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Shamira
Submitted by Shamira7 on Mon, 02/22/2010 - 07:18.
- 733 reads
( categories:
- Arbitrary arrest
- Bonded labor
- Caste discrimination
- Child labor
- Child pornography
- Child prostitution
- Child soldiers
- Children's rights
- Corporations and human rights
- Corruption
- Crimes against humanity
- Death penalty
- Detention
- Discrimination
- Drugs & human rights
- Education
- Elections
- Environment
- Food & health & development
- Forced disappearances
- Forensic anthropology
- Freedom of opinion & expression
- Freedom of religion & belief
- Genocide
- Health
- Honor crimes
- Housing
- Human rights defenders
- Human trafficking
- Humanitarian
- Immigration
- Impunity
- Independence of the judiciary
- Indigenous peoples
- Internally displaced persons
- International criminal court
- Justice
- Juvenile justice
- Labor
- Labor unions
- Landmines & unexploded ordnances
- LGBTQ
- Marriage
- Mass killings
- Mental disability rights
- Mercenaries
- Minorities
- Natural disasters
- Older persons
- Physical disability
- Police brutality
- Poverty
- Prisons
- Racial discrimination
- Rape and sexual abuse
- Refugees
- Religion
- Sanctions
- Sanitation
- Sexual exploitation
- Sexual rights
- Shelter
- Slavery & forced labor
- Sustainable development
- Terrorism
- Torture
- Transitional justice
- Violence
- Violence against women
- War crimes
- Water
- Women's rights
- Other
Impact of Youtube in Burma
BurmaCampaign, Feb 17 10
Witnessed: 1534 times
Regions: Myanmar
Issues: Detention, Education, Human rights defenders
US Campaign for Burma
Submitted by USCampaignforBurma on Wed, 02/17/2010 - 19:42.
I speak:
English, Burmese
I work at:
US Campaign for Burma
Location(s)
United States
My sites:
Details:
The United States Campaign for Burma is a U.S. based membership organization dedicated to empowering grassroots activists around the world to rally for human rights and to bring an end to the military dictatorship in Burma. Our mission is to build a broad based coalition of grassroots and institutional support for freedom in Burma.
- 386 reads
( categories:
- Armed conflict
- Bonded labor
- Child labor
- Child soldiers
- Crimes against humanity
- Education
- Elections
- Freedom of opinion & expression
- Human trafficking
- Humanitarian
- Impunity
- Internally displaced persons
- Landmines & unexploded ordnances
- Mass killings
- Minorities
- Natural disasters
- Police brutality
- Prisons
- Refugees
- Slavery & forced labor
- Torture
- Violence against women
- War crimes
The Best Friend Relocation and Education Project
Anonymous, Feb 15 10
Witnessed: 1596 times
Regions: Myanmar, Thailand
Issues: Education, Poverty, Refugees
odharnait
Submitted by odh on Mon, 02/15/2010 - 22:09.
I speak:
English
Location(s)
Ireland
- 516 reads
A view from the bridge: learning from Palestine
Submitted by aviewfromthebridge on Tue, 02/09/2010 - 19:39.
I speak:
English
I work at:
Project Hope, Nablus
Location(s)
Palestinian Territories (West Bank and Gaza Strip)
My sites:
Details:
I am a volunteer in Nablus, currently trying to learn as much as I can about Palestinian culture and the occupation, whilst contributing what little I know about English, football and blogging to the local communities here. My interest is in finding out how education can facilitate transformation, individually, communally and internationally.
- 332 reads
love to being a human being and to to help to save precious human life
Submitted by OMPRAKASH on Tue, 02/09/2010 - 14:31.
I speak:
hindi & english
I work at:
business man
Location(s)
India
- 329 reads
Haiti Reconstruction - Public Service Announcement
UNDP, Feb 8 10
Witnessed: 1772 times
Regions: Haiti
Issues: Education, Environment, Food & health & development, Housing, Internally displaced persons, Natural disasters, Poverty, Sanitation, Shelter, Sustainable development, Water
Organization for Cross Cultural Exchange
Submitted by jkolodge on Wed, 02/03/2010 - 04:16.
- 390 reads