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Security Chaos No place needs security more than in the Balkans. But security companies that guard people, places or property have a troubled history. While some are professional and trying to beat unfair competition from their government, others are simply a means for criminals to get and carry guns. GO TO PROJECT  

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The security sector is in chaos and its costing people their health, money and even lives.

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