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CHR Accomplishment Report

CHR 2018 Accomplishment Report

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Note: The data reflected herein is not the total number of alleged EJK, enforced disappearance, and torture cases and the corresponding number of victims in the country. There may be cases filed/investigated by CHR, through complaints filed before our office or motu proprio, not captured by MAREIS.

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