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MADRE

MADRE is an international women's human rights organization that works in partnership with women's community-based groups in conflict areas worldwide. Our programs address issues of sustainable development, community improvement and women's health; violence and war; discrimination and racism; self-determination and collective rights; women's leadership development and human rights education.

Primary web addresses
http://www.madre.org
Main Address
121 W. 27th St. #301
New York City New York 10001
Country
United States
Main Telephone
212-627-0444
Joined OneWorld
20.06.1999

Features
Iraqi women at a protest for civil rights.
10.06.2008 The Iraqi women's movement has a long history of male and female support, but the current violence has undermined the struggle for equal rights, says Iraqi activist Haifa Zangana.
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Image: Iraqi women at a protest for civil rights. © United Nations' Integrated Regional Information Network
Indigenous Nicaraguan women working with the development organization, Wangki Tangni.
15.05.2008 Indigenous peoples in Nicaragua are increasingly threatened by climate change despite their minimal ecological footprint, writes a Nicaraguan advocate for indigenous peoples' autonomy and development.
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Image: Indigenous Nicaraguan women working with the development organization, Wangki Tangni. © MADRE
12.05.2008 Fatima Ahmed from Sudan, Yanar Mohammed from Iraq, and Robitalia Moreno Díaz and María del Rosario Moreno Díaz from Colombia all link their experience of motherhood to their drive to work for social justice.
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Related topics/regions: [Sudan] [Iraq] [Colombia]





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