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      <description>Torture is not a word usually associated with “Asia’s World City”, with its reputation for a strong rule of law. However, over the past two months, the whole world has witnessed unprecedented and excessive use of force by the Hong Kong police.
We gasped in horror as we witnessed tear gas launched from tall buildings onto crowds below, projectiles aimed at protesters and journalists, pepper balls fired at close range, and tear gas canisters fired into crowded, enclosed spaces. 
What we are seeing...</description>
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      <title>Investigate Hong Kong police’s use of force against protesters, or risk tarnishing ‘Asia’s world city’ brand</title>
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      <description>On June 26 all over the world, survivors of torture are being honoured by the United Nations, nation states, civil society, the public, and their families and loved ones. Some remain incarcerated, others are on the move seeking sanctuary, and the fortunate ones are making the transition to health.
The practice of torture is not a relic of our past. Like genocide, it is abhorred but still happening today, part and parcel of some people’s lives across every continent in the world. There is not one...</description>
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For the first time in my...</description>
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