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Security chiefs to be held accountable for abductions, court declares

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Who holds responsibility when a citizen is abducted? That is the question Justice Alexander Muteti sought to answer. In the judge's ruling, the court stated that the State cannot escape responsibility for missing persons by simply denying holding them in custody.

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