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State and non-state actors
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Peace agreements: Their nature and legal status by Christine Bell, Prof. of Public International Law,
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International Signatories
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Part 5: Humanitarian, Human Rights and Social-econimic Issues;
1. The Government of the Sierra Leone and the RUF/SL, recognizing the importance of upholding, promoting
and protecting the human rights of every Sierra Leonean as well as the enforcement of humanitarian law, agree
to the following formulas for the achievement of these laudable objectives. Each of these formulas (not in
priority order) is continued in separate Articles of this Part of the present Agreement.
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Nations
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