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Recent Corrections
July 26, 2026: This version of the news release reflects the correct month in which the current Israeli government took office.
Some words that were omitted from the end of the 12th paragraph due to a production error have been restored.
This news release was revised to accurately reflect Zhou Junyi's UNHCR refugee status.
This dispatch has been revised to correctly describe the spokesperson's statement.
This dispatch has been revised to correctly describe US court protections for deported individuals.
*This letter has been updated on 30 June 2026 to reflect the latest number of co-signatories.
This press release has been updated to include the publication of the WGAD’s opinion.
This article was revised to accurately reflect the ages of the two domestic workers mentioned.
The number of EU member states who provided documentation in response to HRW's FOI requests was corrected from six to seven countries.
We have corrected the union name in the online version of the text from “Maden-İş” to “Bağımsız Maden İş”