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Tanzania jailed opposition leader Lissu plans hunger strike over denied legal access | National
idahostatejournal.com · United States · sub saharan africa
Jailed Tanzanian opposition leader Lissu is planning a hunger strike due to being denied legal access. This highlights a significant human rights and political issue in the country.
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