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ZAGREB, April 25 (Hina) - A conference marking the tenth anniversary of the Anti-Discrimination Act heard in Zagreb on Thursday that the law had helped make the constitutional principle of equality a reality but warned that more work was needed to prevent discrimination because its presence in society was much greater than was reported to relevant institutions.
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