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Weekly Report - 08 December 2022 (WR-22-49)
CUBA: New criminal code sets off alarm bells
A new criminal code has taken effect in Cuba. This has drawn major concerns from international human rights organisations, coming as Cuban authorities are continuing to crack down on dissent at a time when discontent is rife due to the worsening economic situation on the island [WR-22-41].
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