Peacekeeper Cause-metics Competitors

The Center for Human Rights in Iran (CHRI) is comprised of award-winning journalists, researchers and human rights advocates. Our staff collaborates with an extensive team of independent investigators, civil society activists and human rights defenders inside Iran, allowing CHRI to report on and document real-time, on-the-ground human rights conditions in Iran. Our team includes writers and multimedia professionals, enabling CHRI to disseminate its findings through comprehensive reports, briefing papers, breaking news articles and continuous news updates, press releases, blogs, videos, audio podcasts, and interactive online projects. Members of our team regularly brief journalists and policy makers, and work to expand public awareness of human rights issues through print and broadcast media interviews. We advocate with governments and major international organizations, and partner with activists around the world to inform the international community of the state of human rights in Iran, advance basic rights and freedoms, and hold Iran accountable to its international obligations. Our English Instagram: @centerforhumanrights Our Twitter: @ICHRI

South Sudan Women Empowerment Network (SSWEN) is a non-profit, non-partisan, and non-governmental organization founded by one of the prominent leaders in South Sudan's women's movement called Lilian Riziq. SWEN was first formed through an electronic list-serve in 2005 and has since emerged as a driver of South Sudanese women's transnational activism. The movement grew and attracted several other women who joined the movement and expanded in its mission. SSWEN focuses on women's empowerment through programs that encourage women's participation in broad-spectrum decision-making and development initiatives, gender, and human rights advocacy. We envision a South Sudanese society free of gender bias, where women are empowered, self-reliant, and enjoying fundamental rights. SSWEN's goal is to improve South Sudanese women's lives through increased access to justice, health services livelihoods for women and children, raise awareness on women's issues, and create linkages with the public and private sector.