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Trinidad and Tobago has ended a state of emergency that allowed for mass arrests without charges, following criticism of the government's actions. Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar announced plans for a permanent legal framework to address crime while ensuring civil liberties. Concerns remain regarding the treatment of detainees and potential lawsuits against the government.
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Trinidad and Tobago has ended a state of emergency that allowed for mass arrests without charges, following criticism of the government's actions. Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar announced plans for a permanent legal framework to address crime while ensuring civil liberties. Concerns remain regarding the treatment of detainees and potential lawsuits against the government.
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Trinidad and Tobago ends state of emergency amid pushback over mass arrests
Trinidad and Tobago Ends State of Emergency Following Criticism of Mass Arrests