A Voice For the Voiceless
The Advocacy Project helps marginalized communities to tell their story, claim their rights and produce social change. We recruit graduate students to volunteer as Peace Fellows with partners.
- News Service
- Multimedia
- Global Issues
- On The Record Archive
- Covering the UN
- Banning Landmines
- Children's Rights
- Human Rights Defenders
- International Criminal Court
- Introduction
- June 16, 1998
- June 17, 1998
- June 18, 1998
- June 19, 1998
- June 22, 1998
- June 23, 1998
- June 26, 1998
- June 29, 1998
- June 30, 1998
- July 2, 1998
- July 3, 1998
- July 7, 1998
- July, 1998
- July 8, 1998
- July 9, 1998
- July 10, 1998
- July 11, 1998
- July 13, 1998
- July 14, 1998
- July 16, 1998
- July 17, 1998
- July 27, 1998
- The UN Refugee Agency (1998)
- Civil Society in Albania
- Afghanistan's Women & Girls
- Africa – Pygmies
- Bangladesh – Empowering the Blind
- Bosnia – War and Recovery
- Ecuador and Oil
- Guatemala – Indigenous Advocacy
- India – The Global Movement for Children
- Kosovo – Civil Society Before and After the 1999 War
- Nepal – Democracy and Discrimination
- Nigeria – Trafficking to Europe
- Occupied Palestinian Territories
- Peru – The Search for Truth and Justice
- Roma and Gypsies
- Serbia – Fighting Repression
- Sri Lanka – Rebuilding After the Tsunami
- The World Bank and Human Rights
- Training at the UN, Geneva, May 4-11, 2007
- UK Travellers and Dale Farm
- AP Diaries and Staff Blogs
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International Criminal Court
The Advocacy Project undertook its first project in June 1998, when it was asked by the NGO Coalition for an International Criminal Court (CICC) to report from the plenipotentiary conference in Rome to draft the ICC statute. The AP team produced over 30 issues of On the Record (OTR) and provided comprehenisve coverage of the negotiations.
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