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In March 2005, the Regional Responses to Internal War program completed
the most extensive research conducted globally on the use of force in
humanitarian interventions and the emerging norm of the responsibility
to protect civilians. The Fund for Peace collected its data through
hundreds of interviews in the field and six civil society workshops. The
workshops were held in Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, Chile, the
Philippines and Hungary.
This report provides a critical examination of the role of civil society
in Africa, Asia, Europe and the Americas in preventing and responding to
humanitarian crises.
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