Over the past two years, the legal team at Jamaicans for Justice (JFJ) received over 600 complaints of human rights violations. After assessing these cases, nearly 300 were accepted; forming the basis for their annual state of justice report. JFJ is urging the government to rethink aspects of its crime-fighting plan to ensure respect for human rights. More details in this report:
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