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Some Lessons from East Timor

By Hilary Charlesworth and Robert McCorquodale - posted Friday, 15 October 1999

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About the Authors

Professor Hilary Charlesworth is Director of the Centre for International and Public Law at the Australian National University.

Robert McCorquodale is an Associate Professor in International and Human Rights Law at the Faculty of Law, The Australian National University.

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