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Recent Corrections
The updated version of this press release states the correct date of the ministerial meeting, to take place on September 26, 2019.
The previous version incorrectly described details of the officers’ departure from the home of Efrain Romero.
This news release has been amended to clarify the numbers of children detained by moving up information on how many children have been released since 2013. The subheading of the news release was also changed to emphasize the information.
We have amended the online version of this report to clarify that the unofficial employment rate in Georgia increased from 13.57 percent in 2006 to 17.22 percent in 2012, according to the World Bank.
An earlier version of this news release misstated the charges filed against Nuth Pich. The court charged Pich with discrediting judicial decisions (article 523 of Cambodia’s penal code), incitement to commit felony decisions (article 494), and incitement to discriminate (article 495).
The updated version of this presser clarifies that Khaled Hassan’s trial began in February 2019 and that he is still being held in detention.
A previous version of this news release incorrectly stated that the joint labor committees are yet to be rolled out, when, in fact, they were in June 2019.
An earlier version of this release incorrectly referenced the May 2008 Sichuan earthquake date as 2018. This version has been updated to reflect the correct year.
This news release has been modified to reflect the correct year that the mandate of Special Criminal Court (SCC) begins, which is 2003.
July 24, 2019
This press release has been modified to reflect that Samba Thiam was arrested on June 25, 2019, and not July 25.