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Dozens of NGOs denounce the judgment of the Judges Section of the High Council of the Judiciary as being incompatible with the principles of democratic dialogue and the rule of law

Dozens of NGOs have denounced the decision by the Judicial Section of the High Council of the Judiciary as being incompatible with the principles of democratic dialogue and the rule of law.

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Dozens of NGOs have denounced the decision by the Judicial Section of the High Council of the Judiciary as being incompatible with the principles of democratic dialogue and the rule of law.

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Dozens of NGOs denounce the judgment of the Judges Section of the High Council of the Judiciary as being incompatible with the principles of democratic dialogue and the rule of law

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