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Masarat launches its Report on Displaced Situation and a Law draft

Masarat foundation for cultural and media development hold a workshop, for discussing a report about displaced people submitted by a number of researchers and statistician in the light of practical study for displaced needs in the cities they fled for. A law_draft for protecting the displaced people submitted by a legal committee organized by Masarart also posed at that workshop.A number of jurists and civil society organizations specialized in displaced took part in that workshop.The attendants discussed the report and the law draft, after that they proposed some amendments to that law, to improve it before submitting it to a parliamentary committee.

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