Mozambique Accused of Jailing Thousands Illegally
The rights group Amnesty International has published an extensive study saying that people from poor social groups are at risk of being locked up for months, sometimes years, in squalid, overcrowded cells without having committed a crime.
Documents
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Locking up my rights: Arbitrary arrest, detention and treatment of detainees in Mozambique
- Publisher:
- Amnesty International
- Publication Date:
- 22 November 2012
Poor people are particularly at risk of being locked up for months, sometimes years, in squalid cells without having committed a crime, reports ... see more »
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