After decades of waiting, Paris has finally unveiled a commemorative bronze statue honoring Alfred Dreyfus, the French military officer whose wrongful conviction became one of history's most significant miscarriage of justice cases. The sculpture, created by renowned artist Tim in 1985, now stands prominently before the Cour de Cassation, the appellate court instrumental in exonerating Dreyfus and restoring his reputation. This installation represents a symbolic triumph of justice and serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of legal integrity and truth in democratic societies.

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