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The Advocacy Project seeks to help community-based advocates produce, disseminate and use information, and so become more effective advocates for human rights and social justice.
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AWN would therefore like to appeal to all its members, friends, women rights activists and donors to support AWN at this time of adversity and to help the advocates continue in their work. (To read more about the appeal, visit the AWN website).
Please consider making a donation to help them rebuild and continue advocating for the rights of all Afghan women.
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Help Afghan Women Advocates Rebuild Burned Office
On Sunday, January 2008, a sudden fire at the Afghan Women's Network offices caused heavy loss to the property valued at more than $100,000. While no one was seriously injured, the fire caused heavy damage and AWN lost almost everything.
AWN would therefore like to appeal to all its members, friends, women rights activists and donors to support AWN at this time of adversity and to help the advocates continue in their work. (To read more about the appeal, visit the AWN website).
Please consider making a donation to help them rebuild and continue advocating for the rights of all Afghan women.
Thank You!
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- Help Educate Street Children in India
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