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In July, Ofcom concluded that Humphrey's confession (televised on CGTN) was a forced confession. See BBC(RSP entry) and The Guardian(RSP entry) for details. In light of this, the article needs to be substantially rewritten, as it currently assumes that Humphrey's confession was not forced. — Newslingertalk 21:42, 6 September 2020 (UTC)Reply
