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A panel discussion and launch of the reports: “Right to Learn: Batwa education in the Great Lakes region of Africa ” and “A Double Bind: The Exclusion of Pastoralist Women in the East and Horn of Africa ”, on the occasion of the United Nations Forum on Minorities.
At Palais des Nations, Room XXIII, Geneva
16 December 2008 - 13:00 to 14:00
MRG intern, Aimee Griffin, attends a church service in London and meets Iraqi Christians in exile whose dreams of returning to their homeland are rapidly fading.
Endorois leader Wilson Kipkazi reports back from a chilly, but successful, visit to London to promote MRG's Trouble in Paradise campaign.
All over the world, ordinary women, men, and children are fighting for the rights of their communities to be recognized. Fakhteh Zamani spoke to MRG about her work in support of Iran’s minorities.
A published expert in wireless communications, Canada-based Fakhteh Zamani is better known for her determination to remedy injustices suffered by Iran’s minorities.
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