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Justice and rights : Christian and Muslim perspectives : a record of the fifth "Building bridges" seminar held in Washington, D.C., March 27-30, 2006 / Michael Ipgrave, editor.

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Derechos y libertades : revista de filosofia del derecho y derecho humanos.

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International humanitarian law in asymmetric warfare : [fact sheet] / Louis D. Brandeis Center for Human Rights Under Law.

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The wall has been broken down : the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in the light of Christian faith and international law / written by the Reverend Henri Veldhuis ; translation, Helga Kunze.

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Country reports on human rights practices for... : report submitted to the Committee on Foreign Affairs House of Representatives and the Committee on Foreign Relations U.S.Senate by the Department of State.

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The centrality of NGOs in promoting anti-Israel boycotts and sanctions.

Steinberg, Gerald M.

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Jewish Victims of the Generals' Regime in Argentina and the Attitude of Jewish Institutions in Argentina and Israel, 1976-1983 - Gabriela Lotersztain interviews.

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