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Defending Human Rights in the Occupied Palestinian Territory
Iain Guest, director of The Advocacy Project, visited the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT) between October 31 and December 4, 2006 to review human rights in the OPT at the request of Friedrich Ebert Foundation (FES). His report, "Defending Human Rights in the Occupied Palestinian Territory - Challenges and Opportunities" (February 2007) can be downloaded here under the "resource file."
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