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Rights court warns Ukraine wartime fears aren’t enough to keep suspects behind bars
The European Court of Human Rights said emergency laws during Russia's prolonged invasion do not relieve Ukrainian judges of their duty t…
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The European Court of Human Rights said emergency laws during Russia's prolonged invasion do not relieve Ukrainian judges of their duty to justify keeping defendants jailed before trial.
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