Impact of U.S. Immigration Restrictions on Peacemaking | The Forum on Human Rights at The Carter Center | A collaborative community for human rights defenders

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Karin Ryan of The Carter Center, Sanam Anderlini of the International Civil Society Action Network and U.S. Institute of Peace Senior Fellow and Countering Violent Extremism expert Rabia Chaudry discuss the impact of travel restrictions recently imposed by the United States on peacemaking efforts by U.S.-based groups as well as their local partners across the globe.

This live Roundtable conversation was held Feb. 7, 2017.

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Security and Human Rights

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United States immigration peacemaking

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