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Advocacy Project

The Advocacy Project, a nonprofit organization formed in 1998, seeks to help community-based organizations produce, disseminate, and use information in their efforts to become more effective advocates for social justice and human rights.

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http://www.advocacynet.org
Main Address
1326 14th Street NW
Washington DC 20005
Country
United States
Main Telephone
(202)332-3900
Joined OneWorld
02.07.2001

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19.06.2008 Hundreds of children, including 240 orphans, will be affected by the Israeli military's recent decision to shut down schools and orphanages belonging to the Islamic Charitable Society.
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Related topics/regions: [Israel] [Palestine]
18.06.2008 Wastepickers in Delhi, who live and work in profoundly unsanitary conditions, won a major concession earlier this month from their local government: a portable toilet.
The Advocacy Project
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Related topics/regions: [India]
23.05.2008 A local forensic team is set to exhume and identify more than 120 people massacred by the Peruvian military in 1984, a process that will help relatives of those "disappeared" during the country's civil war heal and demand justice.
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Related topics/regions: [Peru]





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