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Broad laws limiting freedom of expression continued to be used against critics. Authorities restricted peaceful protests and harassed, investigated and arrested activists and students. The number of people on death row decreased significantly. Refugees and undocumented migrants continued to face indefinite detention, arbitrary arrests and ill-treatment. LGBTI people’s rights were attacked and activists demanded greater recognition of Indigenous Peoples.

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Retains the death penalty in law

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