Posts Tagged ‘Renu Rajbhandari’
January 19, 2017
KIOS is perhaps not the best-known human rights foundation in the world but that is surely mostly due to the fact that it operates from a small base: Finland. KIOS was founded by 11 Finnish human rights and development NGOs. The representatives of the founding NGOs form the Board of KIOS. In Finland, KIOS raises awareness on the significance of human rights and the work of human rights defenders in developing countries. It also advocates for the development of good practices in Finnish foreign and development policy in support ofHRDs. KIOS focuses its external support on 3 countries in East Africa (Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda) and 3 in South Asia (Nepal, Sri Lanka and to Tibetan civil society organizations in exile). Some long-term partner organizations of KIOS are also supported in Bangladesh, Burundi, Ethiopia and Pakistan. Ulla Anttila is the Executive Director.

On 17 December 2016 KIOS published four video links of interviews with human rights defenders from Asia and Africa (video links), available on You Tube:
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Tags: Adilur Rahman Khan, Andrew Anderson, Bangladesh, Finland, Hala Al-Karib, Human Rights Defenders, interview, Kenya, KIOS foundation, Nepal, Renu Rajbhandari, Tibet, Ulla Anttila, video clip, Yussuf Bashir
September 21, 2013
The Himalayan Times of 20 September reports that the National Alliance of Women Human Rights Defenders in collaboration with more than two dozen other organisations working for the rights of women and children is all set to launch a ‘National Campaign Against Rape’ today. The campaign will continue till December 10 when the Human Rights Day is observed. The main objective of the campaign Read the rest of this entry »
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Tags: CEDAW, Himalayan Times, human rights, Human Rights Day, impunity, National Alliance of Women Human Rights Defenders, national campaign, Nepal Police, rape, rape cases, Renu Rajbhandari, women human rights defenders, Women's rights