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Õnne Pärl says that although she has usually not been overly cautious while walking through Kabul, she is now alarmed by the frequent kidnappings of foreigners in Afghanistan.
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I need useful study materials on kidnapping as well as statistical records of kidnapping in African countries.
Thanks.
Timi AJAYI.