赤柱監獄
The last execution in Hong Kong was carried out on 16 November 1966 when Wong Kai-Kei, age 26, was hanged at Stanley Prison. Following this, the death penalty was suspended. One of the reasons was that the United Kingdom had begun the process of abolishing capital punishment in 1965, with the last two executions carried out in 1964 and final abolition completed in 1998.