DEATH PENALTY PROTEST  A protester (in white) reacts as he acts in a portrayal of death row inmate Chiou Hoshun during a demonstration in front of the Justice Ministry in Taipei on June 9, 2015. AFP PHOTO
DEATH PENALTY PROTEST
A protester (in white) reacts as he acts in a portrayal of death row inmate Chiou Hoshun during a demonstration in front of the Justice Ministry in Taipei on June 9, 2015. AFP PHOTO

TAIPEI: Taiwan’s longest-serving death row prisoner, who says he confessed after being tortured, could be given a last chance of freedom in a case that has sparked criticism from rights groups.

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