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fieldwork
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fieldwork [′fēld‚wərk]
(science and technology)
Work done, such as surveying or making geological observations, in the field.


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B'Tselem is doing everything in its power to assist the investigations: its fieldworkers in the Gaza Strip have coordinated the arrival of eye-witnesses at Erez Checkpoint and have accompanied them.
Additionally, advice from fieldworkers belonging to two of the cultural groups indicated that it would be more culturally appropriate to discuss cervical screening among women who were married and had children, since they would have experience with health care encounters involving pelvic exam; therefore, having a child was an additional inclusion criteria for the immigrant women.
PCHR fieldworkers researched three cases of residents of the southern West Bank's Hebron this week that the organization says contradict the Convention against Torture and Cruel, Inhuman and Degrading Treatment of 1984.
 
 
 
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