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HHR Monthly Reports

These pages host reports by the Home for Human Rights about the aftermath of the tsunami and HHR's efforts to help its victims.

They are fed only once a day. Little Gowrie anxiously waiting in line with her mother to get food.

• Disaster Strikes Sri Lanka, December 26, 2004
• Batticaloa Under Water, January 5, 2005
• HHR Visits the Batticaloa Survivors, January 14, 2005
• The Survivors Get Organized, January 14, 2005
• HHR Meets with Villagers, February 7, 2005
• Report from Chedipalayam, February 7, 2005
• Report from Poonochchimunai & Cheddipalayam, Batticaloa, February 25, 2005
• Second Report from Poonochchimunai & Cheddipalayam, Batticaloa, April 5, 2005
• Third Report from Poonochchimunai & Cheddipalayam, Batticalao, May 9, 2005
• Rehabilitation Projects Underway in Poonochchimunai & Cheddipalayam, Batticalao, June 13, 2005
• Tsunami Relief Project, August 2005
• Expansion of the Tsunami Relief Project, August 4, 2005
• Tsunami Relief Project II, October 2005
• Tsunami Relief Project III, December 1, 2005 to January 31, 2006
• Tsunami Relief Project IV, February 1, 2006- April 30, 2006
• Tsunami Relief Project V, May 1, 2006- June 30, 2006

The Advocacy Project (AP) seeks to empower its partners by encouraging information production. AP is crediting the contents of this section to the Home for Human Rights (HHR).

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