Tears, Blood, and Cries: human rights in Afganisthan since the invasion 1979-1984/ Jeri Laber and Barnett Rubin
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TextPublication details: New York: U.S. Helsinki Watch Committe 1984Description: 210 pages, maps. 23 cmSubject(s): DDC classification: - 23 341.48509581 L116
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| 341.41092 G464 Nuremberg diary | 341.481 B982 Human rights,international law and the Helsinki accord | 341.481 Sa197 Human rights in the new millennium | 341.48509581 L116 Tears, Blood, and Cries: | 341.522 N27711.N48 Laws of contract bridge 1948 | 341.59 F658 Nationalization | 341.59 R896 Private foreign investment;legal & economic realities |
This is a report from Helsinki Watch.
Jeri Laber- Executive Director of Helsinki Watch.
Barnett Rubin - Assistant Professor of Political science at Yale University.
Chapter 1 Introduction -- Chapter 2 Background -- Chapter 3 Mass destruction in the countryside -- Chapter 4 -- Mass repression in the cities -- Chapter 5 Additional violations of International Agreements -- Chapter 6 Human Rights Violations by the Afghan Resistance
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