On the recordMay 6, 2013
In doing so, I will be following a well-documented and core U.S. strategy that seeks to place human rights at the center of our bilateral relationships.
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Brian A. Nichols
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congress.govIn doing so, I will be following a well-documented and core U.S. strategy that seeks to place human rights at the center of our bilateral relationships.
Nichols outlines a U.S. strategy prioritizing human rights in foreign relations.
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