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War on terror : How 9 / 11 changed the language of conflict | Human Rights News
aljazeera.com · United States · global
This article examines how the "War on terror" following 9/11 redefined the discourse surrounding conflict. It provides insights into the historical and linguistic shifts in global human rights and conflict narratives.
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