So, when the U.N. human rights representative says, as you all have noted in your testimonies, that this is common to Bolivians, as well, this mistreatment, that is false, at least as it pertains to a presumption of innocence standard?
Chris Smith: “So, when the U.N. human rights representative says, as you all have noted in your testimonies, that this is common to…”
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Smith challenges the U.N. representative's claims about human rights violations in Bolivia.
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