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    Icelandic Human Rights Centre
    UNESCO's collaboration with the Icelandic Human Rights Centre in the field of the right to education has grown significantly in recent past. Read more...     		? average | Votes: 0
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    Date Added: 2003-01-27 1:14 pm
    Date Modified: 2003-06-19 12:41 pm


     
     

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    WebsiteIcelandic Human Rights Centre website   (Go)
    The Icelandic Human Rights Center was founded on June 17th 1994 by nine organizations working in various fields of human rights. Since then, one has gone out of the Center but three more have been accepted as members so they are now eleven altogether.

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