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Set up in 2006, it works to monitor and investigate living conditions in federal prisons and guarantee the human rights of convicted persons.
It is Tanzania's first union for journalists. It invites all media workers, press people and citizens for critical perspectives on governance, development, human rights, and other issues. It has a media monitoring component that evaluates the impact of media houses on society. It also analyses current research regarding citizen media trends, both internationally and within Tanzania.
NIM AJPU was formed by a group Mayan legal and social sciences professionals to provide technical, legal, and scientific services to indigenous communities and individuals. Their areas of work include land and territory, cultural and economic rights, discrimination, indigenous justice, and the criminalization of indigenous communities, to name a few.
DoI is a government wing that mainly deals with the government information.
Created in 2007 to promote the rights of migrants in Poland, PFM supports and develops initiatives that lead to dialogue between people representing various cultures. They also work with Polish migrants abroad and support families affected by migration.
Works on monitoring the electoral process, and created of the Situation Room to coordinate the activities of CSOs engaged in the electoral monitoring process.
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