former title: NGOs – we and the others, running then under world-citizenship.org – still under construction
Linked to our presentation of Luc Walleyn – Belgium on December 30, 2005.
They write about themselves: ‘We are the world’s largest organization of volunteers lawyers committed to providing pro bono services to Rule of Law initiatives, Human Rights work, and non-gemental organizations from around the world’.
Go to their website to read more.
WANGO shows to have a recognished appartenance to the MOON group. Read more about on Globalpolicy.org.
Added February 10, 2007:
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Frederick Swarts from WANGO writes us on February 10, 2007, as an answer to this post, as follows:
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Even a precursory reading of this piece can tell that it is full of deceptions and poor logic, written simply as a hit piece, designed not to inform but to cause ill feelings toward its intended target. The authors clearly have an agenda, and in service of that agenda they employ a deceptive, untenable strategy, present misleading and inaccurate information, and ignore information that runs counter to that agenda.
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Linked to our presentation of Rev. Mother Mary Elizabeth Thunder – USA on December 27, 2005.
The Church of the Blue Star came forth from a Vision of Thunder and her Elders in 1988. At that time, a non profit entity called Blue Star Inc. was born in the State of Texas. At that same time, a Church was formed and sanctioned by the State of Texas called the Church of the Blue Star. Since 1988, the head of the Blue Star Church has been and continues to be Rev Mother Mary Elizabeth Thunder.
Linked to our presentation of Tran Thi Lanh on December 26, 2005.
Center for Human Ecology Study of Highlands (CHESH), Viet Nam, linked to our presentation of Tram Thi Lanh, December 26, 2005.
Read here the Report of the Working Group on Indigenous Populations on its eighteenth session.
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Linked to our presentation of Sakena Lida Yacoobi on December 24, 2005.
AIL Afghan Institute of Learning is committed to bringing peace and dignity to Afghan people as they struggle to overcome oppression, devastation, and injustice wrought by the last quarter century of war and instability.
Discussing Afghan Women Group
AIL’s internationally recognized work is improving the health and education of Afghan women and children, relieving their suffering after three decades of war and civil strife, and enhancing the quality of their lives.
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