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	The '''international community''' is a phrase used in ] to refer to a broad group of peoples and governments of the world. The term is used to imply the existence of common duties and obligations between countries. Activists, politicians and commentators often use the term, particularly in the context of calls for action to be taken against ] and to protect ].		The '''international community''' is a phrase with different meanings. <ref>http://www.chomsky.info/articles/200209--.htm</ref> It is used in ] to refer either to a broad group of peoples and governments of the world or, more specifically, the US and its ]s and allies.<ref>http://www.thenewstribe.com/2012/06/14/israel-us-violators-of-international-law-says-noam-chomsky/</ref><ref>http://www.satellitemagazine.ca/2012/06/noam-chomsky-on-iran/</ref> The term is used to imply the existence of common duties and obligations between countries. Activists, politicians and commentators often use the term, particularly in the context of calls for action to be taken against ] and to protect ].

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The international community is a phrase with different meanings. It is used in international relations to refer either to a broad group of peoples and governments of the world or, more specifically, the US and its client statess and allies. The term is used to imply the existence of common duties and obligations between countries. Activists, politicians and commentators often use the term, particularly in the context of calls for action to be taken against political repression and to protect human rights.

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