Cash Crunch: Funds Dry Up For Human-Rights Lobbies
Published: Sunday | August 17, 2014 0 Comments
Trevor Munroe
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Nadine Wilson, Staff Reporter
The reluctance of one local human-rights lobby to push the agenda of overseas backers has resulted in the curtailing of its operations, and the futures of similar organisations are in jeopardy as the ability to secure international funding to fight for citizens' rights has become increasingly difficult.
Yvonne McCalla-Sobers, who chairs advocacy group Families Against State Terrorism (FAST), told The Sunday Gleaner that the non-government organisation (NGO) has been unable to fulfil its mandate in recent times because of a lack of funding.
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Published: Sunday | August 17, 2014 0 Comments
Trevor Munroe
1 2 >
Nadine Wilson, Staff Reporter
The reluctance of one local human-rights lobby to push the agenda of overseas backers has resulted in the curtailing of its operations, and the futures of similar organisations are in jeopardy as the ability to secure international funding to fight for citizens' rights has become increasingly difficult.
Yvonne McCalla-Sobers, who chairs advocacy group Families Against State Terrorism (FAST), told The Sunday Gleaner that the non-government organisation (NGO) has been unable to fulfil its mandate in recent times because of a lack of funding.
http://jamaica-gleaner.com/gleaner/2...ead/lead1.html
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