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Child Rights Committee Applauds Estonia, Queries Youth Suicide Rise

Child Rights Committee Applauds Estonia, Queries Youth Suicide Rise
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Increase in emergency calls by drug users: More abuse or less fear?

Increased presentations to the emergency services, primarily linked with cocaine and cannabis, are a shared reality across the EU

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Rhode Island has paid thousands to the wrongfully convicted These are their stories

In the last two years, the state has paid $1,284,487 to those wrongfully convicted. These are their cases.

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Kimberly Mawson wants Rhode Island to pay after wrongful conviction

Kimberly Mawson served almost three years after being wrongfully convicted in her daughter s death. Now she wants Rhode Island to compensate her.

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Former prosecutor: What issue does Viru court have with prison healthcare?

Former state prosecutor Steven-Hristo Evestus says that the Viru County Court's actions in releasing Nikolai Ossipenko, a businessman from Kohtla-Järve who is the subject of an investigation into corruption suspicions and is standing trial, call into question the health care system in Estonian prisons.

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