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Child Abuse Investigation Law Case Study
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Child abuse cases have been a primal government concern for decades. The State protects juveniles from any mistreatment by parents or relatives and legal guardians. Any harm or physical injury done to minors is considered punishable by law and highly discouraged. For this reason, cases relating to minors must be taken seriously. 
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Adult Law in Social Work Law Report
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Through this case of Mrs. Lambat, the report analyzes the dilemma faced by social workers in similar scenarios. The report, therefore, concentrates on policies relating to assessment, budgetary allocation, and provision of services and care for disabled people like Mrs. Lambat. Being a long-term condition also implies that disabilities can be a lifelong condition. 
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Competition Law and Consumer Welfare Law Coursework
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The EU policy aims to restrict anti-competitive measures, in order to promote economic freedom and consumer welfare. The discussion discloses that consumer welfare, one of the core objectives of the EU policy, is relegated to the background, on account of other considerations related to market integration.
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Comparative Analysis of Observed Proceedings in Brent Magistrates Court and Southwark Crown Court Law Essay
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The visits were made to the Brent Magistrates’ Court and Southwark Crown Court. During the visits, several observations were recorded that were used to evaluate the administration of justice within both courts. Observations from each court will be discussed separately; these observations consider several aspects.
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Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall - the Architect of Racial Relations in the US Law Essay
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Justice Thurgood Marshall was one of the leading American justices who brought a change in the 20th century. At an early age, obedience to the rule of law was his core value. On June 13, 1967, Thurgood Marshall became the first African American to be appointed to the Supreme Court where he served as an Associate Justice for twenty-four years.
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Michelle's Law Significant impact in Company Benefits Law Literature review
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On the other hand, Michelle’s law help improve the health care of the whole nation at large (United States Congress, 2010, p. 1029). When students are put into a health care scheme that caters to their medication even when they are out of college, they are sure of the safety of their health all the time. A nation that is healthy will always develop in many of its social and economic sectors.
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Advantages and Disadvantages of the System of Trial by Jury Law Essay
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The jury consists of 12 non-legal people from various walks of life who have no prior experience in law, and are given evidence to adjudge upon the case. Their verdict is expected to be based on the evidence presented in the court, the deliberations and arguments of the counsels and the guidance by the judge.
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Best Interests of Patients With a Lacking of Mental Capacity Law Coursework
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The paper is focused on considerations about “the best interests operation” in relation to people with mental disabilities. There is a need to act together in the name of the best interests of people with mental disabilities. Any act done or decision made on behalf of an adult lacking capacity must be in their best interests.
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Briefing a Case: Craft v. State Law Case Study
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A crack pipe with crack residue was discovered on her person.   Additional search warrants were discovered and items for which the appellant was charged were discovered in the home and a car driven by the appellant.  18 photographs in which the appellant was posing in a sexually provocative fashion were also obtained and admitted into evidence.
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Trade Relationships Law Essay
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This essay reviews the article Can selling arrangements be harmonized? By Gareth Davis that rediscovers a step-by-step continuum of core mechanisms in the European Court alongside the articles 28 and 95 in their relation to the Keck doctrine. A critical analysis of the article is a so-called way toward a re-evaluation of the trade solutions in terms of the judicial system in Europe.
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Aspects of Law and Regulations Relating To Management of Employees, People and Customers Law Essay
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In this case, the court finds it noteworthy to pass damages where the staff gets compensated for any losses occurred but the contract is still binding to the parties involved, in this case, scenario, the company would compensate the staff for the damages caused as a result of relying on the effectiveness and efficiency expected to be portrayed by the management but not portrayed.
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Industrial Security and Loss Paper Law Research Paper
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There are many elements causing losses in the industrial sector. Some of these causes are theft, natural occurrences, embezzlement of funds, misrepresentations, poor physical security measures, and unfavorable businesses environment among others. All these causes are within the reach of the management (Sennewald, 1999, p. 43).
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Pros and Cons of the Death Penalty Law Annotated Bibliography
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She discusses whether the death penalty is justified. The argument has been done in a balanced manner. Every argument is discussed thoroughly and for that the history of that topic has been taken into consideration.” The author also
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Computer Misuse Act 1990: Effectiveness in the Light of Evolving and Increasing Cyber Attacks Law Coursework
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Cybercrime is a very potent threat to not only personal privacy but also corporate and national security that changes everyday as the information age unfolds. The difficulties observed in the detection and prevention of new threats due to rapid technological advancements present legal challenges in dealing with cybercrime.
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Regulation of Industrial Relations in the UK Law Essay
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Management and staff and those with whom they associate with are the parties that are directly interacting in industrial relations. The state’s role is typically manifested by the passing of the law and the implementation of policies that impact how management, staff, and unions relate and by doing so regulate industrial relations
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Criminal Law: What Constitutes an Attempt to Commit Murder Law Essay
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While various issues in the association must be resolved, for the most part, Mr. Assin might be able to be freed if his lawyer engages in various tactics that will prove that he was indeed the wrong person that they were looking for who would have indeed tried to commit attempted murder on Sally’s behalf to have her husband killed. 
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The Various Intelligence Agencies in the US Law Case Study
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The author states that the main responsibility of the country’s leadership is to ensure the safety and security of its entire people as argued by The White House Washington. To adequately protect national security, the United States has intelligent agencies that gather and generate domestic and foreign intelligence.
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Real Property and Landlord-Tenant Law Law Case Study
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The paper "Real Property and Landlord-Tenant Law" is a perfect example of a law case study. Everybody has a dream to own a house, or if not, to be able to rent a decent apartment to live in. Some find it difficult to achieve these dreams because of a lack of understanding of their rights. When one is rejected to rent or own a home or an apartment, they have to right to know why.
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The Book Housing Policy in the United States Law Book Report/Review
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Many of the problems associated with past tax credit schemes have been overcome with the LIHTC because of its flexibility that allows states to tailor the schemes on the basis of their needs. But the financial crisis has created new issues relative to its sustainability and the sensibility of depending upon tax credits on private investments for creating low-income housing.
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Lyme Bay and Tort Law Law Case Study
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The Lyme Bay disaster is an exceptional case because it shows that tort law can act as an effective deterrent. With respect to the public, civil and tort law aspect and civil rights of the members of the UK society, further on we will consider a great involvement and a role, which can be performed by the public at the governmental and local levels.
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Disparity in Capital Punishment Between the Northern and Southern States Law Assignment
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Over the course of two centuries, capital punishment has fallen into and out of favor. Public hangings were at one time crowded with onlookers, many times families and children would attend these public spectacles. This was ceased in the nineteenth century, with thoughts that it would be more appropriate if it were conducted within prisons, away from the scrutiny of the public.
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Stress and Law Enforcement Officers Law Term Paper
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The author states that a law enforcer is also expected to deal with a number of profoundly disheartening social situations (e.g. sights of domestic abuses), violent encounters, hostage scenes, eviction or break-in situations, etc. Sadly, in roughly 35% of such incidents turns into an actual trauma for the law enforcer.
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Criminal Justice towards Crime Prevention, Victim Responsibility and the Minimization of Risk Law Coursework
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It has been argued that a new language is emerging in the penology sector. This new language does not rely on the conventional concerns of criminology and criminal justice focusing on the individual. In contrast, it considers the actuarial aggregates. Consequently, a new type of criminology is emerging to replace the one we have today.
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The Mediation Agreement Law Case Study
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England and Wales operate a ‘general boundaries’ system of land registration.  A title plan with ‘general boundaries’ shows the boundary of a property in relation to a given physical feature on the ground such as a wall or hedge as identified on the Ordnance Survey map. The red edging on a Land Registry title plan is therefore not definitive as to the precise position of the boundaries.
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Bachelors Degree in Legal Studies Law Personal Statement
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The conversation with him about Africa, my motherland, ended with a piece of advice that was to jerk my mind to realization. Two days after meeting this old man who happened to be an attorney with a law firm in Waco, Texas; I decided to follow my passion. I
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Quistclose Trust and the Requirements for Its Creation Law Report
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A Quistclose trust appears simple to understand from the point of view of commercial application, and one would tend to appreciate and agree with the soundness of the rationale of Lord Millett. Problems arise when the Quistclose is sought to be placed in the legal context, because from its definition it is difficult to categorize, therefore difficult for the rights of the parties to be discerned by legal definition. 
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Situational Crime Prevention Law Research Proposal
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When other theories regarding crime focus on the criminals, their backgrounds, motives, the relationship with the victim, and other such elements, situational crime prevention theory departs radically from those mainstream criminology theories and focuses on the settings of crime.
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Affirmative Action Debate Law Coursework
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Minorities who have been subjected to affirmative action when enrolling in a university have a higher chance of developing dependency syndrome than those individuals from the majority group who are not subjected to affirmative action. The dependency comes about as a result of them getting used to being favored due to the fact that they belong to the minority group.
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The Unfair Dismissal Law Report
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The issue in the report is whether the dismissal of Clarissa was for a fair reason. Secondly, it needs to be examined whether the procedure used for her dismissal was fair or not. Unfair dismissal includes wrongful dismissal which involves the breach of employment contract, discrimination and constructive dismissal which is an implied form of dismissal.
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The Development and Implementation of the Community Charge Policy Law Research Paper
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In April 1990, the United Kingdom government was committed to reforming the system of local rates in order to ensure more effective control over local government. It introduced the Community Charge Policy or ‘poll tax’. Though every adult had to pay the Community Charge, the social security system provided aid to poor individuals.
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Maritime Law and the General Average Law Case Study
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The law of general average is associated with the destruction or accidental incidents that might occur with goods carried over the seas. The general average law determines a justified measure for all the individuals who take part in the undertaking of the transport of the goods, in case of any mishap occurrence of the goods. 
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Contractual Provisions, Garden Leave Law Case Study
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The paper "Contractual Provisions, Garden Leave" is a perfect example of a law case study. In the absence of “Garden Leave” in the employment contract, when Clarissa sent on garden leave due to her professional negligence at work: 1. Whether she can successfully pursue a claim of unfair dismissal compensation against Cascade?
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Victims of Domestic Violence Law Coursework
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It is its natural social and moral obligation to treat domestic abusers as criminals and it is necessary for the act of domestic battery as a criminal act. However, it must now re-examine the whole framework of domestic violence. It needs to consider and understand the aggressor is not the only one that needs assistance and rehabilitation, but also the victim.
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Statutory Interpretation Law Report
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Derek committed an offense in the sense that his party interfered with the order and tranquillity of the neighborhood. He breached this Act because his party interfered with the intention that this Act purported to instill and maintain in society; law and order in an event of a party. However, he did not breach the textual provisions of the Act, fundamentally. 
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The Problem of Online File-sharing in Digital Economy Act 2010 Law Essay
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The author states that Digital Economy Act 2010 is not the appropriate response to the “problem” of online file-sharing it is actually an overkill. The manner in which the government will regulate the internet traffic within the United Kingdom not only infringes the right of ordinary citizens, but it can also be subject to abuse
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Housing and Welfare - Melford Housing Association Law Coursework
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According to the provided information, Shazia has rented the flat from Melford Housing Association. However, she has found that the windows do not shut properly and that due to dampness and mold, there is severe condensation. She claims that due to the situation, her asthma has got worse. Though she wrote to the Melford Housing Association, no steps have been taken so far to address the issue.
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Appeal for Retrial in State v. Meilin Schumann Law Assignment
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According to the research findings, it can, therefore, be said that there was improper contact between a juror and witness in the case of State of Utah, Plaintiff and Respondent v Meilin Schumann, Appellant and Defendant. The interaction construed misconduct of the juror and thus creating the presumption of prejudice.
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Convictions and Pardons Law Coursework
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From this paper, it is clear that supervision of the released offenders is a primary duty of the probation officers. In this way, they ensure that the offenders are complying with the regulation outlined by the officers. Some of the supervision duties include testing for drugs, attending counseling programs and the reporting to probation officers.
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The Traditional Meaning of Sovereignty Law Research Paper
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The reasons why it is difficult to implement are manifold. One reason is that states traditionally have sovereignty, explained below. Another reason is that the UN operates with a system of treaties, and these treaties often have overlapping and contradictory provisions, which are difficult to reconcile.
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Common Law and Equity Law Assignment
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Equity includes the general principle. This principle was illustrated in Halsall versus Brazell. In this case, the landowner used a private road, as a benefit of a covenant. This covenant stipulated the upkeep of the road and in this manner provided a benefit, as well as a duty to share the burden inherent in it. 
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The Importance of Nuptial Agreement Law Essay
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Generally, the case of Radmacher v Granatino highlighted the importance of nuptial agreements. A Frenchman named Granatino married Radmacher, a German heiress. The latter entered a pre-nuptial agreement with Granatino, which was chiefly aimed at protecting the amount that she was to inherit from her father.
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The United Kingdom Constitution Law Coursework
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The major fault that has been found in the UK Constitution is that there is no clear declaration of essential principles. In nations with clear written principles, the laws are generally more difficult to be modified. The most significant principles of the UK Constitution are parliamentary sovereignty and the rule of law. 
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Laws Against Discrimination in the Workplace Law Assignment
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The Equality Act is comprised of the components mentioned hereunder at seriatim: a) Equal Pay Act 1970 b) Sex discrimination Act 1975 c) Race Relations Act 1976 d) Disability Discrimination Act 1995. The act in question shuns the discrimination in any form may it be in terms of employment or others on the basis of religious beliefs, disability, sex and age. 
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Corporate Structures and Governance Arrangements Law Coursework
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It is important to study the way corporations are structured and governed to avoid possible cases of mismanagement. It is possible to note that even in a country; there are many differences in terms of corporate administration and management. There is a hierarchical difference in various corporate that exist even in the same country.
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Business Legal Cases Law Assignment
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She was intentionally allowing her to purchase the condominium at the bottom price and not the highest possible price as she had been instructed. The $2,100,000 would have been the last resolution in case there was absolutely no buyer who could afford a higher price for a reasonable length of time. Anne blocked the chances of Peter having buyers at higher prices.
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Stop-Search Methods Used by the UK Police Law Essay
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Section 44 gives power to law enforcement agencies to randomly and indiscriminately halt and search individuals, even without having any ‘reasonable grounds’ for suspicion. The Terrorism Act 2000, effective on 19th February 2001, allowed senior ranking police officers, under Section 44, to create certain “authorization” areas in particular geographical locations (under directives from UK Home Secretary).
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Parliamentary Supremacy & the Judiciary Law Report
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Judging by the strict interpretation of the concept of parliamentary supremacy, 'Parliament' has an unfettered and unrestricted right to make any law that they deem fit. However, there are some inherent challenges that come with this. In applying the concept of parliamentary supremacy, should judges just recognize parliament's laws? Or does the Judiciary have some responsibility to ensure constitutional significance?
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Legalization of Abortion in the US - Roe v Wade Law Case Study
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Roe approached the court with the plaint that Texan laws had infringed her constitutional right to terminate the pregnancy. With the decision in Roe v Wade, abortion was legalized in many contexts. This ruling had far-reaching effects on US society and served to unite the proponents of the view that life commences at the very moment of conception. 
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The Concept of Sovereignty Law Coursework
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There is a need to redefine sovereignty in this era of globalization in order to strike a balance between sovereign states and international world order. The basic tenets of sovereignty like the provision of a mechanism to constraint any possibilities of violence between states need to be retained. It should be given international perception. 
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National Integrity, Sovereignty, UNSC Resolution, Self Determination, Humanitarian, and Self-Defence Law Essay
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In reaction to the calls for independence, Goumi government forces have entered Boquila and massacred numerous Boquilans and left a humanitarian crisis in the region. Many refugees have entered neighbouring Keule and now the Boquila independence movement is demanding more support (including military support) to gain its independence.  
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