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City University London
Professor of sociology at City University London, where’s she’s worked for over 20 years on forced migration in Afghanistan, North Africa, Uganda and Europe
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Liza Schuster
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FROM Liza Schuster
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The US in Afghanistan and the Rules of War After first calling it "collateral damage," then then saying that Afghan forces needed support against the resurgent Taliban, the US has admitted it ordered a deadly air-attack on a hospital in Afghanistan -- but calls it a mistake , not a war crime. Doctors Without Borders, which ran the hospital, has demanded an international investigation .
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An Immigration Crisis in Europe Desperate people — men women and children — are camped out on the French side of the English Channel, ready to risk their lives getting to England. Refugees from Africa and the Middle East have relatives there, and they speak the language. But those who make it often receive a harsh welcome.
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