What does IOWC stand for?

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International Occupation Watch Center

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Samples in periodicals archive:

An international coalition is organizing the International Occupation Watch Center to monitor the role of foreign companies in Iraq and advocate for national control of resources; monitor occupying military for any violations of human rights, freedom of speech, and freedom of assembly; support the establishment of independent Iraqi organizations (such as media and environmental groups); monitor and work to advance the rights and freedoms of Iraqi women; and track international financial commitments toward rebuilding Iraq.

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