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Realizing the right to water
'The right to water' is now recognized in international law. What does this right mean and how will it ensure that more people come closer to getting an adequate water supply?
'The right to water' is now recognized in international law. What does this right mean and how will it ensure that more people come closer to getting an adequate water supply?
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