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INDEX 357Novib, 143Nucleus for the Study of EthnicRelations (NUER), 322–323NWLC, 105–106O’Brien, Edward, 245Office for the Defense of the Rights ofWomen (DEMUS), 77Oligarchic nature of the Philippinepolity, 200–201Open Society Institute (OSI), 235, 272Organization for Security andCooperation in Europe, 238Other Path, The (de Soto), 209Overlaps among grantee efforts, 37Pakikisama, 211Palakasan system, 215Palawan Province Council forSustainable Development, 210Palermo University Law School, 76,79, 275Palestinians, 291–292, 321–322Palestinian Society for the Protectionof Human Rights and theEnvironment, 289–290Palous, Martin, 244Pan African Congress, 25Paraguay, 295Paralegal development, 213–215,220–221, 297–299. See alsoNonlawyers as legal resources fortheir communitiesPartnerships, Ford/grantee, 7–9Pass laws, 21, 25–26, 30, 285Patient’s bill of rights, 116Peking University, 176, 183, 275, 276People’s organizations (POs), 200,214–215People’s Republic of China (PRC),161, 162. See also ChinaPerformance assessment, 255Permanent Assembly for HumanRights, 63Peru, 56–57, 334–336. See alsoAndean region/Southern cone ofSouth America; Humanrights–related law effortsPeruvian Society for EnvironmentalLaw (SPDA), 71–72, 74, 78Petranov, Borislav, 252Petrova, Dimitrina, 239Philippines: alternative dispute resolution,307–308; alternative lawgroups, 197–202; changes and contributions,218–219; clinics, lawschool legal aid, 206, 278; donorprogramming approaches, 221–223;evolution of ALGs andFoundation’s support, 202–208;funding challenges for NGOs,205–206, 222, 223; future, visionof the, 223–224; gender issues,199, 210; human rights–related lawefforts, 202–204, 207; implementation,legal, 212–221; interviews forthis study, people involved in the,226–231; lessons and insights,219–223; nonlawyers as legalresources for their communities,220, 303–304, 307–308, 311–312;oligarchic nature of the Philippinepolity, 200–201; paralegal development,213–215; people’s organizations,214–215; personal relationsand human interaction, 201, 211;policy advice and regulatoryreform, 208–212; political transitions,NGOs adapting to major,333–334; preview, chapter, 11–12;research, uses of law-related,217–218; summary, chapter,218–224Pinochet, Augusto, 323Planning, strategic long-term, 255Platek, Monica, 245, 250, 252Poland, 238, 240, 247. See alsoEurope, EasternPolice/official violence: Bangladesh,135, 143; Europe, Eastern, 238;Israel, 291; Roma people, 293–294;South Africa, 21, 26–27, 35Policy advice and regulatory reform,97–102, 208–212, 249, 311–312,316–320Political transitions, NGOs adapting tomajor, 327; Argentina, 329–330;climate, dealing with changes inpolitical, 334–337; Europe, Eastern,330–331; human rights–related law