Death penalty for treason;[18] aggravated murder; castration resulting in death; torture of a kidnapped person; aggravated theft causing death or bodily harm; kidnapping a juvenile resulting in death; arson resulting in death; destruction of military vehicles, buildings or facilities resulting in death; terrorism; espionage; certain military offences (e.g. desertion, mutiny); crimes against humanity; genocide; attempting to commit a death-eligible crime; poisoning; abusing a child with the intent to cause death; assaulting an on-duty public official, judge or jury member, with the intent to cause death and the use of torture or barbaric practices in order to commit a crime.[19] In 2015, Burkina Faso was considering abolishing the death penalty.[20] Burundi 2000[21] 2009[22] Death penalty abolished in revised 2009 criminal code.