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The mass release of prisoners due to COVID-19 poses important questions for criminal justice – was imprisonment in overcrowded sites necessary in the first place?
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In the midst of global outrage, it is important to remember why inherent biases exist and why certain experiences are prioritised over others.
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An independent inquiry led by the WHO will evaluate the global response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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For decades, Black Americans have found it difficult to sue police officers who use excessive force against them due to a legal doctrine called qualified immunity. It is time the Supreme Court reconsider the value of the doctrine.
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