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20 - ORGANIZATIONS/INTERNATIONAL/Arab League.md
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- Organization
- International
- Middle East
category: "International Body"
summary: "The Arab League is a regional organization of Arab states in North Africa, the Horn of Africa, and Western Asia."
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The Arab League is a regional organization of Arab states in [[North Africa]], the Horn of [[Africa]], and [[Western Asia]]. In April 1976, the Arab League denounced the visit of South African Prime Minister [[John Vorster]] to [[Israel]], along with the [[Organization of African States|OAS]], the [[Soviet Union]], and the [[Netherlands]].[^1]

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- Organization
- International
- Africa
category: "International Body"
summary: "The Organization of African States (OAS) is a continental organization consisting of the countries of Africa."
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The Organization of African States (OAS) is a continental organization consisting of the countries of [[Africa]]. In April 1976, the OAS denounced the visit of South African Prime Minister [[John Vorster]] to [[Israel]], along with the [[Arab League]], the [[Soviet Union]], and the [[Netherlands]].[^1]

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- International
- United Nations
- Drug Control
category: "International Body"
summary: "The United Nations Fund for Drug Abuse Control (UNFDAC) was a funding source for the purchase of computer software and hardware systems."
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The [[United Nations Fund for Drug Abuse Control]] (UNFDAC) was a funding source for the purchase of computer software and hardware systems. [[Lester Coleman]]'s affidavit states that third-party funds, including from the [[United Nations Fund for Drug Abuse Control|UNFDAC]] in Vienna, [[Austria]], were generally made available for the purchase of [[PROMIS]] software and hardware systems by drug abuse control agencies in the Middle East.[^1]