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If Law is the Enemy... Human rights in Northern Ireland:

01 January 1991

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If Law is the Enemy... Human rights in Northern Ireland:
Britain's Responsibilities
refdoc May=1991
Kadar Asmal, Britain and Ireland Human Rights Project, 76-82
Salusury Road, Queen's Park, London NW6 6NY. 1990 ¼l.50 (pb).
Transcript of a lecture delivered by a patron of the Project,
which was set up to undertake research and education work in
the field of human rights affected by the unresolved conflict
in Northern Ireland.

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