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Days after election, U.S. rights under inspection

With U.S. elections just barely decided, the U.N. Human Rights Council finished putting America’s human rights record under a microscope.

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By Arete News - November 13, 2020
A Milwaukee protester against U.S. detention of migrant children in 2019 (AN/Charles Edward Miller)
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