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Deaths in China’s RSDL system spark domestic calls for reform

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news Deaths in China’s RSDL system spark domestic calls for reform China’s feared Residential Surveillance at a Designated Location (RSDL) system, a form of detention where the detainee is kept in isolation at a secret location for six months before formal arrest, has long come under heavy international criticism. But in recent months, there have also been growing calls from inside China from legal experts, defence lawyers and in the media…

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