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An electric chair was introduced in the late 19th century in the United States and for years was one of the main methods of carrying out death sentences. Over time, its use declined.

China — Lethal injection is one of the methods reported to be used to carry out death sentences in China. Due to the secrecy of official statistics, detailed information about the number and details of executions in China is limited.

North Korea — There are reports about the use of firing squads in North Korea, but due to limitations in media access, it is difficult to independently verify many of these reports.

Philippines — The death penalty was abolished again in 2006, and this method is no longer used.

Germany — This claim does not match Germany’s modern laws and history. Germany abolished the death penalty in 1949, and such a method does not exist in this country’s judicial system.

United Arab Emirates — Stoning has been part of the history of some judicial systems, but attributing it to a common form of punishment in today’s United Arab Emirates requires careful review.

Britain — Burning alive is related to much older historical periods and does not exist in modern Britain.

England — After the abolition of the death penalty, life imprisonment is considered one of the most severe criminal punishments in England.

Indonesia — Firing squads are one of the methods of carrying out death sentences in Indonesia and have existed in the laws of this country.

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