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HPCR International launches a Professional Certificate in Humanitarian Law and Policy

Chadians fleeing to Cameroon after two days of street fighting in N'djamena between rebels and the national army that left 160 dead and 1,000 wounded. Around 30,000 people fled to Cameroon as well as Nigeria, Niger and Central African Republic. Dany Danzoumbe/IRIN
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    In view of the growing demand for professional development opportunities in humanitarian law and policy, the International Association for Humanitarian Policy and Conflict Research (HPCR International) announced that it will award a new Professional Certificate in Humanitarian Law and Policy to qualified candidates completing the requirements of its professional training program. For more information on the Professional Certificate in Humanitarian Law and Policy, please visit HPCR

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