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Protesters in El Salvador Demand Release of Human Rights Defenders

Protesters in El Salvador Demand Release of Human Rights Defenders

Independence Day marked by demonstrations against detentions.
On El Salvador’s Independence Day, protesters gathered to call for the release of jailed human rights defenders, arguing that the detentions reflect growing authoritarianism and threaten the nation’s democratic values.
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