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demobilize
(redirected from demobilization)

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demobilize noun cure, curtail, deactivate, disarm, disband, disengage, fix, limit, reduce, remedy, sever, stop
Associated concepts: demobilize forces involved in an armed conflict
See also: disarm, disband, discharge, dismiss, disorganize, dissociate, dissolve, separate


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Based on the CPA, all demobilization will be through the Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) authorities, while the international community's role is to support this process.
Having conducted the fieldwork by examining the technical approach of the official demobilization and reintegration program and also interviewing ex-combatants and members of receiving communities around the country, he identifies unifying and divisive factors impacting reintegration such as, respectively, returning to place of origin where ex-combatants have families and friends or failing to receive promised reintegration benefits.
The contract has demobilization alternatives for both West Africa and Malta.
 
 
 
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