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Celebrities sign open letter urging Government to bring British families detained in Syria home.
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Vanessa Kirby, Stanley Tucci, Gillian Anderson and other celebrities join Reprieve's fight to repatriate British nationals detained in Syria
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Kurdish administration announces it will hold trials of suspected ISIS fighters
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First Minister of Scotland Demands Immediate Release of Jagtar Singh Johal 
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A U.S. drone strike killed this man's four cousins
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UK public figures call on Pakistan to release brother of pro-Imran Khan human rights lawyer
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Saudi Arabia's NEOM project sparks concern over human rights violations
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A U.S. drone killed my cousins and left me disabled: I deserve accountability

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