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“There is so much happening in the world and in our nation right now, and I know [a lot] of us want to just tune out because it all gets a bit overwhelming,” Gray said. “But please, [don’t] allow that to be the reason we revert into silence and turn a blind eye.”“If a law to fight terrorism is to be contemplated, let the respect and defense of human rights be the paramount consideration,” the Union appealed.
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