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Hundreds of civilians have fled the fighting and the militiamen have been torching houses as they disperse. Michel Bonnardeaux
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Everyone is nervous. The security situation is not good. There are so many explosions at the checkpoints and near the convoys. The Americans are afraid. And when the driver doesn't see them, it happens sometimes that civilians are killed. It is a tragedy that most of the victims are civilians. It is making life more difficult. But this is our situation. It is very dangerous.
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It's incumbent on the leaders to really do whatever they can to reign in their forces and ensure that innocent civilians are not the ones to pay the price, Kofi Annan
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Where else in the world is a government helping the civilians they harm in conflict? Marla was very proud of this fact, Peter Bergen
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It is a rule of international law that weapons and methods of warfare which do not discriminate between combatants and civilians should never be used.
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If civilians are going to be killed, I would rather have them be their civilians than our civilians. Stuart Symington
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made more heinous in that they deliberately targeted innocent civilians preparing for holiday celebrations. Condoleezza Rice
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Only the deployment of sufficient numbers of troops with logistical support by UN member states will provide the protection that the civilians so desperately need.
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I got drunk that night in Honolulu, and we had some celebration. I went to the nearest joint I could find. Soldiers and sailors paid for nothing. Civilians paid for everything, picked up all our tabs. They loved us. The town was ours.