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The proportions leaving certain countries were very high indeed , notably the
British Isles ( 41 per cent ) and Norway ( 36 ... But there were also millions of
people who wanted to leave the countries of their birth , and their numbers
continued to ...
The proportions leaving certain countries were very high indeed , notably the
British Isles ( 41 per cent ) and Norway ( 36 ... But there were also millions of
people who wanted to leave the countries of their birth , and their numbers
continued to ...
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DEFENDING THE BORDERS The International Declaration of Human Rights
states that everyone has the right to freedom of movement within the borders of
each State , and everyone has the right to leave any country . The catch , of
course ...
DEFENDING THE BORDERS The International Declaration of Human Rights
states that everyone has the right to freedom of movement within the borders of
each State , and everyone has the right to leave any country . The catch , of
course ...
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But by 1979 China ' s “ open door ” was beginning to make it easier for people to
leave and the numbers heading illegally for Hong Kong increased dramatically .
This prompted a further change of policy and from 1980 onwards the authorities ...
But by 1979 China ' s “ open door ” was beginning to make it easier for people to
leave and the numbers heading illegally for Hong Kong increased dramatically .
This prompted a further change of policy and from 1980 onwards the authorities ...
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