Re: 11- 01 Afghanistan: Women & Children in Special Need--3 Simple Ways You Can

["Sigrid Loos" <sigloos@libero.it>]

Ciao tutti ho sbirciato sul sito http://www.helpafghanwomen.com
citato nel  messaggio qui sotto. I prodotti offerti come artigianato fatto
dalle donne afgane mi sembrano una buona idea come regalo di Natale (idea di
Alessandro Marescotti che girava in Ottobre per un Natale non consumistico).
Ecco qui si possono fare regali e sostenere le donne afgane nei campi
profughi in Pakistan.
saluti di pace
Sigrid
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From: "Nello Margiotta" <animarg@tin.it>
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Sent: Tuesday, November 20, 2001 12:54 PM
Subject: Fw: 11- 01 Afghanistan: Women & Children in Special Need--3 Simple
Ways You Can


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> Sent: Monday, November 19, 2001 6:49 PM
> Subject: 11- 01 Afghanistan: Women & Children in Special Need--3 Simple
Ways
> You Can
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> > Afghanistan: Women & Children in Special Need--3
> > Simple Ways You Can
> > Help.
> >
> > While we as nation have grieved and given to the
> > victims of the horrific
> > terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, we hope that
> > Americans will also
> > remember the women and children of Afghanistan, in
> > particular, who have
> > been victims of over two decades of drought, human
> > rights abuses, war and
> > now gender apartheid under the brutal Taliban regime.
> > Under the Taliban,
> > virtually no women or girls are allowed access to
> > healthcare or the
> > opportunity to work or be educated.
> >
> > Long before the current US military action in
> > Afghanistan against the
> > Taliban and the terrorists, many US-based groups had
> > been working in
> > country and in neighboring refugee camps to alleviate
> > the suffering of the
> > Afghan people. Other groups have worked here in the
> > U.S. to educate
> > Americans on the plight of Afghan women and girls.
> > Afghans make up the
> > world's largest refugee population. Conditions in the
> > camps are extremely
> > dire and in need of immediate funding. Conditions for
> > women and girls in
> > country and in the camps are even worse.
> >
> > The humanitarian groups we are highlighting here have
> > been working on
> > behalf of the people of Afghanistan for some time.
> > They are thoughtful
> > and legitimate groups and we are offering 3 simple
> > ways to contribute to
> > the very important humanitarian work they are
> > undertaking.
> >
> > We hope you will contribute what you can to their
> > efforts. These agencies
> > have been carefully researched. You can contact Women
> > Leaders Online
> > directly at wlo@wlo.org with any specific
> > questions/concerns. Please
> > remember that just $1 American dollar goes such a long
> > way. In some cases
> > it can mean the difference between life and death.
> > Please forward this
> > email to your family and friends.
> >
> > 1. Afghan Woman's Mission, and RAWA
> > http://www.afghanwomensmission.org
> > The Afghan Women's Mission funds projects which
> > address the desperate
> > healthcare, education and empowerment needs of Afghan
> > refugees-primarily
> > women and children. Contributors can chose how their
> > money is to be
> > spent. Afghan Women's Mission and RAWA have been
> > recently highlighted on
> > CNN and on the Oprah Winfrey show. Contribute online
> > at
> > http://www.afghanwomensmission.org/help_us/donate.php
> > or send a check to:
> > Afghan Woman's Mission 260 S. Lake Avenue, PMB 165
> > Pasadena, California
> > 91101 USA
> >
> > 2. The Feminist Majority http://www.feminist.org
> > This group has worked for many years now on behalf of
> > Afghanistani women
> > and girls and against the harsh gender apartheid that
> > exists since the
> > Taliban took hold. One can donate directly online OR
> > purchase gifts and
> > handicrafts made by Afghanistan women in refugee camps
> > with the proceeds
> > going directly to those groups of women. Contribute or
> > purchase online
> > at: http://www.helpafghanwomen.com or send a check to:
> > The Feminist
> > Majority Campaign to Stop Gender Apartheid 1600 Wilson
> > Boulevard, Suite
> > 801 Arlington, VA 22209
> >
> > 3. InterAction Members http://www.interaction.org
> > InterAction is the US's largest coalition of
> > organizations working
> > overseas in refugee and disaster assistance,
> > sustainable development, and
> > humanitarian aid. Several InterAction members are
> > currently working to
> > alleviate the humanitarian crisis in and around
> > Afghanistan. InterAction
> > members certify to strict operating standards and
> > include groups such as
> > Mercy Corps, Save the Children, and CARE. Visit
> > http://www.interaction.org/afghanistan to contribute
> > to the agency of your
> > choice.
> >
> > We hope this helps to simplify the giving process and
> > target the main
> > victims--the many women and children of this region
> > who seem to suffer
> > most
> >
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