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Capacity Development Modules on Transitional Justice (TJ) and Comprehensive Study on Transitional Justice Mechanisms (TJM) in Ethiopia
Art der Leistung Capacity Development Modules on Transitional Justice (TJ) and Comprehensive Study on Transitional Justice Mechanisms (TJM) in Ethiopia Umfang der Leistung Contribution to the finalisation of a comprehensive capacity development Training Module on TJ and CSO's role and providing a Comprehensive study on Transitional Justic...
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Art der Leistung Capacity Development Modules on Transitional Justice (TJ) and Comprehensive Study on Transitional Justice Mechanisms (TJM) in Ethiopia Umfang der Leistung Contribution to the finalisation of a comprehensive capacity development Training Module on TJ and CSO's role and providing a Comprehensive study on Transitional Justice Mechanisms (TJMs).
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