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Mission
Statement
The Chechnya
Advocacy Network is a grass-roots not-for-profit organization with
a horizontal structure and network member groups all over the US
and Europe (see Our Structure). We
are independent, non-partisan and non-denominational.
Through the activities of our members and staff we combine four
broad areas of action:
1. Raising awareness about the human rights, security and socio-economic
situation in Chechnya and the North Caucasus among policy-makers
and the public
2. Advocating for effective international humanitarian and development
assistance
3. Producing and promoting high-quality analysis of the situation
in Chechnya and the North Caucasus
4. Addressing the material, legal and educational needs of residents
of Chechnya and the North Caucasus as well as Chechen refugees in
exile through developing innovative projects and cooperating with
partner NGOs
Our goal is to help the residents of the North Caucasus region build
a peaceful, prosperous and democratic future that will allow them
to live normal, happy lives. We are guided in our work by the needs
and priorities of individuals and communities affected by the wars,
violence, human rights violations, displacement and deprivation
of the past decade and a half. Because we consider ourselves on
the side of the many victims of the conflict that has torn Chechnya
for years, CAN does not side, and has never sided, with any of the
parties involved nor do we promote any specific political outcomes.
New York, October 2006
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| Humanitarian
crisis in Chechnya: |
| Hunger,
desperate poverty, people living in bombed-out ruins and squalid
camps, landmines causing daily casualties, widespread health problems
and a whole generation growing up without adequate schooling...
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