critically analyse the current issue or the development in international law of death penalty.

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I have attached two files for the research paper. The first is the research proposal and the second is the instructions for the research paper. Based on the research proposal attached , you are required to write a research paper (3500 words) excluding footnotes and bibliography. The research paper must be built on the attached proposal. It must critically analyses the current issue or the development in international law of death penalty. The paper should have clear introduction, conclusion and clear central thesis. It is recommended that you also discuss and compare death penalty by providing examples and cases of some jurisdictions either abolitionist countries such as Australia or retentionist countries such as Singapore.
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