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hows ur project going on?
In answer to your question, I taught with Indian University's Malaysia Project in Shah Alam, Malaysia, and then helped to set up a cognitive science department for the new Univeristy of Malyasia on Sarawak, Borneo
Several months ago, I submitted an application for the 2008 JusticeMakers Competition. In doing so, I joined a global community of legal aid lawyers, policemen, and NGO officers that had proposed solutions for curbing torture and legal abuse on a local level.
Last month, I received word that my application was one of a handful of proposals to be named a JusticeMakers Finalist. With your assistance, I now have a shot at winning $5,000 to implement my idea.
Here's how you can help.
1. Register for www.justicemakers.net.
2. Login and click "Browse Projects" on the left hand side of the page.
3. Browse or search for [waheed], my JusticeMakers username, and click on it.
4. Click on the orange "Rate Me" icon that appears on the top of the page.
5. Read a short summary of my proposal and rate my project. (Preferably with five stars.)
Thatʼs it! If, on November 13, I have the highest average rating of any project, Iʼll win the $5,000 to implement my project. :)
Please let me know if you have any questions and thank you in advance for your help.
Waheed Ahmad
Advocate High Court
Contact Person AIJA for Pakistan
Address: 2/136- A Aman Park baghbanpura
Lahore, Pakistan
Cell# +92-300-4254329
Fax# 0092-42-6844293
Email : waheed2000@yahoo.com
Good to see you on this Network.It really glad to know you are working in refugee resettlement .I am also working in Nepal with UNHCR in Bhutanese refugee resettlement programme form Nepal.It would be nice for sharing experciences each other .
Hope we will be in touch
Yadab
...By the way, did i evertell you that "Sana's" actually also a Swahili word? Now you know...still waiting for you to deliver what you promised...getting old infront of my PC in the process!
By the way, ever heard of Dengue Fever, an American-Camodian group in L.A a cultural-cross-pollination of soft-roc that goes bac to the Camodia of the 70s...chec it out and, hopefully, enoy it here:
http://www.mp3.com/artist/dengue-fever/summary/
Nick.
Nick.
Sorry! I am back to Nairobi where there's limited access to the net but i at least try to be online for at least two hours a day...apart from the weekends set aside for family and friends....So, sorry for the delay...
Here's the interesting read and the link: www.st-andrews.ac.uk/~wwwir/cpcs/papers/Cambodia%20and%20the%20Liberal%20Peace.pdf
I hope it works but in the event it doesn't let me know then perhaps i could send you the article via email...
Tan=lking of which, ..the prospect of receiving your pix from back home's exciting: send them to my email: nich121@yahoo.com.
By the way, I've not quite read the article but it came up in one of my follow-up Cambodia readings google searches. I hope to do so then we can exchange notes on it...
My best wishes!
Cheers!
Nick.
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