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Shadow Report: Prohibition of Torture

On Chapter 23 “Justice and fundamental rights” and Chapter 24 “Justice, Freedom and Security” of the European Commission’s Report on Ukraine’s Progress under the 2024 EU Enlargement Package

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Shadow Report: Prohibition of Torture

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