False confessions
mercredi 2 juin 2021 à 02:00Yang Hengjun, prisoner of China, says he was tortured and drugged, and made to say things that were probably recorded to be presented as (false) confessions.
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Yang Hengjun, prisoner of China, says he was tortured and drugged, and made to say things that were probably recorded to be presented as (false) confessions.
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