The votes were by 135 yes out of a total of 174.[92] Since 2015, it has been possible to give the death penalty for terrorism. Uganda 2005[93] n/a Death penalty for murder; terrorism; kidnapping; rape; robbery if the offender uses or threatens to use a deadly weapon, resulting in death or causing "grevious harm" to anyone; smuggling if the offender uses or threatens to use a deadly weapon, resulting in death or causing "grevious harm" to anyone; treason and some military offences.[94][95] In 2009, the Supreme Court upheld a 2005 Constitutional Court ruling that although the death penalty was constitutional, its use as a mandatory punishment for certain crimes was not.[96] Zambia 1997 n/a Death penalty for murder; aggravated robbery; high treason.