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Several hundred people attend a community vigil to remember Rehtaeh Parsons at Victoria Park in Halifax on April 11, 2013. The 17-year-old died by suicide after months of bullying that followed an alleged sexual assault.Andrew Vaughan/The Canadian Press

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Many at the vigil held photocopied pictures of the 17-year-old girl and candles as music played in the background.ANDREW VAUGHAN/The Canadian Press

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The Nova Scotia government has come under criticism after Justice Minister Ross Landry initially ruled out the possibility of reviewing how the RCMP handled allegations that Rehtaeh was sexually assaulted in November, 2011.ANDREW VAUGHAN/The Canadian Press

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A couple comfort each other during the Rehtaeh Parsons vigil on April 11, 2013.PAUL DARROW/Reuters

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Nova Scotia Premier Darrell Dexter, centre, was one of several hundred people who attended the April 11, 2013, vigil for Retaeh Parsons.ANDREW VAUGHAN/The Canadian Press

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