Luanda — At least 2500 inmates who served prisons in the country have been set free under the Amnesty Law, passed in July this year by the Angolan Parliament.
This information was released Thursday in Luanda by the minister of Interior, Ângelo Veiga Tavares, during the Methodological Council of the Penitentiary Service, which is held under the motto "Humanization, rehabilitation and Resocialization.
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