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  • RT @davidakaye: adopt human rights standards, be much more transparent about how you enforce those standards, & allow third- or multi-party… 1 day ago
  • RT @davidakaye: sure, those stds explicitly apply to governments. but just as most ppl acknowledge that human rights shd be protected by, l… 1 day ago
  • RT @davidakaye: a search for values suggests we need to start from scratch. that’s just counterproductive. human rights law already provide… 1 day ago
  • RT @davidakaye: nb: that’s from articles 19 and 20 of the international covenant on civil and political rights. 1 day ago
  • RT @davidakaye: that means acknowledging everyone’s right to seek, receive and impart info/ideas of all kinds. but also acknowledging platf… 1 day ago
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