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Liberia
This section contains all Advocacy Forum members operating in Liberia.
African Network for the Prevention and Protection Against Child Abuse and Neglect Liberia Chapter (ANPPCAN Liberia)
Founded in 2001, the Liberia Chapter of the African Network for the Prevention and Protection Against Child Abuse and Neglect (ANPPCAN) seeks to enhance child rights protection through building the capacities of local communities, professional groups, and governments to protect their own children. ANPPCAN advocates for children's rights by convening and participating in national and regional forums. To achieve its goals ANPPCAN promotes education as a basic right and combats the worst forms of child labor. The chapter also works with communities to develop HIV/AIDS prevention strategies and to mobilize support for AIDS orphans.
Contact: A. Alvin Winford
P. O. Box 6794
Broad/Johnson Streets
Monrovia, Liberia
Telephone: +2316592905
Email: ANPPCAN Liberia
www.anppcan.org/chapters/liberia
Effective Activities to Restore Stability (EARS)
Founded in 2004, EARS is a pro-democracy group created to promote democracy, human rights, good governance, rule of law, and accountability in both public and private sectors. EARS works to bridge the gap between legislators and citizens. EARS' mission is to make life livable for everyone irrespective of social-political, economic, and religious background.
Lawrence T. Tokpah
Liberia
Tel. +231987744
Email: EARS
Solidarity Incorporated
Solidarity Incorporated was founded in 2002 for the purposes of advocacy, civic education, civil empowerment, and community social welfare and peace building initiatives. Solidarity aims to promote a healthy society, enhance public health education, strengthen civic responsibilities, and ensure respect for human rights and dignities. Solidarity also encourages peace building and dialogue between citizens and government.
Contact: Thompson N. Togba
P.O. Box 4356
Benson Street
Monrovia, Liberia
Tel: +231 (0)77 991 963
Email: Solidarity Incorporated
Membership in the Advocacy Forum constitutes neither a claim to legitimacy nor an endorsement by AP. AP has not vetted the members, but the relevant embassy may assist in the vetting process.