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bio: Ugo Orazulike

Personal Information First (Given) Name:  Ugo Last (Family) Name:  Orazulike Country or Region:  United Kingdom Organization:  School of Law University of Manchester UK

bio: Grace

Personal Information First (Given) Name:  Grace Country or Region:  Canada Grace is a fund development professional with over six years experience in human rights project management, major gifts fundraising and donor relations. She joined Amnesty International's section in Canada in 2007 as the Refugee Cooridnator, managing the organization's advocacy and intervention for individuals facing deportation from Canada. Organization:  Amnesty International

bio: Vincent Ploton

Personal Information First (Given) Name:  Vincent Last (Family) Name:  Ploton Country or Region:  France Vincent joined the APT in May 2007 and is reponsible for fundraising and development. He spent the last 4.5 years stabilizing, consolidating, and developping organisational income. In 2009, the APT opened its first regional office outside Geneva in Panama covering the whole of Latin America. Organization:  Association for the Prevention of Torture (APT)

bio: Faith Marchal

Personal Information First (Given) Name:  Faith Last (Family) Name:  Marchal Country or Region:  United Kingdom Organization:  Birkbeck, University of London

bio: Martin Benjamin

Personal Information First (Given) Name:  Martin Last (Family) Name:  Benjamin Country or Region:  Switzerland Dr. Martin Benjamin (martin at kamusi dot org) is the founder and executive director of the Kamusi Project, an international collaborative effort to produce learning and lexical resources for African languages. Organization:  Kamusi Project International / Kamusi Project USA

bio: Andrea Kaempf

Personal Information First (Given) Name:  Andrea Last (Family) Name:  Kaempf Country or Region:  Germany Organization:  German Institute for Human Rights

Blog: New toolkit for economic, social, and cultural rights

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Posted February 1st, 2011 by jmdiv

Improving human rights is the goal of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, and now there’s a toolkit to help make the covenant more useful and powerful. A global coalition of NGOs has put together a Toolkit for Action to promote the covenant’s Optional Protocol, which allows citizens who are denied rights in their home countries to pursue justice at the international level via the United Nations. The protocol, which was adopted by the UN General Assembly in 2008, has been signed by more than 30 countries.

Blog: Small is Beautiful…Grants, That Is (Part 2)

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Posted January 13th, 2011 by HowMatters

bio: Robert Grabosch

Personal Information First (Given) Name:  Robert Last (Family) Name:  Grabosch Country or Region:  Germany Country or Region:  South Africa German candidate attorney at the European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights, currently in Pretoria, South Africa Organization:  European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights

bio: The Peace and Justice Initiative

Personal Information Country or Region:  Netherlands The Peace and Justice Initiative is a network of international criminal law professionals. Our legal, investigative and military experts have experience of working in the whole spectrum of international and mixed courts and tribunals. Organization:  Peace and Justice Initiative