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Tag Archives: womens rights
Interview: Why Women’s Rights are Essential for a Lasting Peace
Sarah Taylor talks to
Amy Braunschweiger
Human Rights Watch
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Tagged Afghanistan, Amy Braunschweiger, Boko Haram, Human Rights Watch, Mogadishu, Nigeria, Sarah Taylor, Taliban, UN Security Council, WAR, womens rights, World Peace
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India Heaven or Hell
Ben Graville
Hostile Intelligence: Reflections from a Visit to the West Bank
David Graeber
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Tagged David Graeber, Exxon Mobile, Gaza, Gnosticism, hair salons, Inequality, Israel, Israeli occupation, Mossad, OIL, palestine, persecution, PLO, The West Bank, womens rights
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Afghanistan War 2001 – 2014
Who Won?
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Tagged Afghan War 2001-2014, drugs, George Bush, Isis, OIL, opium, Taliban, Tony Blair, UK, USA, war veterans, Who Won?, womens rights
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