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Human rights-Afghanistan

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Human rights-Afghanistan is a book subject. It includes 12 books, written by 10 different authors.

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number of authors: 10 people
number of books: 12
books: Sovereignty, state failure and human rights : petty despots and exemplary villains, Afghanistan : paying for the Taliban's crimes : abuses against ethnic Pashtuns in northern Afghanistan, Taliban : waar and religion in Afghanistan
authors: Neil A. Englehart, Peter Bouckaert, Peter Marsden
publication dates: 2017, 2002, 2002
book publishers: Routledge, Human Rights Watch, Manohar

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