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IRRC, 2011, No. 882 - Armed groups: understanding armed groups and the applicable law
Canberra: Launch of two issues of the Review devoted to Afghanistan
London: ICRC talks to policy makers about humanitarian situation in AfghanistanLatest issue No. 881 - 2011
Theme Conflict in Afghanistan (II)
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PDF 4 MB The year 2011 marks the tenth anniversary of the launching of ‘Operation Enduring Freedom’. For Americans, this is one of the longest wars in the history of their country, but when the American forces started to bomb Afghanistan the population of that country had already been suffering the ravages of civil wars, foreign intervention, and oppressive regimes for over twenty years. The Afghan conflict poses several challenges: that of building up stability in a territory ravaged by three decades of conflicts; that of the adequacy of the law to deal with the current crisis; and that of humanitarian action conducted by actors with varying goals and methods who are all operating in the same context.
Conflict in Afghanistan (I) : issue No. 880
Conflict in Afghanistan (II) : issue No. 881
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- International Review of the Red Cross, 2010 - No. 880 - Conflit in Afghanistan (I)
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- International Review of the Red Cross, 2010, No. 878 – Urban violence
- International Review of the Red Cross, 2010- No. 877 - Women
- International Review of the Red Cross, 2009, No. 876 – International Conference of the Red Cross and Red Crescent
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