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DW Global Media Forum: Hamid Karzai address

'Peace With the Taliban: A Compromise on Human Rights?' - Former Afghan President Hamid Karzai speaks to a Global Media Forum panel in Bonn, Germany. The motto of this year's GMF conference is 'Global Inequalities.'

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