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The following is a response to a recurring question presented by some members of ENA and the Global Solidarity group;
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In February 2011 myself and my friends went to visit an ill friend in his house, we sat there for
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The G13 ’Berlin Manifesto’: Lessons & Way Forward (Part II)
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Urgent Press Release: Girifna Movement (Sudan)
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Think Of It—Always!
“When I despair, I remember that all through history the ways of truth and love have always won. There have
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In any social struggle, getting support from neighboring countries is natural. If we take our case, without the support of
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