I think we need to ask the question, how do we provide, what do we provide, and in the context of both of those questions, how human rights respect for women and religious minorities, democratic principles, to the extent there is conditionality, how are those--how do we do it?
Ted Deutch: “I think we need to ask the question, how do we provide, what do we provide, and in the context of both of those…”
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Deutch emphasizes the importance of conditionality in U.S. aid regarding human rights and democratic principles.
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