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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
- Indian Waste-pickers Demand “Climate Justice” at Global Warming Summit (December 14)
- Gulu Councils Vote to Make Services Available to War-Disabled in Northern Uganda (November 25)
- Relatives of Peru's Disappeared Win a Place at the Political Table (November 9)
- Kenyan Police Ignore Attack on Pioneering Women's Village (August 19)
- Community Justice Thrives in the Villages of Eastern Congo (August 6)
- Appointment of New Labor Judges Promises Justice for Palestinian Workers (July 24)
- Women from Serbia and Bosnia Find Common Ground at Srebrenica Gravesite (July 17)
- Minorities Disillusioned by Iran's Democracy Movement (July 7)
- Volunteer Brings Students in Washington Face-to-Face with Kenyan Poverty (June 26)
- New Women's Network Seeks to End Gun Violence in the Home (June 18)
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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