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Are you from one of 81 missing countries? CIVICUS needs you!
From the CIVICUS website:
CIVICUS works to protect the rights, strengthen best practice, and increase the influence of civil society around the world. But CIVICUS cannot accomplish these goals alone. We depend on our members, to inform us of the issues, needs and desires that are most pertinent and relevant to them. Without members in every country, CIVICUS and its network may be less effective in building a more just world – so, help us fill in the gaps.
Find out which countries are missing! Check out our map and list of missing countries.
CIVICUS works to protect the rights, strengthen best practice, and increase the influence of civil society around the world. But CIVICUS cannot accomplish these goals alone. We depend on our members, to inform us of the issues, needs and desires that are most pertinent and relevant to them. Without members in every country, CIVICUS and its network may be less effective in building a more just world – so, help us fill in the gaps.
Find out which countries are missing! Check out our map and list of missing countries.
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Permalink Reply by Mohamed on
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Dear everybody,
My name is Sidi Mohamed Oubit. I am a Moroccan high school teacher and an international educator. I have a rich experience in working and representing NGO's. I belong to one of the missing countries in your map; Morocco. I am ready to help and cooperate.
Best regards.
Oubit.
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Permalink Reply by Kumarian Press on -
Hi Oubit,
That's great. I'm sure CIVICUS will be happy to hear from you. Just send information about your organization to: membership@civicus.org
Thanks,
Kumarian
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Permalink Reply by Bishnu Hari Bhandari on -
Greetings from Nepal,
My name is Bishnu Hari Bhandari, working in a human rights organisation named -Institute of Human Rights Communciation Nepal (IHRICON). I would like to kindly inform you that Nepal is missing from the list.
Could you please add the name of Nepal?
Regards,
Bishnu Hari Bhandari
Nepal
chitwan7@gmail.com
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