At least they get a trial… In the US “officer involved deaths” are the preferred method of state execution.
The best estimates I’m seeing are from https://worldcoalition.org/pays/china/. They are almost certainly inflated, but the last official count was back in 2009 by amnesty international which counted 1718 instances. (Compared to world coalition’s estimate of 8000 for the same year.) that puts the per capita death rate at ~1-3 per million. Police/extrajudicial killings in China are almost unheard of.
Please.
Have you lived in China for any amount of time?
It’s an open-air prison administered by the CCP.
The Chinese people deserve so much better.
china has fewer prisoners than the USA.
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At least they get a trial… In the US “officer involved deaths” are the preferred method of state execution.
The best estimates I’m seeing are from https://worldcoalition.org/pays/china/. They are almost certainly inflated, but the last official count was back in 2009 by amnesty international which counted 1718 instances. (Compared to world coalition’s estimate of 8000 for the same year.) that puts the per capita death rate at ~1-3 per million. Police/extrajudicial killings in China are almost unheard of.
Police killings alone (which it should be noted are also statistics which are also not publicly available) were estimated to be ~1300 last year putting the lower bound per capita death rate at 4 per million. Capital punishment in the US is about as unheard of as extrajudicial killings.
Comparing “apples to apples” the US kills ~400% more of its citizens annually, but neither government is overly transparent about it.
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