On the recordJanuary 17, 2011
The most important thing with the slave tragedy is being very vigorous to push the rule of law, which doesn't exist.
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Richard S. Williamson
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congress.govThe most important thing with the slave tragedy is being very vigorous to push the rule of law, which doesn't exist.
Emphasizes the need for rule of law to address human rights abuses.
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