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This Library contains over 2,000 books on a database which are available for borrowing.
To search the library click on "Las Casas Library" above. This will display the entire contents of the library.
To find a particular entry use "find" under the edit menu of your browser.
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Las Casas Centre for Justice and Peace and the Care of Creation
PO Box 353
Strathfield
NSW 2135
Telephone: (02) 9715 3935
Contact: justice@opeast.org.au
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- Catholics in Coalition for Justice and Peace: www.ccjpoz.org
The organization gives information in a quarterly newsletter, in monthly seminars and in a 2-page publication called "Check Out". They have information for Letter Writing.
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- Oxfam: www.oxfam.org.au
The organization works for the Make Poverty History Campaign to achieve the Millennium Development Goals. They promote Fair Trade, especially in tea and coffee. There is also a campaign update containing the latest campaign actions, news and updates. Subscribe from the Campaign link on the website or Oxfam, 156 George Street, Fitzroy Vic 3065
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- Justice in Asia
A resource for letter writing for justice in Asia is hotline@acpp.org
1/F 52 Princess Margaret Road Kowloon Hong Kong
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- Amnesty International, Australia www.amnesty.org.au
Amnesty is mostly concerned with writing to overseas' government authorities to obtain the release of prisoners of conscience. Action is also taken for justice within Australia. Amnesty provides information for letters which you can undertake to write regularly, from the website, or Amnesty International Australia, Locked Bag 23, Broadway NSW 2007. Tel:1 300 300 920
Recent appeals can be viewed at www.amnesty.org.au/news/archive
In April 2009, they appealed to authorities in Burundi to investigate the killing on 8 April of Ernest Manirumva, the vice-president of the non-government anti-corruption organization, the Observatory for the Struggle against Corruption and Economic Embezzlement.
For update email: urgentaction@amnesty.org.au quoting: 21 April 2009 Burundi AFR 16/03/2009 UA 104/09
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