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Ghosn's repeated arrests were 'extrajudicial abuse,' says United Nations

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Bloomberg
November 23, 2020 10:57 AM

Carlos Ghosn’s detention for almost 130 days in a Japanese jail was neither necessary nor reasonable and violated the former Nissan chairman’s human rights, a United Nations panel concluded in a harsh critique of Tokyo prosecutors who led the case against him.

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