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U.N. experts condemn U.S. crackdowns

U.N. human rights experts called on U.S. authorities to end the use of violence towards demonstrators protesting systemic racism and police brutality.

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By Arete News - June 10, 2020
A U.S. protest in Washington by the White House (AN/Angela Napili)
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