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New Report: Female Fighters in Guatemala
New Report: Female Fighters in Guatemala
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March 2007
PRIO researcher
Wenche Hauge
has written a report for the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The report's topic is demobilization and political participation of female fighters in Guatemala.
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Related people:
Wenche Iren Hauge
Related department:
Centre for the Study of Civil War (2003 - 2012)
International Dimensions of Civil War
Related publications:
The Demobilization and Political Participation of Female Fighters in Guatemala
Related locations:
Guatemala