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Maps Foreword Executive Summary Introduction Recent Evidence of Human Rights Abuses Abuses Against Children Abuses Against Women Religious Persecution Other Abuses Humanitarian Situation Combined Effects of War and Underdevelopment Local Capacity Building Access to Humanitarian Aid World Vision’s Response		Understanding the Conflict Levels of Conflict Historical Context Predatory Economics Possible Scenarios Military Analysis Regional Tensions Uganda Eritrea Egypt Ethiopia Prospects for a Negotiated Settlement Recommendations Conclusion List of Abbreviations Notes

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