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UK: Medical Justice report: ‘State Sponsored Cruelty’ Children in immigration detention

01 September 2010

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UK: Medical Justice: seeking basic rights for detainees: ‘State Sponsored Cruelty’, Children in immigration detention (pdf):

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the last decade. Their findings are shocking, and their recommendations compelling."

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