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Tiktokers have been arrested in Ethiopia after an award ceremony for creatives.
They're accused of undermining public morality and wearing indecent attire.
So why did their outfits spark so much controversy?
And what do these arrests tell us about Ethiopia's cultural norms?
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I'm Rebecca Kesby, coming up later in the programme today.
We'll be in Bangladesh where thousands of people have taken to the streets to mourn the death of a young student leader.
Plus,
we'll hear from Palestinians who allege they were physically and sexually abused in Israeli prisons.
First, though, today, when President Trump was standing for reelection last year,
his pledge to release the so-called Epstein files was central to his campaign,
welcomed by many, including Trump critics, and finally, as finally bringing transp...
the injustice to a case that has disgusted the nation.
While on Friday the US Department of Justice did release thousands of pages of documents,
photos and other evidence,