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Judge Orders Trump Admin to Return Man Wrongly Deported

This article discusses a ruling by Judge Paula Xinis that orders the Trump administration to return Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a man wrongly deported to El Salvador. The case highlights issues of due process, immigration, and human rights amidst a controversial legal landscape.

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Shocking Justice: Japan’s Longest Death Row Inmate Finally Exonerated

The exoneration of Iwao Hakamata, Japan's longest death row inmate, unveils deep flaws in the justice system and highlights the importance of human rights. After nearly 50 years of wrongful imprisonment, Hakamata's case raises urgent questions about forced confessions, legal accountability, and the need for systemic reform.

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Canada’s Outrage: Four Citizens Executed by China for Drugs

This article discusses the recent execution of four Canadian citizens in China for drug smuggling, prompting outrage from the Canadian government and raising concerns over human rights and diplomatic relations between Canada and China.

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Venezuela’s Maduro Calls US Deportation of Migrants a ‘Kidnapping’

Venezuela's President Nicolás Maduro accuses the U.S. of 'kidnapping' over 200 Venezuelan migrants during their deportation to El Salvador. He claims the migrants were unfairly treated and denied legal rights. This controversy highlights the broader human rights concerns and tensions between the two nations.

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Duterte Arrested: A New Chapter for International Justice?

The arrest of former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has marked a significant moment in international justice, raising questions about accountability and human rights. This article explores the global implications, public reactions, and future of international law following his apprehension by the ICC.