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We engage advocates from across the globe and from multiple work disciplines to advance the rule of law.
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Founded in 1985, it promotes and defends human rights of refugees in Panama, offering information, free legal services, and guidance in obtaining governmental recognition of refugee status.
It is an initiative of the Canadian Labour Congress to promote fundamental rights and equality for migrants, refugees, indigenous women, and LGBTQ persons. It also advocates for stronger public pensions, safer workplaces, and better jobs for all Canadians.
Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), was established in 1936 by Sir Dorabji Tata with the prime purpose of encouraging learning and research in the country, of meeting costs of relief during crises and calamities and of carrying out worthwhile charitable activities.
Work to educate youths against corruption practices (starting in primary education) to build a society free of corruption and malpractice.
The Danish Institute for Human Rights has been engaged in Nepal since 1996 through various projects. During this period the institute and its partners have achieved results in relation to juvenile justice reform, prisoners legal aid, the development of the first strategic plan for the Supreme Court, as well as the establishment of the National Human Rights Commission.
Formulates and promotes conservative public policies based on the principles of free enterprise, limited government, individual freedom, traditional American values, and a strong national defense.
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