Hanging is a method of execution that has been employed throughout history. It is a controversial topic, raising ethical and legal considerations. In this article, we will explore the procedures and methods of hanging in the execution process. We will delve into the historical context, traditional and modern methods, legal perspectives, and alternative options. Introduction Hanging has been used as a form of execution for centuries. It involves suspending a person by the neck using a rope or other suitable material, leading to death through asphyxiation. While it has been widely practiced in various regions, it has also faced opposition due to its perceived inhumane nature. Understanding Hanging Definition of Hanging Hanging is a method of execution where the convicted individual is suspended by the neck, causing death through strangulation or breaking of the neck. It has been used as a means of capital punishment in many cultures and legal systems. Historical Context Throughout histo

 In this case, a pastor who ran a cult church in Ansan, Gyeonggi-do, imprisoned and sexually assaulted dozens of children for nearly 20 years. The pastor, who was known for running a notorious cult in Ansan, ran a study hall with his family and drugged his victims.  Although the pastor, who went by the name Pastor Oh, was disfellowshipped from the local religious community for spreading his cult beliefs, his church continued to operate until 2020.Oh displayed bizarre behavior, decorating his room with military-themed items, including fake insignia, and buying luxury watches, limousines, and exotic cars with the money he extorted from his victims.  Despite his bizarre behavior, he was the mastermind of the crime, and his wife and brother were his accomplices.The pastor convinced parents that he could exorcise evil spirits from their children and promised to take care of them, but instead imprisoned and sexually abused them. To prevent the victims from escaping, they made them spy on eac