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Human beings cannot be illegal - Stabroek News
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Dear Editor,

The article `Iwokrama decries use of its forest for trafficking of persons’ in SN of 17 July, 2020 makes several references to human beings as “illegals” and  “illegal Brazilians”.

The article Human beings cannot be illegal appeared first on Stabroek News.
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