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Covers the people, places, and events in the broad expanse of history-from mid-15th century to the present.
Public Service Announcement (PSA) for The ENOUGH! Project to abolish genocide & mass atrocities.
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The aim of the FIDH is to obtain effective improvements in the protection of victims, the prevention of Human Rights abuse and the prosecution of those responsible.