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French Lawyers Seek Repatriation of Former Child Recruits Held in Iraq

Paris— Lawyers representing three French nationals held in Iraq said on Friday the men, recruited by the Islamic State as

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Detention, Conflict and Control: A British Family’s Ordeal Exposes Risks Beneath UAE’s Expat Appeal

“I thought the people who got put in jail were there because they must have done something wrong… once I

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Imprisoned Nobel laureate Mohammadi may have suffered heart attack, lawyer says

Beirut— Iranian Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi may have suffered a heart attack in prison, her lawyer said on

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Inside Cancún’s Cereso prison, women navigate control, rehabilitation and fragile spaces of dignity

“In a place designed to regulate time and discipline bodies, these women find small spaces in which to exist as