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2005
- Wolrd Leaders and Outraged Individuals Support AP Campaign
- Learning Partners Links Schools in Afghanistan and the US, Brings "Authentic" Learning
November
- Interns Brief Ambassadors on the Needs of Civil Society in their Countries
- Advocacy Project "Among the Best Small Charities in Washington," Says New Philanthropic Guide
October
- Networking Helps Srebrenica Weavers Win their First Major International Order for Carpets
- Dalit Advocates Fight Prejudice and Superstition in the Villages of Nepal
September
- New Advocacy Group Empowers Women Election Candidates in Afghanistan
- Discrimination, Displacement and Determination Mark Sri Lanka Tsunami Relief Effort
August
- Arson Fails to Damplen Enthusiasm for Girls Education in Remote Afghanistan
- Italian Group Uses 'Street Units' to Protect Victims of Sex Trafficking
July
- 7,900 People from 90 Countries Demand Arrest of Ratko Mladic and Radovan Karadzic
- Showdown Looms as Advocates Seek to Avert Violent Eviction of 600 Travelers in the UK
- Travelers Face Eviction Despite Intervention
June
- Guns, Drugs and "Zero Tolerance" Spur Organized Armed Violence by Children in 10 Countires, Warns New Study
- Uganda and UN Deny Assistance to Urban Refugees in Kampala, Charges Ugandan Advocacy Group
May
- Arrest The Srebrenica Killers
- Women Advocates Call on Afghan Religious Leaders to Condemn Violence Against Women in the Name of Islam
April
- English Gypsy Women Warn of Possible "Deaths" from Forcible Evictions, and Appeal for International Meditation
- Death Squad Warning as Repression in Nepal Deepens
- Weaving Center in Srebrenica Brings Hope and Income as Tenth Massacre Anniversary Approaches
March
- Experiment in Community Education Puts 554 Afghan Girls in School
- Sarayaku Indians to Confront Ecuador Over Oil Exploration at Inter-American Human Rights Hearing
February
January
- AP Partner in Sri Lanka Launches Appeal for Tsunami Victims
- Community Relief Effort in Sri Lanka Uses Tsunami Disaster to Build a New Life for Victims of Discrimination
- World Bank Asked to Intervene Following Arrest of Guatemalan Community Leader
- Roma Evictions Erupt Across Europe as New "Decade" Seeks to end Discrimination
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