UNICEF and other Children Protection Organizations

185POSTS

15 years ago

Dear all,

it is somewhat urgent, so together with searching the web, I post it here.

Does anyone know any of the Children Rights Protection Organization functioning in Tripoli? This is for a friend of mine, and the info needed quite urgently. If this minute any of you is just surfing the web without any particular objective, could you please, search the web with me to get the info.

Thanks in advance!

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Palachakh Contributor

185POSTS

15 years ago

thanks, Mudman!

Thanks so much!

MoEl Serial expat

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15 years ago

What ever you've seen or heard, I've seen and heard worse, Palachakh

Mudman Serial expat

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15 years ago

MoEl wrote:
What ever you've seen or heard, I've seen and heard worse, Palachakh

Damn, you're competitive Mo!

hamid2010 Active member

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15 years ago

hey palachakh

check out this
http://waatasemu.org.ly/eng/GeneralManager.aspx

MoEl Serial expat

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15 years ago

Mudman wrote:
MoEl wrote:
What ever you've seen or heard, I've seen and heard worse, Palachakh

Damn, you're competitive Mo!

*in a needlessly angry tone* WHAT?! what did you just call me? you wanna race? Huh? you wanna race?

Sandman6 ViP

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15 years ago

I thought UNICEF and a load of other NGO's got booted out a while back?

Samakauk ViP

276POSTS

15 years ago

Get him to call 1515 it is an organisation against domestic violence. I think they would help

Palachakh Contributor

185POSTS

15 years ago

#10

Thanks again, guys!

Only just noticed

that being excited starting this thread, spelt UNICEF wrongly. What a shame!

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Thebigtuna Contributor

140POSTS

15 years ago

#11

Sandman6 wrote:
I thought UNICEF and a load of other NGO's got booted out a while back?

Please stop spinning facts in order to advance your intolerance. As you are well aware, NGOs were never allowed in Libya and therefore can't have been "booted out". The UN (which is not an NGO) operates here and has for a very, very long time. Whether they were ever made to leave Libya in the past I don't have information, but it seems extremely doubtful because to do so would be tantamount to Libya renouncing its membership in the UN. A particular agency can be ordered to leave if the government decides they don't want the UN's help with the issue that agency was helping them with (that happened earlier this year when the refugee agency, which was helping deal with African migrants, was told to leave-see link below). But Libya, being a member of the UN, simply can't kick the UN out of the country unless they were actually leaving the UN.

Again, please stop spinning facts to advance your agenda. You hate Libya, we get it already. You really don't need to remind us by taking shots at the country every single chance that comes your way.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/10264625