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Human-rights advocates want Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to stand up to South-East Asian leaders allegedly involved in human-rights violations at a special summit of ASEAN leaders. The ASEAN leaders are set to meet in Sydney this weekend to discuss trade and counterterrorism.


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Human-rights advocates want Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to stand up to South-East Asian leaders allegedly involved in human-rights violations at a special summit of ASEAN leaders. The ASEAN leaders are set to meet in Sydney this weekend to discuss trade and counterterrorism.



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