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Father Stan Swamy

The death of an elderly Jesuit priest in an Indian prison is raising big questions. Father Stan Swamy championed the rights of indigenous people, and highlighted government abuses. His own death, in custody without proper medical attention, may be one more example.see more
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The death of an elderly Jesuit priest in an Indian prison is raising big questions. Father Stan Swamy championed the rights of indigenous people, and highlighted government abuses. His own death, in custody without proper medical attention, may be one more example.see more
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The death of an elderly Jesuit priest in an Indian prison is raising big questions. Father Stan Swamy championed the rights of indigenous people, and highlighted government abuses. His own death, in custody without proper medical attention, may be one more example.
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