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	Freedom and Equality Discrimination based on descent Military Intervention for Human Rights Guns in the USA The concept of Asian Values Live and be safe World Conference Against Racism Landmines The trafficking of children Freedom from torture in Mexico Anti-terrorist legislation post Sept. 11 Nationality, representation and education Internally displaced in Turkey Asylum seekers in Australia Nationality in Ivory Coast Democracy in East Timor Bangladesh’s micro-loans Education in Afghanistan		Work and have a family Privacy on the Internet Forced early marriage Land reform in Zimbabwe Enforcing labour standards Sustainable Development Justice before the law Slobodan Milosevic's trial Sharia Law Domestic violence The prisoners of Guantanamo Bay Legal proceedings in Malaysia Think, believe and express myself Legislating against religious hatred in the UK Freedom of expression in Uzbekistan Anti-globalisation protests Ecuador's trade unions West Papua's cultural identity
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