In an even vaguer reference, it said that the "women can provide a bridge for Kashmiri Pandits to reconcile with their co-citizens in the Valley".
We will never know how many Berliners had the decency and courage to save their Jewish co-citizens from the Nazis -- 20,000, 30,000?
In the '90s it was possible to play on the feelings of co-citizens about 'offended Russians' and nurture, on this soil, presidential dreams.
The well-off activists who took to the streets in the wake of rigged 2011 elections show little interest in the regions, or in their less fortunate co-citizens.
Clearly this will not be redemption redux, and one would hope that the rule of law would hold, but it is also true that, notwithstanding the horrors of the 20th century, we don't really understand what persuades ordinary people to butcher their neighbours and co-citizens.
In both countries Germany and France, multiculturalism acknowledges diversity and develops a narrative and a policy of integration that considers migrant as co-citizens.
Arguing against the assimilationist approach because of its defense of a historical national homogeneity, he believes that multiculturalism considers migrants as co-citizens within a pluralism in which all identities are respected.
In contrast to the vertical and sometimes causal picture citizenship depicted in responsiveness, one could insist, as does Bernard Manin, that meaningful political agency in a representative democracy requires that citizens be capable of learning what their co-citizens think about important policy issues or events independent of the authorities.
They don't want their co-citizens to be terrorists.
They don't want their co-citizens to be terrorists," he said.
