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د کوچنیو کښتیو لومړني چلوونکي د نوې «د ژوند د خطر سره مخ کولو» جرم له مخې بنديان شول
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• دو هدایتکننده قایقهای کوچک بر اساس جرم جدید و سختگیرانهای که در چارچوب قانون امنیت مرزی دولت بریتانیا معرفی شده است، محکوم شدند. • تاکنون ۱۴ نفر تحت این…
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