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Thai and Australian Journalists Are Acquitted After Exposing Thai Navy of Trafficking

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    September 1, 2015
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Amnesty International Spokesperson: “The acquittal of these two journalists is a positive decision, but the fact is that they should never have had to stand trial in the first place,”

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