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October 25, 2010

Violations a Constant Enemy for Women in War Zones

by Nurfika Osman, Jakarta Globe, Indonesia - Suraiya Kamairuzzaman was one of a group of ordinary women from around Indonesia who have acted extraordinarily in the face of sectarian and other conflicts, contributing significantly to peace-building efforts. “In times of conflict, women tend to be ignored, including during the distribution of humanitarian aid,” she said, adding that women without sons also tended to be overlooked.

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