PEACE. has launched a series of discussions to seek information about the need for medical assistance in Myanmar from local institutions in an effort to assess conditions and determine how it can help address the situation.
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Support for the Cervical Cancer Screening and Treatment Program Organized by the Myanmar Interfaith Dialogue Organization (MIDO)at Yangon Central Women’s and Children’s Hospital
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At the Yangon Central Women’s and Children’s Hospital i…
Support for the Cervical Cancer Screening and Treatment Program Organized by the Myanmar Interfaith Dialogue Organization (MIDO)at Yangon Central Women’s and Children’s Hospital
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《ingo PEACE.》 Opens a Humanitarian Food Transport Route to the Long-Blocked Chin State, Republic of the Union of Myanmar
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《ingo PEACE.》 Opens a Humanitarian Food Transport Route to the Long-Blocked Chin State, Republic of the Union of Myanmar
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《ingo PEACE.》The judgement at Taikkyi District Court in the Republic of the Union of Myanmar brings a light on “Equality under the law”
~ Pro bono activity (Free legal assistance) sheds light on judicial fairness and social justice in a serious criminal case related to human rights ~
Returning to the roots of law and human rights — A new …
《ingo PEACE.》The judgement at Taikkyi District Court in the Republic of the Union of Myanmar brings a light on “Equality under the law”
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ingo PEACE. Promotes the Return of Approximately 90,000 Citizens to Their Hometowns in Loikaw, Capital of Kayah State, Myanmar
~ First Joint Peace Project Report in Collaboration with Religious Organizations ~
Toward an International Peace Model Realizing ‘Social J…
ingo PEACE. Promotes the Return of Approximately 90,000 Citizens to Their Hometowns in Loikaw, Capital of Kayah State, Myanmar