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The Impact of Service "I look at myself as having the potential to be as strong and caring as the amazing women I met in Kenya." Kate Cummings (Tufts University) volunteered in 2009 as a Peace Fellow for Vital Voices in Africa. For more 2009 feedback click here.

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News Service

These pages contain archived editions of AdvocacyNet, AP's newsletter (January 2001 - August 2004), and archived news bulletins, which have served as AP's main form of online publication since August 2004.

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Recent News from The Advocacy Project

• Relatives of Peru's Disappeared Use Knitting to Demand Justice, Meet Police Resistance (August 2)
• Afghan Women Challenge Donors to Invest in Women, through Civil Society (July 22)
• Presidents and Prime Ministers Join Grieving Relatives to Rebury 775 Srebrenica Victims (July 19)
• Round-up of News from AP partners (July 2)
• Advocates from 9 countries call for action on Uterine Prolapse and launch international database (June 21)
• Nepali advocate to urge action on uterine prolapse at Washington health summit (June 7)
• AP Volunteer Blasts Gun Violence Against Women at UN Session (March 15)
• Azerbaijanis Denounce Iran for "Blatant" Prisoner Claim at the UN Human Rights Council (March 1)
• Kosovar Civil Society Denounces EU for "Politicized" Trial of Nonviolence Leader (February 16)

For AP's past bulletins, visit the news bulletin section. There you will find our past bulletins organized by country, issue, and date.

To subscribe to AP's news service, send a blank email to advocacynet-subscribe@advocacylists.org.

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