Institute for Justice & Democracy in Haiti

Linked with Thierry Fagart – Haiti & France, with HURAH INC. Human Rights Accompaniment In Haiti, with The economic development program for Haiti, and with Shocking Lancet Study about Haiti.

The Institute: To work with the people of Haiti in their non-violent struggle for the return and consolidation of constitutional democracy, justice and human rights, by distributing objective and accurate information on human rights conditions in Haiti, pursuing legal cases, and cooperating with human rights and solidarity groups in Haiti and abroad. IJDH draws on its founders’ internationally-acclaimed success accompanying Haiti’s poor majority in the fields of law, medicine and social justice activism.

UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH), PHONE: 011.509.244.9650.9660, FAX: 011.509.244.9366/67, Or, Fax, Office of General Secretary (New York) – 212.963.4879.And UNHCHR Field Offices Contacts.

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We seek the restoration of the rule of law and democracy in the short term, and work for the long-term sustainable change neccesary to avert Haiti’s next crisis.

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The Civic Assistance refugee.ru / Komitet Grazhdanskaya pomoshch

Linked with Svetlana Gannushkina – Russian Federation, with On the situation of Chechens outside Chechnya, and with Civil G8 — is your opportunity to discuss global problems.

The Civic Assistance Committee, the first charitable non-governmental organization to help refugees and forced migrants in Russia, was created in 1990 before the formation of the state migrants’ office. From the very beginning, the organization took upon itself an intermediary role in the relations between migrants and government organizations, supporting these people in the courts, giving them consultations on their rights, protecting their social rights, as well as giving them material and some other humanitarian help from things against which they are unprotected. (Read more down of this pagee, or much more in english on Civic Assistance refugee.ru).

В Грозном 25 мая сотрудниками Комитета « Гражданское содействие » и ПЦ « Мемориал » проводился ПИКЕТ с целью выразить протест против похищения сотрудника программы помощи больным из Чечни Комитета « Гражданское содействие » Булата Чилаева, и призвать руководство РФ и ЧР принять действенные меры к освобождению Булата и к прекращению практики похищения людей в Чечне. Подробнее…

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Center for Science and Environment CSE

Linked with Sunita Narain – India, with Time to tell the truth … , with Bt fails in China, with ECONOMYWATCH, and with the publication Down to Earth.

The Centre for Science and Environment was started in 1980 by a group of engineers, scientists, journalists and environmentalists to catalyse the growth of public awareness on vital issues in science, technology, environment and development.

Today, Centre for Science and Environment is considered one of India’s leading environmental NGOs specialising in sustainable natural resource management. Its strategy of knowledge-based activism has won it wide respect and admiration for its quality of campaigns, research and publications. CSE promotes solutions for India’s numerous environmental threats – of ‘ecological poverty’ and extensive land degradation on one hand, and rapidly growing toxic degradation of uncontrolled industrialisation and economic growth on the other.

CSE’s role is to help India create a sustainable society even in the worst of circumstances, marked by poverty, illiteracy, inequality, and population growth.

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International Relief Friendship Foundation IRFF

Linked with Massimo Trombin – Luxemburg.

The International Relief Friendship Foundation IRFF is conducted through its outstanding International Board of Directors.

IRFF, together with a partner agency Christian Disaster Response, was there on the front-line of support during the World Trade Center tragedy in 2001 and 2002. During that time, IRFF provided spiritual care and counseling, food and support services for rescue workers, needs assessment for the victims and financial aid to families and individuals hardest hit by the tragedy. Continuing in this vein, IRFF became a partner agency with NVOAD – National Voluntary Organizations Giving Aid in Disaster and has subsequently formed state level offices with representation in numerous state-wide VOAD networks.

A distinguishing point of IRFF is the development and use of service learning and volunteer training programs. Organizing adolescents and young adults in particular, IRFF has developed numerous service learning projects through which volunteers can both give of themselves to help others as well as develop their own character through a concerted learning component. In addition, volunteers begin to learn how to live responsibly in our global community through the understanding and relationships that are formed across cultural, racial, and religious boundaries. IRFF’s strength has been the ability to work together with people as a means to empower all individuals – rich and poor – in order to create an ethos of living for the sake of others, regardless of one’s circumstances. Recent service learning programs have been developed on the family level, thus allowing families from around the globe the opportunity to serve and learn together through these special projects and demonstrating IRFF’s commitment to the family and family values.

IRFF is linked with WANGO, and also with Rev. Moon.

Depatment for International Devlopment DFID

DFID, leading the British Government’s fights against poverty.

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What are we doing to tackle world poverty? The Department for International Development (DFID) is the part of the UK Government that manages Britain’s aid to poor countries and works to get rid of extreme poverty. We are headed by a Cabinet minister, one of the senior ministers in the Government. This reflects how important the Government sees reducing poverty around the world. We have two headquarters (in London and East Kilbride, near Glasgow) and 64 offices overseas. We also have over 2500 staff, almost half of whom work abroad.

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