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The Echo· 19d

Peacekeepers

Key points

  • A letter writer has criticised the inclusion of a civilian aid worker in a National Peacekeeper Day Service in Mullumbimby, arguing it was a political act.
  • The service conductor defended the decision, stating the event honours all peacekeepers, including civilians and women, and that the aid worker's sacrifice should be remembered.
  • The conductor also dismissed the criticism as overly sensitive.

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