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Campaigners argued that Mr Coskun's conviction was akin to blasphemy laws being reintroduced "by the back door, inadvertently, by our court service".

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The other slipped out a back door, apparently never identified.

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He is using every back door, loophole and extreme interpretation of the law to expand executive power and smother the system of checks and balances.

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"They did not take us through the main border, they took us through the back door. They paid the police there and dropped us in Togo," he said.

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As officers broke in through the back door, the man shot himself in the head.

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