UN RIGHTS OFFICE WELCOMES NEW US SUPREME COURT DEATH PENALTY RULING ON GAF RULING OF 70

The GAF is  Psychology and Psychologists view of a subject in Study not like the Intelligence Qualify "IQ" much was shown in film of "Forrest Gump" of Forrest base on the Bell Curve but with changes in confinement of person a new measurements came forward called the GAF a scale of one to care for therself much again like "I've Fallen I can't get up" (a patent statement) such is the ability to care for oneself in that means a man or woman on Death Roll still can "Care" for their self and thus still able to be Corrected to Standards of Society of the Wrong that was done in the Crime so Standish of Citizens and in doing so The Citizens can assist on how to Root the problem of Murder or other tasteless criminal conduct without burying such in a execution but such has No effect in War such as The Iraq War the Afghanistan War or War on The Airways including Travelers Bill of Rights.

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Web version   New York May 30 2014 5:00PM   UN News Centre with breaking news from the UN News Service  Ravina Shamsadani, Spokesperson for the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights. UN Photo UN RIGHTS OFFICE WELCOMES NEW US SUPREME COURT DEATH PENALTY RULING Citing a new ruling issued by the United States Supreme Court, the United Nations human rights office today touted this latest development as a watershed moment in the country’s rulings regarding the use of the death penalty against people with mental and intellectual disabilities. Read more RELATED UN rights office calls on US to impose death penalty moratorium after botched execution The suffering of United States inmate Clayton Lockett during his execution in Oklahoma on 29 April could amount to cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment according to international human rights law, the United Nations said today, calling on the US authorities to impose an immediate moratorium on the use of the death penalty. Read more TOPICS Peace and Security -  Economic Development -  Humanitarian Aid -  Environment -  Human Rights -  UN Affais, Secretary-General -  Women, Children, Population -  Law, Crime Prevention -  Health, Poverty -  Culture, Education United Nations News Center mailing system If you have problems reading this, please consult the web version Click here to unsubscribe from the UN mailing list. UN News Service Contact Radio News and Media