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        • Iraq
        • Yemen
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        • Democratic Republic of Congo
        • Mali
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Daily Archives: February 4, 2011

PAKISTAN: Pakistani Politicians Agree: Make Amends to Victims of Conflict (The Huffington Post)

BlogBy Center for Civilians in ConflictFebruary 4, 2011

Posted by Chris Rogers Politicians in Pakistan agree on little these days. In a country where partisan rivalry runs high, and regional and religious politics compound deep sectarian and ethnic differences, divisiveness is a constant. However, in the last two weeks I have seen consensus around at least one issue: the need to address civilian…

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