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The planning, they acknowledge, responds to a hypothetical worst case in which a second Trump presidency ushers in systematic suppression of free speech and criminalization of dissent.

They have asked Reeves to look again at the changes or face “a systematic collapse of community care services across Britain”.

HRW’s report says this amounts to “forcible transfer” and that “evidence shows it has been systematic and part of a state policy”.

Ilze Kehris, assistant secretary general for human rights at the UN, said the pattern and frequency of Israel's attacks suggest systematic targeting of civilians.

"Anecdotal reports can serve as important indicators of environmental health problems," she says, but stresses that without systematic data collection, establishing evidence of a causal relationship is difficult.