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26 February 2014
Human rights violations against people affected by leprosy in India
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25 February 2014
‘Burma Unmasked’ – the HART 2014 Scholarship Competition
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3 February 2014
Is Genocide Occurring in Sudan?
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28 January 2014
South Sudan Crisis: Impact on the Nuba Mountains and Blue Nile
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24 January 2014
Timor Leste: Leading the Asia-Pacific to a hunger free future?
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18 December 2013
Raise money for HART whilst doing your Christmas shopping
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13 November 2013
“How much longer will the international community allow Khartoum to continue its brutal policies with impunity?”: Baroness Cox in the House of Lords
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8 October 2013
Ethno-religious liberty under attack in Nigeria
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4 October 2013
Violent treatment of protesters in central Sudan brings Bashir’s regime into the spotlight
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12 September 2013
This Immoral Trade: A Book Review By Freya Dodd
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2 September 2013
Victims of Their Government: The humanitarian crisis in Blue Nile State, Sudan, 2 years on
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22 August 2013
Swim for Change: An Incredible Journey
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15 August 2013
The Most Dangerous Place on Earth To Be a Mother: Childbirth in South Sudan
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31 July 2013
Dr Sasa visits UK – Update about HARTs Work in Chin State, Burma
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19 July 2013
A Light in the Darkness: fighting ritual prostitution in south India.
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19 July 2013
Burma: Thein Sein visits UK and promises to release all political prisoners
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17 July 2013
House of Lords Debate the Sudanese Question: My First Day as a HART Intern
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4 July 2013
Afternoon tea at the House of Lords: HART competition winners describe their experience
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19 June 2013
An Intern’s eye view: A week of advocacy for Burma’s ethnic nationals.
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2 May 2013
Swim for Change: Join us crossing the English Channel
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25 April 2013
The EU lifts sanctions against Burma: what about the ethnic nationals?
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23 April 2013
Illegal since 1985, but today 30,000 girls in the UK are at risk of Female Genital Mutilation and there hasn’t been a single prosecution.
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19 April 2013
Good news from friends in South Sudan
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1 April 2013
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