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Nearly 60,000 people have died in Nigeria since 2001 due to escalating violence along religious lines, according to estimates. @stephenkerrMP will you join our parliamentary briefing on the 12th of December to learn more about the impact of Fake News on this conflict?

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10 Dec

For the past 70 years, the #UDHR has been reminding the world that our shared humanity is rooted within values such as equality, justice and freedom. We urge parliamentarians to promote, reflect and #StandUp4HumanRights #HumanRightsDay #FoRB

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10 Dec

Wife of #RaymondKoh ‘expects #justice’ as inquiry into #Malaysian #pastor’s abduction ends. #HumanRights @SUHAKAM https://t.co/8Hiqf4FTu7

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