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Violence<strong>Against</strong>Womenfor the protection and promotionof the human rights of women10 REPORTS / YEAR 2003Carin Benninger-BudelLucinda O'Hanlon
Violence <strong>Against</strong> Women: 10 Reports / Year 2003AcknowledgementsOMCT would like to especially thank Nadja Houben for herresearch and drafting of the reports on Estonia and Mali, BorisWijkström for his research and participation in drafting of the reportson Turkey and Colombia and Sonia Lavadinho-Henriques and AnaAugusta Nascimento Tôrres for their research and participation in thedrafting of the report on BrazilMoreover, we would also like to thank Akram Chowdhury of theBangladesh Institute for Human Rights for his work on the report onviolence against girls in Bangladesh.The authors also express their sincere gratitude to the followinghuman rights organisations and individuals for their valuable contributionsto the ten reports compiled in this publication:Natalia Abubikirova, Association of Crisis Centers for Women“Stop Violence” (Russia); Marianna Solomatova, Angel Coalition(Russia); Natalia Berdnikova and Galina Grishina, East-WestWomen’s Innovation Projects (Russia); Albina Pashina, Yaroslavna(Russia); Masha Mokhova, Syostri Crisis Center (Russia); LyudmilaAlpern, Moscow Center for Prison Reform (Russia); Elena Mashkova,FEMINA (Russia); Nastya Denisova, Trafficking Project, Krasnodar(Russia); Erica Burman, Department of Psychology and SpeechPathology, the Manchester Metropolitan University (UnitedKingdom); Sumanta Roy and Indira Purushothaman, IMKAAN(United Kingdom); Gemma Rosenblatt, the Fawcett Society (UnitedKingdom); Alida Toren, Domestic Violence Information Officer,Women’s Aid Federation of England (United Kingdom); FeraySalman, Human Rights Association of Turkey (IHD); Women forWomen’s Human Rights (Turkey); Patricia Guerrero, Comite ejecutivointernacional de la WILPF, Liga de Mujeres Desplazadas(Colombia); Patricia Ramirez Parra, Ruta Pacifica de lasMujeres – Regional Santander (Colombia); Luisa Cabal, Center forReproductive Rights (Colombia); Milen Kidane and Christian Balslev,UNICEF-Eritrea; Jelena Karzetskaja, Legal Information Centre forHuman Rights (Estonia); Madeleine Afite, Co-ordinator of ACATLittoral (Cameroon); Fatoumata Sire Diakite, Association pour leProgrès et la Défense des Droits des Femmes Mali.
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