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.

Primary web addresses

http://www.advocacynet.org

dcoffice@advocacynet.org

Main Address

1326 14th Street NW
Washington DC 20005

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Main Telephone

(202)332-3900

Afiliaci� a OneWorld

02/07/2001

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Post-Poll Hopes for Nepali Women and Dalit

25/04/2008 Around 250 women and lower-caste Dalit have been elected to Nepal's new Constituent Assembly, reversing centuries of exclusion and raising hopes for a major political push to eradicate discrimination from Nepali society.

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Temes/Zones: [Nepal]

Imatge: A protester shouting a pro-democracy slogan in Kathmandu, 2005 © Advocacy Project

Women, Dalit Seek Change from Nepal Vote

11/04/2008 Hundreds of women and lower-caste Dalit candidates ran in Nepal's elections yesterday, pleasing local and international rights advocates who hope the vote will advance efforts to end discrimination.

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Temes/Zones: [Nepal]

Imatge: Nepali woman. © Advocacy Project

Country Guide: Nepal

Perspectives Magazine: Gender Matters

Serbian Government Blocks Peace March

"Non-Violence Is Our Human Right." A typical demonstration by Women in Black.

12/03/2008 The Serbian government canceled a local women's peace march this Saturday, demonstrating escalating political turmoil and state repression of civil rights in response to Kosovo's recent unilateral declaration of independence, say rights advocates.

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Temes/Zones: [Rep�blica de S�rbia i Montenegro] [Kosovo]

Country Guide: Serbia

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Human Rights Peace Fellow in Colombia

Salari Stipend
Lloc Bogota, Col�mbia
Data de publicaci� 06/05/2008