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Special Advisor for Children’s Issues Jacobs on Benefits of the Hague Convention
U.S. Department of State
May 19, 2014 | 0:57
U.S. Special Advisor for Children’s Issues Ambassador Susan Jacobs Welcomes Japan and Other Countries to the Hague Convention. Also available in high definition.
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