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"Large segments of Syrian society felt excluded or unrepresented," he argues.

“Most people forcibly sent to El Salvador were unrepresented,” she wrote on X. Referring to their detention in Texas, she added, “Trump purposefully moved them to remote detention centers in TX pre-rendition.”

The dangers of defendants representing themselves without legal support are well-documented, and with Brooks also indicating a refusal to engage - while repeatedly claiming he would rather die than be wrongfully convicted - the court was faced with trying to arrange a trial in which an unrepresented defendant was not likely to turn up.

"Whether people want to admit it or not, there's a whole part of society that is unrepresented in media. For fear of backlash, they are not seen and heard," adds Choi.

Working as a barista at a local non-Vietnamese cafe that showcased the provenance of every bean, Voi Cà Phê co-owner Hiền Đặng thought it strange that with the country’s huge role in coffee production, it went unrepresented.