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MM
burma.irrawaddy.com
· 2025-04-07
· 19% match
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Looking at the SAC's response after the earthquake, it's glaringly obvious that they lack concern for the suffering of the people, focusing only on political gains and personal interests in the current situation.
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[2]
FI
yle.fi
· 2025-10-24
· 16% match
translated from et
Giellavahkku ii leat vel nohkan. Dál lea buorre vejolašvuohta smiehtadit iežas giellageavaheami and čalmmustahttit buot sámegielaid, go justa dathan leage giellavahku ulbmilin.
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[3]
FI
www.hel.fi
· 2025-11-27
· 14% match
translated from sv
. What do they do? They present their group’s views and experiences to support the city’s decision-making. Why are they important? They strengthen democracy, increase justice in decisions and help create user-oriented solutions.
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