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Promotes the rights and interests of the people of Peru and in particular the poorest sectors The site contains the latest news from Peru, campaign issues, events, volunteer opportunities and a forum for discussion. Key issues covered are human rights, environment, debt and women. 
Amnesty International: working to protect human rights worldwide Reports on Peru relate to the previous regime and its aftermath, and information about Peru can be accessed through AI Annual country reports as well as a number of reports on specific human rights issues
Peru's National Institute of Statistics and Information The largest source of statistical information about Peru's social and economic background (in Spanish only).
Embassy of Peru in the United Kingdom Deepening ties of co-operation and understanding between Peru and the United Kingdom.
New Internationalist: reporting on issues of world poverty and equality Regular and thought provoking coverage of international development issues in a monthly magazine, including regular coverage of Peru.
A coalition of UK charities (including Project Peru), trade unions, campaigning groups and celebrities, who came together in 2005 to demand that rich countries increase aid and make it work better for poor people, cancel world debt and change the rules of world trade so that they favour the interests of the poor. The coalition was part of the Global Call to Action Against Poverty, a worldwide movement that came together at key points during 2005. Project Peru was part of the campaign to make poverty history in 2005. Other specialist coalitions and networks will, from 2006, build on the collective strengths of the Make Poverty History campaign by continuing to campaign on their specific issues. For more information click here. |
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