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In a recent announcement, the U.S. Justice Department confirmed its intention to redact sensitive information to safeguard victims before making certain documents publicly available. This move underscores the department’s commitment to balancing transparency with the protection of individuals involved.

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The US justice department said it make redactions to protect victims before releasing the documents to the public. Source: US justice department / Supplied

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