UN official: Trump, Duterte ‘breaking long-held taboos’ on torture

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The United Nations’ top human rights official is putting President Trump, British Prime Minister Theresa May and Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte in the same box for how each leader has failed to rebuke the use of torture against state enemies.

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