Lots of countries in the UN have the death penalty. Just not the so called hyper advanced western nations, excluding the USA. The UN is about inclusion, not exclusion. It encourages and lobbies for its members to abandon barbaric aspects like the death penalty, but it doesn't kick them out for having the death penalty, nor does it support it.
But that is not what you said on your first post Fox...
********** said:All I know is that the UN and all the humanitarian organizations condemn executions
If you condemn something you most certainly don't allow it.
So are they really against as much as your trying to make out. Because if they did condemn it. Then any country with the death penalty in place wouldn't be allowed in the UN.
So shouldn't it have been...
The UN don't like the death penalty, but will allow it because it has nothing to do with what they stand for.
Wait a minute we've hit that double standard again. They either allow it or not. Because aren't the UN supposed to be something that sorts out these sort of problems. Yet here you are with them allowing countries that do it into there own inner circle.
So the question still remains...
How can the UN be against it, when their own members do it?