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Interpol president candidate accused of ‘torture’

Khaled Shalaby
, Aaya Al-Shamahi
Published date: 5 October 2020 17:40 UTC | Last update: 5 months ago
UAE police chief Nasser Ahmed al-Raisi, accused of ‘torture’ by British students, could become Interpol’s new president.

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