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The International Cities of Refuge Network is an association of cities and regions around the world dedicated to the value of Freedom of Expression. Writers have consistently been targets of politically-motivated threats and persecution, and the network believes it is necessary for the international community to formulate and implement an appropriate response. ICORN aims to meet this challenge. -- From the homepage of the website.
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The International Cities of Refuge Network is both decentralized and coordinated. The Administration Centre in Stavanger, Norway serves as the communication hub for independently managed ICORN cities. The Administration Centre facilitates contact and cooperation between member cities, city coordinators, festival directors and guest writers. -- From the 'About' page.
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, 2007 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.- Borderi"Consider this man;=Eer deze man;", single work poetry
- He Knew the Word for Wateri"Consider this man;=Eer deze man;", single work poetry
- Harry Is in ...i"always is=is dat altijd", single work poetry
- Will You Understand?i"squeezed into my patter", single work poetry
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