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UN police don’t just keep the peace, they help prevent future conflict

South African peacekeepers patrol the streets of Goma in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, December 2, 2015.  Christmas came early on Wednesday with hampers, gifts and praise from their political masters for hundreds of South African peacekeepers in Democratic Republic of Congo struggling to make an impact in the face of its chaotic and confusing politics. REUTERS/Ed Cropley - GF20000082389

Increasingly, peacekeeping missions are deployed to unstable locations where combatants have yet to sign a peace agreement Image: REUTERS/Ed Cropley

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