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Henry Schwarz

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Feb 29, 2008, 12:26:17 AM2/29/08
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Dear Friends,

These people might profit from a writeup of the situation in Maininagar,
as well as of other DNT concerns. The DNT issue does not seem to fall
within their purview, but the website is highly interactive, and I'm
sure will allow input from interested readers.

Henry

Subject: H-ASIA: RESOURCE World Directory of Minorities & Indigenous Peoples

H-ASIA
February 28, 2008

Resource: MRGI (Minority Rights Group International) launches World
Directory of Minorities and Indigenous Peoples

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From: "Kurt Mills [H-Human-Rights]" <mi...@MAIL.H-NET.MSU.EDU>

Reposted from the JUSTWATCH-L:


Minority Rights Group International is pleased to announce the launch of the
first online directory of the world's minorities and indigenous peoples, on
February 27th 2008. The World Directory of Minorities and Indigenous Peoples
covers 220 of the world's countries and dependent territories, and features
profiles of about 700 minorities/indigenous peoples. It is a unique resource
for policy-makers, governments, journalists, academics and all those with an
interest in the growing field of minority rights.

To access the directory, go to http://www.minorityrights.org/directory

The World Directory is being launched in conjunction with our annual Peoples
Under Threat ranking, which seeks to identify peoples or groups that are most
under threat of genocide, mass killing or systemic violence repression in 2008.
This year's survey reveals that over half of the top twenty countries in the
world where people are most under threat of genocide or mass killing are in
Africa.

For more details, go to www.minorityrights.org/peoplesunderthreat Minority
Rights Group International (MRG) is a non governmental organisation working to
secure the rights of ethnic, religious and linguistic minorities and indigenous
peoples worldwide.


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Henry Schwarz
Associate Professor
Georgetown University
Washington, DC 20057-1131
414-795-0017
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