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Iran releases prominent human rights lawyer
Prominent Iranian human rights lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh was released on bail on Wednesday, according to her daughter. Sotoudeh had been held in custody since her arrest on April 1.
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Give your opinion on the new housing rules from 2027
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Six injured in tram collision in Amstelveen
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Another banana peel for the cabinet: the approaching end of mortgage interest deduction
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