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UK Government Apologizes to Barrister Targeted in CIA Torture Case
First article: 25 mar. 2026, 19:08
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The UK government issued an apology to human rights barrister Fatima Jichi, whose home and office were raided in 2011 as part of an investigation linked to alleged CIA torture. The government admitted the raids were unlawful and expressed regret for the distress caused. Jichi represented individuals who claimed to have been subjected to torture by the CIA.Articles about this topic
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Government apology to barrister raided in CIA torture case
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