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Research, training and consultancy with war survivors in Africa

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peace and securityhealthcare
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HelDavSegJan
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Bri
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This paper gives a brief overview of work carried out in recent years with war-survivors in Uganda, East Africa and Sierra Leone and Liberia, West Africa including research and health services training, provision and consultancy.

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