"Until the very end"
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"This 121-page report presents disturbing new findings about the treatment of 34 of Uzbekistan's most prominent people imprisoned on politically motivated charges. They include two of the world's longest imprisoned journalists and others who have languished behind bars for more than two decades. Based on more than 150 in-depth interviews, including with 10 recently released prisoners, and analysis of newly obtained court documents, the report extensively documents the plight of many wrongfully imprisoned activists."--Publisher's website.
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