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The Pinochet effect persists in Britain with the trial, now expected this March, of a Sudanese doctor who is charged with committing torture and omitting to prevent it in Sudan (AC Vol 38 No 19). The trial had been due to open this coming week but on 6 January, defence lawyers asked for more time. <...

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