UN rights chief slams ‘unconscionable’ US border policy of separating migrant children from parents

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As part of his final global update, the United Nations human rights chief on Monday voiced his deep concern over recently-adopted United States border protection policies that have seen hundreds of migrant children forcibly separated from their parents.

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June 18, 2018 at 12:03PM
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