The Jeffrey Epstein case has long focused on powerful men, secret files and political fallout. But years after his death, survivors are still leading the fight for accountability, and now they’re trying to block Donald Trump’s attorney general nominee. Al Jazeera’s @nfwazwaz explains.
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