Death penalty for murder, attempted murder, hijacking, acts of terrorism, treason, espionage,[119] political offenses, child rape, molestation of a child under 12 years of age with aggravating factors, rape of an adult with aggravating factors, rape of an adult that results in death, illness or grievous bodily harm, robbery with aggravating factors, drug offenses, production of child pornography, child trafficking, child prostitution, child corruption, piracy, working as a mercenary, apartheid, genocide, pedophilia. De facto abolitionist as the last execution took place on 11 April 2003. The last death sentences were commuted in 2010.[120] See also Capital punishment in Cuba Dominica 1986 n/a Dominican Republic 1966 1966 Abolished in 1966 by Constitution.