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In her March 31, 2010 article for the Mideast Channel, "Women in Iraqi elections: quotas are not enough" freelance writer Nesreen Al Barwari extensively copied without attribution a previously published article. We have pulled the post and will not run work by Ms. Barwari again. We apologize to our readers. — Foreign Policy and Mideast ...
In her March 31, 2010 article for the Mideast Channel, "Women in Iraqi elections: quotas are not enough" freelance writer Nesreen Al Barwari extensively copied without attribution a previously published article. We have pulled the post and will not run work by Ms. Barwari again. We apologize to our readers. -- Foreign Policy and Mideast Channel.
In her March 31, 2010 article for the Mideast Channel, "Women in Iraqi elections: quotas are not enough" freelance writer Nesreen Al Barwari extensively copied without attribution a previously published article. We have pulled the post and will not run work by Ms. Barwari again. We apologize to our readers. — Foreign Policy and Mideast Channel.
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