penalty
Gas-mask manufacturer Dräger has publicly expressed a strong stance against the use of its products in executions. This announcement comes as Alabama is set to carry out its second nitrogen-gas execution, prompting Dräger to act decisively. With growing scrutiny over the ethics of capital punishment, Dräger is committed to ensuring that its products do not contribute to such practices.
Ethical Concerns Raised
- Dräger seeks to avoid complicity in capital punishment
- Growing public opposition to the death penalty
- Legal and moral implications of execution technologies
As discussions on this topic intensify, Dräger emphasizes its ethical responsibility in the manufacturing process.
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