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photo documentation of the International Assembly of Migrants and Refugees

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An edition of Migrants speak out (2008)

Migrants speak out

photo documentation of the International Assembly of Migrants and Refugees

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Publisher
IBON International
Language
English
Pages
70

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Subjects
Emigration and immigration, Foreign workers, Refugees, Pictorial works
Places
Philippines

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Migrants speak out: photo documentation of the International Assembly of Migrants and Refugees
2008, IBON International
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Published in
[Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines]

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Library of Congress
HD8716.5+, HD8716.5 .M546 2008

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Pagination
70 p. :
Number of pages
70

ID Numbers

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OL25030893M
LCCN
2010337973

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