‘Honor’ Killings Continue in Pakistan Despite New Law
Stiffer Punishments Don’t Appear to be Deterring Crimes
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Stiffer Punishments Don’t Appear to be Deterring Crimes
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Anonymous Informant System Risks More Arbitrary Arrests, Killings
Item 7 General Debate
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Mainstream Parties Should Reject Policies Based on Hate
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Re: Concerns Regarding Interpol and China
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