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State Department releases restructured 2024 human rights report; officials say format emphasizes readability
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The State Department released its 2024 human rights report at state.gov and said the report was restructured to remove redundancy, improve readability and reflect statutory mandates; the administration declined to discuss changes to specific country entries from the podium.
State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce announced the public release of the 2024 human rights report on state.gov and described the new edition as restructured to “remove redundancy, increase report readability, and [be] responsive to the legislative mandates that underpin the report.”
Bruce said the calendar-year 2024 individual country reports were “more readable, objective, true to their…
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