Sir Richard Branson urges Sri Lanka not to enforce death penalty

June 26, 2019 (LBO) - Billionaire and global business icon Richard Branson has publicly weighed in on Sri Lanka's intention to enforce the death penalty.

Joining a chorus of concern coming in from all over the world, Branson has expressed his concern in writing to the government of Sri Lanka and publicly tweeted for the world to see.

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With over 12 million followers on twitter, Branson's 3 tweets so far on this issue are sure to generate awareness and concerns throughout the globe.

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Branson has visited Sri Lanka several times, and is known to Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe.

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His net worth is estimated in excess of 4 billion dollars.

Sri Lankan President @MaithripalaS wants to bring back the death penalty in Sri Lanka. I hope he takes a cue from the Maldives president and decides otherwise. Executions can be devastating and are never the solution. The wonderful people of Sri Lanka deserve better than this.
— Richard Branson (@richardbranson) June 26, 2019

Sri Lanka turning back the clock on human rights by resuming executions. Disappointing news from a beautiful country. Sign Amnesty's petition to speak out against the death penalty: https://t.co/BMtgl1lTZC #LKA #LifeNotDeath
— Richard Branson (@richardbranson) June 26, 2019

“Sir @richardbranson, British business magnate, author and philanthropist in a letter requests the Government of Sri Lanka
to maintain its commitment on the moratorium on death penalty.”- Sri Lankan Prime Minister @RW_UNP said. #Lka #LkaGovt #DeathPenaltySL #DeathPenalty pic.twitter.com/XVQXCs9u05
— Sudarshana Gunawardana (@Sudarshana_RN) June 26, 2019

President @MaithripalaS can still back away from the damaging path he has chosen for his country by resuming executions. If he does not, then I hope the international community - governments and businesses alike - will react accordingly. #LKA #LifeNotDeath
— Richard Branson (@richardbranson) June 27, 2019