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Extractions: Skip redundant navigation Home This Is USAID Privacy ... Contact The United States Agency for International Development Foreign Language Subject Guide USAID in Africa ABIC ABIC Guides Foreign Language Site Map Contact Us AFR/ FAQs Search USAID/ AFR: Choose a guide: use this link for text-only nav BY COUNTRY Africa in General Angola Benin Burundi DR Congo Eritrea Ethiopia Ghana Guinea Kenya Liberia Madagascar Malawi Mali Mozambique Namibia Nigeria Rwanda Senegal Somalia South Africa Tanzania Uganda Zambia Zimbabwe BY SUBJECT Africa - General Agriculture Conflict Democracy Economic Growth Education Environment Languages HIV/AIDS Health International Trade Technology Gender Africa Specific:
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Extractions: ANNUAL REPORT FOR 2001 Report to Funders Forest Peoples Programme 1c Fosseway Business Centre, Stratford Road, Moreton-in-Marsh, GL56 9NQ, England Tel: + 44 1608 652 893 Fax: + 44 1608 652 878 Email: info@fppwrm.gn.apc.org Registered in the Netherlands as a non-profit organisation as Stichting Forest Peoples Programme The Northern Office of the World Rainforest Movement What is the Forest Peoples Programme? The Forest Peoples Programme exists to support the response of forest peoples to the global forest crisis. It aims to secure the rights of peoples, who live in the forests and depend on them for their livelihoods, to control their lands and destinies. The programme seeks to create political space for forest peoples to exercise their right to self-determination and to practise sustainable forest management. The Programme has five main goals: to support an effective global movement of forest peoples. to promote coordinated action on forests by NGOs of North and South in line with forest peoples visions and concerns. to promote the rights and interests of forest peoples in international forest policy and human rights fora.
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Extractions: Fees ... Assembly Program Brochure Program Length: 45 min. Students learn about the immense musical diversity within African cultures, gain a unique perspective of the continent and at the same time are shown some common denominators of human experience through engaging performance. clapping and singing participation, musical instrument demonstrations and dialogue of personal experiences. Program Contents Instrument Demonstrations Performance : Song titles (Swahili vocals and instrumentals) are Funga Roho, Congo River, Happy Drums, Kacheche, Hakuna Matata, Giza , pre-recorded indigenous music (Wambuti) and Mawingu which brings the program to a gentle close leaving the children with a thought on the universality of human experience.
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Extractions: The United Nations University Institute of Advanced Studies (UNU/IAS) Universal Networking Language Programme : an electronic language for the Internet, which enables people from around the world to communicate in their native languages. It is a software system that will reside on the Internet, and will be compatible with standard network browsers. Intermedia : offers multilingual chat products, such as servers and applications, in French, Spanish, Russian and Chinese Languageforce : offers multilingual chat server Altavista Translation Service : provides a free service to the Internet community (English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and German) Arab Media Internet Network : uncensored news from Arab region Uni-verse : delivers the suite of online, multi-lingual, multi-directional machine translation and voice recognition products
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Extractions: 22 January 2003 Genocide in Comparative Perspective Instructors Eric Markusen, MSW, Ph.D., Senior Researcher, Danish Institute for International Studies, Department for Holocaust and Genocide Studies; Professor of Sociology and Social Work, Southwest State University, Marshall, Minnesota, USA. e-mail: markusen@dchf.dk tlf. 3337 0079 Martin Mennecke, cand. jur., LLM, Ph.D. Fellow (International Law), Danish Institute for International Studies, Department for Holocaust and Genocide Studies. e-mail: mmennecke@dchf.dk tlf. 3337 0077 Preliminary Course Outline and Readings Session 1: 5 February Introduction of instructors and students Introduction of the course topic: The emerging field of genocide studies and the concept of genocide No required reading Session 2: 12 February Definitions of genocide Genocide of indigenous peoples Required reading: Frank Chalk and Kurt Jonassohn, "The Conceptual Framework," The History and Sociology of Genocide , Yale University Press, 1990, pp. 3-43 Century of Genocide , Foreword, Introduction, Chapter 1 (Genocide of the Hereros), Chapter 13 (Physical and Cultural Genocide of Various Indigenous Peoples) Suggested reading: Helen Fein, "Genocide: A Sociological Perspective"
