Compounded vulnerability: foreign national women and the death penalty in Southeast Asia by Hoyle, C, Harry, L

Migratory dependency and the death penalty: foreign nationals facing capital punishment in the Gulf by Harry, L, Hoyle, C, Hutton, J

“…Engaging with the burgeoning literature on immigration, exploitation and criminalisation, as well as scholarship on capital punishment, this article will explore the multiple and unique layers of dependency fostered by the kafala system that place migrant workers at higher risk of the death penalty in these Gulf jurisdictions.…”

Gender, globalisation and the gallows: women sentenced to death for drug trafficking in Malaysia by Harry, L

“…It draws on these findings to examine the undue impact of the mandatory death penalty for drug trafficking on economically precarious foreign national women (chapter 8), contributing to the burgeoning death penalty abolitionist literature. …”