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Karim El Mufti is an associate professor of international law and the director of the Human Rights Legal Clinic at the law faculty of La Sagesse University in Beirut. He is a human rights and humanitarian law expert, researcher and activist. His research focuses on state-building in multicommunal societies, such as Lebanon and Bosnia-Herzegovina.
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If millions of displaced Syrians are to go home one day, we need to understand refugees’ conditions for returning, attitudes to justice and the possibility of coexistence, say the authors of an International Center for Transitional Justice study of refugees in Lebanon.
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