MINELRES: "Human Rights in Georgia" # 6 (40): First project on Roma in the Caucasus

MINELRES moderator [email protected]
Thu Jul 18 16:18:38 2002


Original sender: Ucha Nanuashvili <[email protected]>


Dear All,
 
Attached please find "Human Rights in Georgia", monthly bulletin #
6(40).
 
The bulletins contains the following issues:

HRIDC has joined SOS-Torture � OMCT Network 
Attack on the Liberty Institute 
An International Day in Support of Victims of Torture 
New Project of HRIDC: Roma Rights Protection Center 
Former policeman threatens suicide 
New bill on Military Service has been prepared 
Police continue to cooperate with Religious Extremists 
English Bank Director kidnapped 
Prisoners escape 
The UN mission blamed in support of Trafficking 
Earthquake victims supported only with food 
Why do Georgians attack foreigners?
Beaten prisoner moved to jail
Excommunicated priest anathematizes Public Defender
Government neglects earthquake victims


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New Project of HRIDC: Roma Rights Protection Center

TBILISI, GEORGIA - HRIDC has started to launch the project -
"Protection Center for Roma Community in Georgia". This is the first
project in the Caucasus region concerning the Roma people and it aims
at the protection of their rights, creation of data basis, determine
their number, living conditions and needs. 

In the framework of the project several seminars will be held, as well
as the meetings with the representative of the organizations working
on the national minority's problems. Hot-line will be established, as
well as the legal consultations will be given  to Roma people free of
charge. The Project is financed by the World Bank's Small Grants
Program.

The project will support the creation of Roma NGO's and the resource
centers as well in the future.      

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Best wishes,
 
Ucha Nanuashvili
 
Executive Director
Human Rights Information and Documentation Center
 
42 Rustaveli Ave., 380008, Tbilisi, Georgia
Tel./Fax: (995 32) 93 52 49
Mobile: (995 99) 50 80 36
E-mail: [email protected]
Web-Site: www.hridc.org
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