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Ethiopia Must Mandate Body Cameras, Recorded Interrogations as Essential Constitutional Technology to Reform Its Justice System
thereporterethiopia · ethiopia
We live in a uniquely hyper-documented era. Our phones record our location and our travels. Our banks record our income and our expenses. Websites record our search history. Cameras record where we stood. Algorithms remember things about us that we have long forgotten ourselves. Yet when the state exercises its power to arrest, detain, and [...]
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