Bill Clinton has sharply criticised the US Justice Department's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein file release, insisting that only a complete and unredacted disclosure will satisfy the public's right to know and victims' demand for justice.
In a statement issued this week, Clinton's office argued that the partial release of files — including heavily redacted records—suggests that 'someone or something is being protected,' a charge that has reignited national debate over transparency and accountability. This demand comes amid controversy over images and documents linked to convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein and a federal requirement to disclose the full files under a new law.
