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"NGO" Definitions
  1. non-governmental organization (a charity, association, etc. that is independent of government and business)Topics Social issuesc1
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government government agency government department government ministry for-profit business for-profit enterprise agency office department bureau section limited company company corporation enterprise firm PLC joint-stock company public limited company limited liability company

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"Grifter" puts the blame for Andy Ngo completely on Andy Ngo.
One of Berlin's highest profile restaurateurs, Ngo also runs the popular spots Kuchi, Madame Ngo and Cocolo Ramen.
Joe Bernstein met Ngo the day of the assault, planning to explore how Ngo constructs an incendiary political narrative.
"It is increasingly clear that the NGO committee acts more and more like an anti-NGO committee," she said.
"After the NGO Aquarius was sent to Spain, now the NGO Lifeline will go to Malta, where this illegal ship will be seized," he wrote on Twitter.
Organized by No Means No Worldwide, an international NGO, in collaboration with Ujamaa Africa, a local NGO, groups known as the Shosho Jikinge ("grandmother defend yourself") have been formed.
This energy company funded a non-government organization (NGO) based in Hong Kong and Virginia that Ho heads, the statement said, without naming the Shanghai company or the NGO.
The NGO won in court, but the company didn't obey the ruling — and the NGO reportedly didn't have enough money to launch a second court case against the company.
And the attack on Ngo seems less like a part of a broader pattern of attacks on journalists than it does part of a specific feud between Portland antifa and Ngo; they didn't appear to target other journalists at the rally in the same fashion (which doesn't excuse the attack on Ngo).
Four NGO delegates who attended the meeting spoke to BuzzFeed News, including Melissa Torres, a delegate for Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, and Susan O'Malley, who chairs the CSW NGO board.
There is a corporate media system — Twitter, Fox News, the Wall Street Journal — that wants Andy Ngo, that needs Andy Ngo, and it prefers him with a black eye because it's better content.
"It could be, I'm not saying it was, a criminal action by these NGO guys," Bolsonaro said, blaming NGO employees like Alcântara, who are, in fact, actively working to prevent fires and deforestation.
This eventually prompted Ngo to pick one up for herself.
There's not a lot of news in what Ngo does.
Brian Weeden of the Secure World Foundation, an NGO, agrees.
On Monday, Ngo announced that her father had passed away.
The National Assembly has been reduced to an impotent NGO.
For the final week, Ngo has a surprise in store.
My NGO actually accompanied her to go through the process.
In June 2016, Ngo was fired, according to the complaint.
One such project is run by BRAC, Bangladesh's largest NGO.
Britain could be left looking like an NGO with nukes.
The article also misspelled the nickname of Trinh Thi Ngo.
Rick Ngo, a surgeon, paddled over from a nearby subdivision.
Both he and his brother, Ngo Dinh Nhu, were assassinated.
An NGO worker in Juba shows off a picture of boxes and boxes of currency loaded onto a small plane: to pay local staff, the NGO must first pay a hefty extra baggage fee.
"If the Overseas NGO Law was invoked as the reason for his detention, this would be a shot across the bow for the NGO community," Shawn Shieh, an independent civil society expert, told Reuters.
And actress Ngo Thanh Van, who also goes by Veronica Ngo, made a statement on Facebook, writing that "it is wrong for the singer to wear a traditional costume of another country without understanding it."
His lawyer claims Ngo suffered a "brain bleed" from the assault.
Both are operated by the Spain-based NGO Proactiva Open Arms.
Antifa has claimed Ngo promotes the interests of the Proud Boys.
Instead of Altmedia, he started using a new NGO named Baltnewsmedia.
"Antifa promises violence," Ngo wrote in a tweet about the video.
Instead, Ngo said, opening his backpack, he had settled on goggles.
I asked Ngo why video was so important to his work.
At the police station two paramedics put Ngo on a stretcher.
Ngo silently filmed him from a distance of a few feet.
Her job was also to document what might happen to Ngo.
Five years on, the NGO law is still in the works.
Jamie Ngo graduated from Rollins College with a degree in Economics.
Running an NGO in Afghanistan is fraught with danger and difficulties.
He works for a small NGO in Togliatti called Project April.
It may be a government or an NGO or a celebrity.
Calls to Fazul Mohamed, the NGO Board's executive director, went unanswered.
From the outset, I was warned that Protrack wasn't an NGO.
But when Protrack says it isn't an NGO, it isn't kidding.
Ngo is seeking reinstatement at the company and unspecified monetary damages.
Through graffiti workshops held at his NGO, Die kulturellen Erben e.
Ngo said on Twitter that he was assaulted by antifa members.
After the disaster, YoAC joined forces with German international NGO Misereor.
Ngo acknowledged as much in the 1994 interview with The Times.
Celebrity trainer Ngo Okafor got me in shape in 28 days.
He says his NGO survives because of its "consciously mild approach".
The elephant had been collared by the NGO Elephants Without Borders.
His name is Chum (Joe Ngo), and he is Neary's father.
Salvini's first act was to close Italy's ports to NGO ships.
Adjunct professors, NGO workers and unemployed screenwriters belong alongside Mark Zuckerberg.
The NGO paid tribute to him in a post on Twitter.
Pegasus was developed by the Israeli government contractor, the NGO Group.
Christoph Bals, policy director at environmental NGO Germanwatch, criticized the changes.
On land, the NGO organizes beach cleanups all over the world.
Ngo is a writer and photographer who contributes to journalistic outlets.
Salvini, who also closed Italy's ports to NGO-run search and rescue vessels carrying migrants rescued in the Mediterranean, expressed fury this weekend when a German NGO vessel defied an order not to enter Italian waters.
"There remain areas of concern, and we will continue to make clear the need for progress in addressing them, including fully resolving 2013 NGO convictions and addressing our concerns about the NGO law," the official said.
Bold, creative individuals—scientists, activists, NGO workers, healthcare professionals—made this happen.
We aren't naming the NGO to protect the safety of its employees.
Italy turned away the French NGO "SOS Mediterranee" Aquarius ship last week.
Refugees and migrants are transferred to a Spanish NGO after being rescued.
The Loomba Foundation, another NGO, estimates that 38m widows are extremely poor.
With that, I introduce to you, my new NGO, Harness the Tears!
None of the NGO staff summoned for questioning have been formally charged.
German non-governmental organization (NGO) Jugend Rettet also helped with the rescues.
"Your body will tell you when you need to eat," Ngo says.
Machsom Watch, an Israeli NGO, said an upgrade was just one step.
EcoPeace, a joint Israeli, Jordanian and Palestinian NGO thinks it just might.
Mexican NGO Equis reports that from 2015 to 2017, the number of
Journalist Andy Ngo on Monday said that liberal politicians in Portland, Ore.
But he didn't exhibit that behavior when he was arrested, Ngo said.
An NGO paid the fines to secure the women's release, Ogbogu said.
The NGO also reported that the internet had not been fully restored.
The stage was set for a major confrontation between Ngo and antifa.
One option is certification offered by the Climate Bonds Initiative (CBI), an NGO.
Radha Stirling helps many of these foreigners with her NGO Detained in Dubai.
This has involved sweeping arrests of NGO workers, independent lawyers and rights activists.
Paolo Narciso heads a humanitarian NGO, Rainbow4Africa, which runs a shelter in Bardonecchia.
BiaCraft 21 Le Ngo Cat Street, District 9033; +2903 2017 2596 0903; biacraft.
Incidentally, "grifter" is the criticism that Ngo told me bothers him the most.
Nevertheless, Ngo sent me a copy of his discharge paperwork from the hospital.
They're members of Pueblo Sin Fronteras, the NGO that organized the spring caravan.
Ngo refused to discuss the evidence or provide more details about the investigation.
This marks a shift, says Alex Cobham of Tax Justice Network, an NGO.
"Hard work and dedication are hard to monetize," Ngo says, with a shrug.
Which leads me neatly to another belief that makes Ngo roll his eyes.
Lighthouse Relief is a Swedish NGO that tries to make these camps safer.
Egyptian lawmakers have said the NGO law is needed to protect national security.
But then SPACE, an NGO working with transgender people, took up her cause.
Then, in August, police held a press conference, publicly denouncing the NGO as
One NGO found that shutdowns have cost African governments $237 million since 2015.
A new report from Freedom House -- a US government-funded NGO -- supports this.
At some point I tried to get a job at a major NGO.
"You can run a small to medium-sized NGO on that," Oliver said.
Mohammed's father's NGO work provided him with the appropriate documents to leave Syria.
Business stands outside the government/law enforcement/NGO human trafficking victim rescue system.
International humanitarian agencies, NGO workers and journalists are routinely blocked from the area.
Sunnyvale's police chief, Phan S. Ngo, acknowledged that his response exceeded federal guidelines.
The NGO has helped rescue 400 Nigerian women since its founding in 1999.
Even an environmental NGO worker like Alcântara understands the pressures local farmers face.
In Germany, the NGO ABCami brings literacy programs for Muslim women into mosques.
China also sanctioned New York-based NGO Human Rights Watch, according to Reuters.
If only Americans had found a better local leader than Ngo Dinh Diem.
Rackete's Sea-Watch ship was the first NGO vessel to challenge the rules.
The U.N. report said more than 400 media and NGO websites had been blocked.
Independent media have been silenced, with over 400 media and NGO websites completely blocked.
"Those fuckers," spat Dimitri, a foreign law enforcement officer working for a conservation NGO.
Residents interviewed by Amnesty International told the NGO they believed Haftar's forces were responsible.
Refugees and migrants sleep on the deck of a Spanish NGO ship last year.
That broadly squares with figures given by Michel Rousseau of another NGO, Tous Migrants.
I'm not going to let Defense Distributed go into a pro-social NGO territory.
Doctors and volunteers in the Mediterranean assist immigrants onboard an NGO vessel, July 7.
Ngo, panning his GoPro, continued to point out leftist T-shirts to his followers.
Ngo staggered out of the crowd and toward the northeast corner of Lownsdale Square.
This non-binding referendum will be overseen by an NGO rather than the government.
One, called "Save as you Sail", comes from the Sustainable Shipping Initiative, another NGO.
She was then helped by a local NGO and will soon go back home.
"We were stunned by people's fervour," says Hong Yae-ji of Womenlink, an NGO.
The NGO Team Rubicon is recruiting volunteers and monitoring the situation in the region.
The next day Greenpeace East Asia, an NGO, showed that his impression was accurate.
Four NGO workers from three other organizations were added to the case on Wednesday.
The children's NGO, the Balala Hakkula Sangham, gathered photos of the procession on Oct.
Ngo began his leave in late June 2014 following the birth of his daughter.
"It's an unreconstructed Stalinist dictatorship," says Phil Robertson of Human Rights Watch, an NGO.
She said she condemned the inclusion of her organization in the NGO funding case.
Contact: Primary Analyst Hoai Ngo Senior Director +1 646 582-4603 Fitch Ratings, Inc.
"Closing the border is our biggest fear," said Athina Koukali from the NGO Praksis.
Mr. Ngo had written on social media that he was worried about the event.
The NGO says on its website it seeks to help Christians in the region.
The baby died a few hours after arriving at the hospital, the NGO said.
Footage from the aftermath, taken by Ngo himself, shows his face battered and bloody.
The so-called "NGO Foreign Funding" case, first opened in 2011, has been used to undermine a number of prominent groups (in 2013, 43 NGO employees were convicted, to international outrage.) Hassan, and the Nazra staff, are being investigated under this law.
In response to this, Gulf Labor, the NGO coalition we had assembled, and a group of artists in Guggenheim's "Storm is Blowing" show all joined in urging the Museum to return to the negotiating table with Gulf Labor and/or the NGO coalition.
Because Ford liked what the group stood for — "I got some passion going," she recalled — and had already done research on the topics the NGO focused on, she was able to charge the NGO a lower rate than she asks on other projects.
The Copenhagen Consensus Centre (CCC), an NGO, completed a study of potential policies in Haiti.
Maybe one day Teresa Ngo might have a donut mansion like her uncle-by-marriage.
According to US-based Christian NGO ChinaAid, this leaves them vulnerable to oppression and abuse.
The NGO law was widely criticized both by the European Union and the United States.
CNN has not been able to confirm that those who attacked Ngo were Antifa protesters.
It bans funding to any foreign NGO carrying out or offering advice on abortions anywhere.
Two men and one woman who suffered major injuries were in stable condition, Ngo said.
Last year one group of Libyan coastguards boarded an NGO-run search-and-rescue boat.
But that's not possible in Vial, according to volunteers and NGO employees at the camp.
Yet few NGO workers are lavishly paid—and none is likely to need a helipad.
A smiling person walked up to Ngo and threw a second milkshake in his face.
I was about 20 feet behind Ngo, who was accompanied by 303,000 people on Periscope.
" MP, academic, author, journalist or the director of an NGO, "that person is a terrorist.
Bhavani's point is supported by Vijaylakshmi Arora, director of development support at Indian NGO, CRY.
The National Democratic Institute, an American democracy-building NGO, also received sudden orders to close.
"The number of vehicles is so huge now," said motorcycle repair man Ngo Van Thanh.
Such stubbornness is common, notes Kazunori Iwakoshi, who heads an NGO that supports elderly drivers.
Ngo said police obtained a search warrant for his apartment as part of the investigation.
That was unprecedented and illegal, says Armando Santacruz of Mexico United Against Crime, an NGO.
For my transformation, Ngo forbade me to eat bread, pasta, rice, potatoes, sugar, and alcohol.
Later she got a bank loan from an NGO to help her buy a car.
The Italian NGO has deep experience in working with gender-based violence in East Africa.
The 1600-1800 calories per day wasn't a range prescribed by my trainer, Ngo Okafor.
She has a sister, Paige (Veronica Ngo), who'll be a gunner working alongside Poe Dameron.
The operation was carried out by Spanish NGO Proactiva Open arms and lasted three hours.
New York-based Oppenheimer hired Ngo as an analyst in 2009, according to the complaint.
The Sentry, an American NGO, alleges the men accumulated foreign homes and extensive commercial holdings.
"SEAFOOD fraud is a serious global problem", begins a recent report from Oceana, an NGO.
International Crisis Group, a Brussels-based NGO, describes a "deeply politicised, dysfunctional criminal-justice system".
The government of India rejected a request by an Indian NGO to reclaim the stone.
Safeguarding my conscience, I steered clear of male nurses or anyone working for an NGO.
"Every third woman is pregnant," says Harmeet Singh, a doctor with United Sikhs, an NGO.
Ngo was born in Hanoi, the capital, in 1931, when Vietnam was a French colony.
Peoples served in the Army between 2004 and 2006, and was honorably discharged, Ngo said.
Speakable says that Action Button lives on seven publisher sites with almost 100 NGO partners.
"NGO workers and journalists say they will help but they never really do," Rina said.
Two-thirds of its residents live in informal settlements, according to government and NGO sources.
Humanitarian agencies, both governmental and NGO, are constituted to house and nurture the rescued victims.
When asked about the investigations into the NGO operations, a Coastguard spokesman declined to comment.
For a little while, as many as twelve NGO boats were patrolling the central Mediterranean.
Traffic, a wildlife trade NGO, first conducted its study in 2016 and again in 2018.
Those two strains are embodied at Van Da by, respectively, Yen Ngo and Hannah Wong.
The human rights organization reports Sean Binder and two additional NGO members were also released.
She runs an independent cultural center, and works for a Latin American NGO called Derechos Digitales.
Ngo posted photographs of his bruised and battered face taken, he wrote, from the emergency room.
"Something went off in my head after shooting only a couple photos on it," Ngo said.
All my information comes from the NGO sector, such as War on Want and 38 degrees.
They also suggested that police should travel aboard NGO vessels — something most humanitarian groups have rejected.
In another case, a company purchased business-class flights between Kiev and Vienna for the NGO.
Mr Ebreyu is a paralegal working for the Foundation for Human Rights Initiative, a Ugandan NGO.
The water table has dropped by 100 metres in some places, according to Greenpeace, an NGO.
The course is run by a local NGO and paid for by the UN Population Fund.
I asked Ngo to try not to let my presence there change the way he acted.
I was afraid of being the reporter who did not prevent Andy Ngo from being beaten.
Then of course setting up an NGO quite honestly I'm going to say, is pretty easy.
Women work on restoring houses in the village Rusheshe for Women for Women International, an NGO.
"Cellulite is one of those skin conditions that's very, very difficult to treat," Ngo tells PEOPLE.
So last year the country struck a deal with The Nature Conservancy (TNC), an American NGO.
HELLA THORNING-SCHMIDT - Danish, 52, S&D, CEO of NGO Save the Children, former prime minister.
"This is not the finish line," says Alan Boswell of the International Crisis Group, an NGO.
Phone Bill: $16.75Health Insurance: Covered by my scholarshipDonations: $13.40 a month to NGO helping Syrian refugees.
As Vox's Madeleine Ngo notes, multiple people tied to Huntsman criticized Trump's cozying up to Putin.
An exhausted African migrant rests aboard a rescue boat operated by the NGO Proactiva Open Arms.
And their function has become integral to the wider community, said Morniroli, of the Naples NGO.
Currently, Ngo is purchasing photos at a rate that is outpacing his ability to digitise them.
The Human Rights Foundation of Turkey, an NGO, estimate that around 80 people died in December.
Not only does Ngo not believe in supplementation, he's highly critical of anything remotely truthy. Keto?
It took a downward trajectory and bounced past Cameroon goalie Annette Ngo Ndom into the net.
Jim Fowler is the executive director of homeEd, an NGO that provides social housing for Edmonton.
Ayumi Iida, 33, is one of twelve volunteers at Tarachine, a local NGO in Fukushima, Japan.
After he returned to work, Ngo said, he was demoted and his compensation was significantly reduced.
Yahyaoui built Al Bawsala, translated as The Compass, an NGO focused on transparency and government accountability.
The NGO committee rejected CPJ's application with 10 votes against, six in favor and three abstentions.
But Ngo Quyen routed the Chinese in 939AD, renaming the territory Dai Viet, or "Greater Viet".
For instance, Russia has banned the NED because the Kremlin has deemed it an "undesirable" NGO.
Safecast, an NGO based in Tokyo, provides the most comprehensive picture of radiation levels across Japan.
Ngo appeared on cable news channels and penned an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal.
"Extreme weather events are occurring much more often," Federation spokeswoman Laura Ngo-Fontaine said on Thursday.
Suspected Antifa members were seen on video at one point assaulting the conservative journalist Andy Ngo.
Ngo was both a national celebrity and a role model to her younger colleagues, including himself.
Ngo would announce the names of American soldiers who had died in battle the previous month.
He has been working as a Department of Defense contractor as a finance auditor, Ngo said.
Chris Doyle is the director of the Council for Arab-British Understanding, a London-based NGO.
The NGO reported their findings to Israeli police but declined to provide Facebook with their research.
The NGO is going into camps and facilities and making sure there is messaging around hygiene.
An NGO gave me two goats, a blanket and some supplies to be a functional person.
A blast had destroyed Wael's electronics store, so he took a job with an American NGO.
As Augustine Ejangue intercepted a cross, she passed it back to her goalkeeper, Annette Ngo Ndom.
And even the New York Times report acknowledged ending NGO rescues was a potentially deadly choice.
The German NGO Sea-Eye had detailed worsening conditions aboard the ship for the 64 migrants.
Video of the melée, which went viral, showed a black-clad activist throwing punches at Ngo.
But in mid-June, PayPal refunded the money after protests from the NGO community and others.
Ngo Thi Thuong I worked as a militant for the North, which was very important work.
They will be among the most violent, says Zenaida Machado of Human Rights Watch, an NGO.
Alina -- not her real name -- is safe now, thanks to the efforts of a local NGO.
The NGO Law criminalizes legitimate civil society work, curtails funding and imposes prison and heavy fines.
An Ethiopian NGO ended a US-funded program providing vasectomies and tubal litigations to rural populations.
Cure Violence Cure Violence is a Chicago-based NGO, with a revolutionary approach to stopping violence.
The debate over the attack on Andy Ngo, then, isn't really a debate over press freedoms.
Mr Presswood is an environmental activist who once worked for the Natural Resources Defence Council, an NGO.
I first met Jay when I was living in Davao in 2009 and working for an NGO.
An NGO engaged in aid, education or advocacy of social causes would not be touched by it.
Al-Ribh was tortured while in custody, according to information gathered by anti-death penalty NGO Reprieve.
"Ad auction systems are obscure by design," said Katarzyna Szymielewicz, president of the NGO in a statement.
Founded in Bangladesh, it is currently ranked the best nongovernmental organization in the world by NGO Advisor.
To bolster this Executive Order, the State Department partnered with labor rights NGO Verité to launch www.ResponsibleSourcingTool.
The new rules allow the troops to come to the aid of UN staff and NGO workers.
Maryellen Jackson and local NGO OutBermuda filed a separate case soon after, which was merged with Ferguson's.
Standing up to leave, I asked Ngo if he would change his approach to filming antifa protesters.
Ngo ran out into the small space between the police and the leading edge of the march.
Veracruz under Mr Duarte became "a state of terror", according to the International Crisis Group, an NGO.
He performs his research with the Beckley Foundation, a British NGO founded in 1998 by Amanda Fielding.
The campaign to curb NGO activities dates back almost as far as their establishment in the 1980s.
After leaving the ministry, Mr Wagenknecht became chairman of an NGO that has been looking into Agrofert.
"There is no trust," says Nan Moe Thidar Shwe, a local worker of Handicap International, an NGO.
"He should be a bulwark against the oil and nuclear lobbies," the NGO said in a statement.
On top of providing medical assistance, UNICEF and our NGO partner Coopi are helping children overcome trauma.
"Uber is not a nonprofit or NGO," Plouffe wrote in a letter to employees that Recode obtained.
The hospital is supported by the Independent Doctors Association, a Syrian NGO providing medical services in Aleppo.
In April a local NGO threw a lavish invitation-only party attended by politicians, diplomats and celebrities.
"I always found it incredibly odd Wachtell was not involved in finding a solution," said Van Ngo.
Casualties were brought to the international NGO clinic in the site," it said in a statement. "U.
Three people were arrested, and eight injured, including writer Andy Ngo, who was admitted to the hospital.
Impulse NGO has police from India's northeastern states and campaigners logged on to its trafficking alert software.
It brought in an NGO to work with herders to improve pastures, dairy cattle and cheese production.
People with HIV finding that the local NGO delivering their medicine must shutter for lack of funds.
When Ngo arrives on set, however, I'm weak, drifting in and out of consciousness on a couch.
Citizen Lab report notes that the Mexican government signed a $20 million deal with NGO in 2012.
Indeed, the foreign-funded anti-Israel NGO B'Tselem's video of the event was instrumental in the conviction.
Once in Italian waters, the NGO will request medical evacuation for all those on board, Camps added.
Ngo had warned me that cutting water is never fun and, after the fact, Milton explains why.
We can also focus the resources of nonprofit and NGO organizations to these border communities to assist.
Actress Veronica Ngo will play Paige, who gets some machine-gunning tips from Oscar Isaac's Poe Dameron.
Earth, the Union of BC Indian Chiefs, German NGO Urgewald, the Rainforest Action Network and Greenpeace International.
She went to school at an NGO dedicated to educating refugees, where she also worked cleaning bathrooms.
"Everybody has been talking about it," says Ufuoma Omo-Obi of Marie Stopes Sierra Leone, an NGO.
AI, HRW or another international NGO picks up that claim and passes it on to the media.
She learnt about an NGO in her town, the Saarthi Trust, which helps women in forced marriages.
There are, however, several elements of received gym wisdom with which Ngo is very much on board.
She founded the Cloudhead Art education NGO and runs Creative Revolution Retreats, international writing retreats for women.
Her NGO, Diaries of the Ocean, has government recognition but receives no funding and relies on volunteers.
"Everyone is looking to California right now," labor attorney Monique Ngo-Bonnici told NPR earlier this month.
Ngo claimed that antifa maced him and posted a picture of himself looking like he's in pain.
It was set-up in 2013 as an NGO by Stefan Koeglberger along with a Kenyan partner.
Their opening came in late 1963, after Presidents Ngo Dinh Diem and John F. Kennedy were assassinated.
South Vietnam was subsumed by chaos after the murder of President Ngo Dinh Diem in November 1963.
The Chinese government also sanctioned a U.S.-headquartered NGO for supporting extremist, violent activities in Hong Kong.
Employees of the Rainforest Alliance audit the plantations registered with the NGO every year to ensure compliance.
Harjeet Singh from the group ActionAid was one of the NGO observers who participated in the protest.
The rally gathered around 15,300 people, according to White Counter, an NGO that counts participants at rallies.
A Spanish NGO boat on Sunday said it had rescued 40 immigrants and was heading towards Lampedusa.
But the left-wing narrative of events where Ngo is the real villain has serious problems too.
Former U.S. presidents and NGO leaders should be a part of this effort, but should not lead it.
Ngo Xuan Lich, whose country also has disputed claims in the South China Sea, sounded supportive of Shanahan.
"I understood that with the help of the Sheroes Hangout NGO, they are not afraid anymore," Borella said.
Amnesty International and human rights NGO Article 19 issued damning reports on the government's mishandling of the protests.
The group has also collated and examined government-published export data, as well as media and NGO reports.
He also worked with Switzerland-based NGO International Bridges to Justice to develop apps for lawyers in Africa.
Before each trip, participants procure simple cameras for the NGO and its clients, either through donation or purchase.
Not visible was a tiny wooden boat, crowded with the people the NGO ship was attempting to rescue.
The Aquarius is one of the few NGO boats still working to save lives in the central Mediterranean.
During a press conference Thursday, Ngo said investigators were still trying to determine a motive for the crash.
A member of a Spanish NGO holds an immigrant baby rescued in the Alboran Sea on Oct. 11.
They had reached out via email to the Soros-backed NGO a month earlier to arrange the meeting.
The NGO he created is called the Ministry of Dominican-Haitian Orientation, or MONDHA by its Spanish acronym.
She was not part of Afghan civil society, she does not run an NGO that gets Western funding.
Patients of Ukraine, an NGO, has estimated that 1,600 Ukrainians die daily from the resulting lack of medicine.
The family planning public health campaign is being spearheaded by IntraHealth, an NGO that distributes contraceptives throughout Senegal.
For a man whose obsessions are violence and victimization, Ngo comes across in person as gentle, even vulnerable.
"The NGO incredibly refused with an attitude that makes us suspect bad faith on their part," he said.
According to Sustainable Energy for All, an NGO, some 22m households in India are still in the dark.
About 90 per cent of domestic helpers struggle with debt, according to a survey conducted by NGO Enrich.
"This NGO (MWRN) wants more money for these 14 workers, but what about the 100 others?" he said.
Local officials "demanded [we] participate in the physicals," one resident of Kashgar told Human Rights Watch, an NGO.
"I think it's important because we're going from an NGO movement to also a political movement," he said.
She wanted Formin to graduate, like her, and was paying her sister's study costs with her NGO salary.
One key target is the Anti-Corruption Action Centre (AntAC), an NGO jointly led by Mr Shabunin (pictured).
Mr Odinga "is desperate to achieve victory", says Murithi Mutiga, an analyst with International Crisis Group, an NGO.
"I'm really glad that you are an everyman," Ngo said to me when the four-week project ended.
Seventeen of the world's 50 most violent cities are Brazilian, according to Security, Justice and Peace, an NGO.
The person she went to see "did not know the anus from the vagina," one Kenyan NGO reported.
When the SOS on Bandhan Tod is activated, the nearest small NGO will attempt to resolve the issue.
As a result, dozens of NGO employees have been laid off, programs shut down, and infrastructure projects halted.
A third complaint went in to Poland's DPA in January, filed by anti-surveillance NGO, the Panoptykon Foundation.
This is a figure that Waterwise, an independent NGO, estimates can be cut to 100 liters a day.
As both Pope Francis and Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI have said, the Church is not merely an NGO.
It comes thick and fast in conversation with the NGO workers running the field offices and health clinics.
Libyan coastguard boats have repeatedly clashed with NGO vessels on the edge of Libyan waters, sometimes opening fire.
Fei Yunxia works for the Girls' Protection Foundation, the NGO that released the recent study of abuse cases.
Bugs for Life is an NGO which runs education programmes in Benin about the health benefits of entomophagy.
But the fund is dwindling and may be gone entirely by 2025, claims a local NGO, Lao Hamutuk.
Government salaries go unpaid, says Amadu Djamanca, who runs the Observatory of Democracy and Governance, a local NGO.
At first he established Morena as a non-government organization (NGO) with the intent to push his policies.
The NGO sailed then to southern Italy, saying the port of Lampedusa was the closest and safest harbor.
There is even an NGO, Partners in Development, devoted to combating poverty in Haiti, Guatemala, Peru—and Glendora.
Mr Wang visited a local NGO and took a pinprick test to determine whether he, too, was infected.
Dozens of human rights defenders and NGO staff were investigated for "receiving foreign funding," facing prison if convicted.
Social Solidarity Minister Ghada Waly who oversees the NGO sector did not respond to emailed requests for comment.
The bill also gives the government power over deciding who can establish an NGO and for what purpose.
NGO chiefs who move their group's headquarters without informing the authorities can go to jail for a year.
Yona Schiffmiller is the Director of the North America Desk at NGO Monitor, a Jerusalem-based research institute.
As laid out in a recent NGO statement, the people of South Sudan are facing a humanitarian disaster.
British volunteer Rick Melling leads the distribution of clothes and other provisions for French NGO L'Auberge des Migrants.
The entrance fee to these DIY events was one non-perishable food item, donated to a local NGO.
The NGO Meu Rio created DefeZap in an effort to harness the power of these images more effectively.
"People move less as they get older," Ngo says, as we take turns performing batteries of pull ups.
NGO: Order 'reckless,' and 'unimaginably dangerous' Others, outside the agency, are already responding with their own choice words.
In a video for France24, a journalist embedded herself on the NGO rescue ship Aquarius for 10 days.
About 20 people were taken to a Kabul hospital run by the Italian NGO Emergency, the organization said.
The NGO community serves as an important ballast for relationships, and if this is mishandled, it won't help.
Amending the new NGO law, while positive, is hardly a sufficient response to Egypt's severe human rights crisis.
At least 68 medical facilities have been attacked since April, the NGO and other U.N. agencies have documented.
"What is rumour, what is to make us sleep, and what is true?" one Nigerian NGO worker wondered.
"I pray for full and speedy recovery for journalist Andy Ngo," writes Kevin McCarthy, the House minority leader.
Portland antifa, who organized a counterprotest, issued a statement warning about the event that criticized Ngo by name.
" There's also a strange meme emerging in some antifa-sympathetic quarters that Ngo is somehow "not a journalist.
With the help of Hungary's Romaversitas Foundation, an NGO, his home has now been equipped with a solar panel.
One was "What's Crap on WhatsApp", an initiative by Africa Check, an NGO with offices in four African countries.
That is still far more, however, than the 48 hours that Human Rights Watch, an international NGO, considers reasonable.
According to the international NGO Human Rights Watch, national security services make particular efforts to target women during crackdowns.
The director of "mines to market" at NGO Pact, Karen Hayes, said the LME's plan lacked detail on implementation.
But in Africa, MSI and IPPF are the two largest NGO providers of free contraception and family planning advice.
Founded in 2000, the center is run by CAJED, a national NGO providing psychosocial support for former child soldiers.
Of the 10 NGO rescue boats that once plied the waters of the Mediterranean, only Sea-Watch remains active.
They also spoke to a lawyer from Madre, the women's rights NGO, to help confirm what Majid was documenting.
"Give them ours, and we'll coordinate with an NGO in Malta about getting them back," Romaniuk told his crew.
Hundreds of others are detained without trial in so-called "transit centres", says Human Rights Watch, an American NGO.
The participating NGO delegates were instructed not to bring laptops but kept notes by hand or on their phones.
Other African countries have a "big man president", says Edson Cortez of the Centre for Public Integrity, an NGO.
Nazra said it condemned the action against her and the inclusion of the organization in the NGO funding case.
The former debate turns on the extent to which Ngo deliberately provokes angry and violent responses from anti-fascists.
When direct actions are also crimes, like punching Ngo, masks make it much harder for police to identify culprits.
As we walked southeast through Portland's sleepy downtown, past panhandlers and shuttered food stalls, Ngo paused to equip himself.
When Andy Ngo was attacked, I sprinted toward him, unsure what I was going to do when I arrived.
Read his report on how Ngo is willing to make himself the story and to stream himself doing it.
The Hong Kong-based NGO recorded 2,271 protests by workers in all industries between January and November (see map).
Greenpeace, a combative NGO, blocked entrances to BP's headquarters in London ahead of its annual meeting on May 21st.
This month, India's Supreme Court has been hearing a case filed by an NGO demanding the diamond be returned.
The government has tortured dozens of soldiers accused of plotting against it, according to Human Rights Watch, an NGO.
The attack on the foreign NGO comes on the heels of a day of deadly bombings in the capital.
In 2009 Mr Diegel contacted Public Lab, an NGO based in New Orleans that helps people investigate environmental concerns.
A recent study by Kemen Austin of RTI International, another NGO, looked at the causes of deforestation in Indonesia.
"They are at least saying the right things now," says Alan Boswell of the International Crisis Group, an NGO.
That is changing the culture of the villages, says Ko Win Zaw Oo, who works for a local NGO.
No evidence has linked the suspect to any terrorist organization and it appears Peoples acted alone, Ngo said. Capt.
Open Doors, an NGO, ranks Sudan as the fifth-worst country in the world for the persecution of Christians.
Mohammed Zahed al-Masry, a member of the Syrian NGO Alliance, said 600 civilians had died in recent weeks.
Chemical weapons had been used against besieged enclaves both earlier this month and in February, the NGO spokesman said.
According to the internet monitoring NGO, Netblocks, each day of an internet blackout costs the Ethiopian government nearly $4.5million.
The foreign NGO law is part of a raft of new national security measures introduced under President Xi Jinping.
The Oxfam report says there were some 200 migrants in Ventimiglia in 2015, quoting an NGO director, Maurizio Marmo.
Some women are aggressive; some think that the NGO she is talking about is a cover for the police.
Startup Lisboa is an NGO with support from the public sector (Lisbon Municipality) and the private sector as well.
Amnesty International, an NGO, claims that Aidar was involved in several human-rights violations, including abductions and unlawful detentions.
The NGO is creating a network of finalists and empowering them to work together on campaigns of public interest.
Ngo recommends that if you're just getting started, you should look for an advisor who charges an hourly rate.
The government's NGO Board, which monitors civil society organizations, summoned three groups for an audit on Monday, they said.
Bephnhoti—whose "white name" is Amaury—is the spokesperson for Floresta Protegida, an indigenous NGO representing 17 Kayapo communities.
According to Bordermonitoring Bulgaria, an NGO, white-power graffiti and swastikas covers another facility in the capital of Sofia.
" Such an act suggested Ngo, "is a serious breach to the sovereignty of other countries (and) violates international laws.
Princess Ayako and Moriya met less than a year ago through their parents, who worked together at an NGO.
"Europeans overstate the attraction of what they are offering," says Hugh Pope of the International Crisis Group, an NGO.
The NGo does not tell the ministry the names of the homeless or their precise locations, Mr Zhang says.
Another hero is Sammy Rangel, the former gang member who co-founded the Chicago-based NGO Life After Hate.
Evolving threat A recent report from the NGO Oceans Beyond Piracy (OBP) found that piracy is spreading and evolving.
The NGO Global Witness estimates that US $750 million in state mining revenue went missing in just three years.
For example, an NGO might report a conflict is intensifying or violence increasing to justify their work to funders.
Similarly, an NGO might have a lobbying agenda, which leads it to report a story in a particular light.
One prominent local NGO has urged that at least 1000 hectares of wetlands at Nanhui Dongtan receive full protection.
"To get a permit to even enter as an NGO worker is a hell of a thing," she says.
According to Kanae Doi of Human Rights Watch, an NGO, over half the children in care are also abused.
In 2016, Caster co-founded Safeguard Defenders, a human rights NGO that's been advocating for victims and tracking disappearances.
NGO Advisor, which tries to keep score, has put it top of the heap for the past four years.
In its annual State of the World report, the NGO warned that many governments were brazenly breaking international law.
In fact, Feilding's drugs think tank and NGO, the Beckley Foundation, sponsored and supported the research from Johns Hopkins.
According to the NGO Prove They Are Alive, at least 121 Turkmen have disappeared in the country's jail system.
By the same token, activists admit that much of the funding for LGBTQ NGO groups comes from overseas donors.
Clark-Ngo, 37, is the head of programming at Tastemade Travel, a digital media company based in Los Angeles.
He graduated from N.Y.U. He is the son of Anh N. Tran and Hung Quy Ngo of San Francisco.
BRAC, a group founded in Bangladesh, was ranked the No. 2150 nongovernmental organization in the world by NGO Advisor.
Yes, according to Reporters Without Borders' (RSF), the Paris-based NGO which publishes an annual index of press freedom.
From the $70 an NGO gives them, they pay a fee for a villager to look after their house.
Other NGO crews have faced criminal charges, had their ships seized, and been refused permission to enter European harbors.
When I arrived in the small Spanish port of Burriana, NGO ships were again making headlines all over Europe.
"There's a degree of hypocrisy about it," says Richard Gowan of the International Crisis Group, a conflict-prevention NGO.
He refers to Mexicans Against Corruption and Impunity (MCCI), a business-backed NGO, as "Mexicans in favour of corruption".
The NGO said Hall was expected to travel to Finland on Thursday for talks with Finnish companies and media.
The NGO legislation is expected to be one of the first laws to be passed by the new parliament.
Another international NGO that provides wheat and bread support inside the country said the unique flour presents production problems.
But if you watch it, Ngo clearly comes across as the victim of an attack: First skirmish I've seen.
The WWF, a conservation NGO, has warned that the lack of a single standard opens up the risk of "greenwashing".
Mr. Dahlin's confession has already prompted anxious discussion and speculation among NGO employees in China about the party's red lines.
Earlier this month Taliban fighters bombed the offices of Counterpart International, an American NGO that works outside the green zone.
The NGO is afraid of getting targeted by gangs and militia groups operating with impunity beneath the city's vibrant veneer.
Khalil Rasheed, 35, a youth counsellor at an NGO in Chicago with relatives in Hong Kong, also has two children.
Aya Hijazi, an Egyptian who holds U.S. citizenship, founded Belady, an NGO that promotes a better life for street children.
Last week, the sole remaining NGO-run rescue boat, Sea Watch 3, picked up 53 migrants off the Libyan coast.
Zimbabwe's Campfire Association say elephants eat around 18 percent of the crops in the poor communities where the NGO works.
The London-based NGO Reprieve and a human rights worker in Yemen put the number of civilians killed at 23.
Two of those moderators, Sofia Lee and Bao Ngo, founded the account after embarking on their own personal digicam journeys.
The commission said in 2014, less than one percent of all newcomers were plucked from the sea by NGO boats.
She was settled in Riace 280 months ago after being rescued at sea by a boat operated by an NGO.
When we spoke to Revathi Amma, an activist who started the Samara NGO about the ruling, she discussed this problem.
The dams turn a free-flowing river into a chain of reservoirs, says Maureen Harris of International Rivers, an NGO.
"There is no rehabilitation at all," says Messaoud Romdhani of the Tunisian Forum for Economic and Social Rights, an NGO.
I was also, if I'm being really honest, afraid of being the reporter who prevented Andy Ngo from being beaten.
They attempted to negotiate down prices by attempting to match generics manufacturers with NGO funders who could buy in bulk.
Eventually, Ngo met up with a woman who introduced herself as a photo stringer for the Federalist, a conservative website.
In the few seconds it took me to run to Ngo, several people in the scrum pushed his attackers away.
Bona Ventura of Kompakh, a local NGO which helps villages generate income from ecotourism, says pollution puts off potential visitors.
Salvini also declared Italian waters closed to NGO rescue vessels carrying migrants — raising the pressure on the EU to act.
Non-governmental organizations pledged $330 million in humanitarian aid at a parallel NGO conference, Kuwait's state news agency KUNA reported.
They may now fall silent, says Mariana Casij of the Institute for Integrated Transitions, an NGO that helps resolve conflicts.
"This is the court's jurisdiction that no institution, no NGO or no foreign country can interfere with," Phay Siphan said.
But the siege has tightened again recent months, with no humanitarian relief allowed in since April, according to the NGO.
But instead what's happening is, it's almost as if the state is interfering in the work of an independent NGO.
The profits from the event goes to the NGO Care Denmark and their efforts to feed the people of Tanzania.
A free set of stock photos was created by WOCinTech Chat and photographer Mike Ngo, and is distributed for free.
Cruz and Cassidy were spurred into action by a recent incident in Portland, Oregon, involving right-wing blogger Andy Ngo.
Similarly, the incident in Portland between Ngo and some antifa-affiliated activists would also be difficult to frame as terrorism.
"We must not confuse censorship with defence of national security," wrote the Kharkiv Human Rights Protection Group, a Ukrainian NGO.
Habu Adamu, 37, collects his monthly stipend from an NGO at the informal internally displaced persons camp in Diffa, Niger.
"The problem is the need for quick money," says Johnson Mopel of the Transmara Wildlife Scouts Association, a local NGO.
"No government…wants to have their election process challenged in the international arena," says an official at a Honduran NGO.
Liu Hongqiao of China Water Risk, an NGO, says no water company has published any environmental-impact study in Tibet.
Even getting relevant government institutions to cooperate in mapping and fixing the problem could be hard, said one NGO worker.
Gui and a Swedish NGO worker named Peter Dahlin both appeared on Chinese state television this week confessing to crimes.
The NGO launched a petition calling on Google to cease its Dragonfly project, and a scathing satirical Google recruiting video.
In her weekly podcast, Merkel said she would address China's new NGO law, due to come into force on Jan.
Hasina Kharbhih, founder of anti-trafficking charity, Impulse NGO Network, called on StayUncle to work more closely with established campaigners.
The German and Finnish nationals were members of the NGO Operation Mercy, according to a statement on the group's website.
In addition, every PRM NGO funding decision includes a critical review of the coordination plans and capabilities of each organization.
In the precious seconds of downtime during the session Ngo tells me what I won't be eating from now on.
Having done that, my mind immediately switches to how I'm going to retain the results Ngo has helped me achieve.
Weekend tours and tastings, a popular pastime with expats and NGO workers, are often booked out two months in advance.
Speakable also vets all of its NGO partners to ensure that they have a big impact and appropriate funds responsibly.
Lula, his family and an NGO he heads received "undue advantages" worth 30m reais ($9m) from construction firms, investigators say.
The peanut butter, rice cakes, and red wine Ngo suggested I nibble on and sip would serve a few purposes.
Ngo grumbled that the lights used in the reveal didn't quite do justice to how lean I'd gotten in reality.
Iran's judiciary said he had set up the NGO as a cover to collect classified information on Iran's missile program.
A study by the Guangzhou Gender Centre, an NGO, found that almost 70% of students said they had been harassed.
Around 5,772 pangolins were seized in India between 2009 and 2017, according to TRAFFIC, an NGO working on wildlife trade.
If they are found guilty, they would just have to make a payment to an NGO that does humanitarian work.
Mexico, for all the catastrophizing by politicians, the media, and NGO researchers, remains a country in flux rather than crisis.
AntAC is a Ukrainian NGO made up of concerned citizens who are fed up with political corruption in our country.
The NGO also reports complaints from staff who say their decisions were overridden in favor of investors with political connections.
Holbrooke's route to becoming commentator-in-chief on the Balkans began with his work on behalf of a refugee NGO.
According to Ngo, Peoples owned one firearm: A "disassembled and inoperable" shotgun that was in the trunk of his vehicle.
Authorities have yet to determine a motive in the incident, but continue to believe that Peoples acted deliberately, Ngo said.
"We want to normalise saying the word 'abortion'," says Lara Dimitrijevic, the founder of the Women's Rights Foundation, an NGO.
Visiting diplomats and NGO workers acknowledge that the difference between the Somaliland region and Somalia proper are night and day.
At the scene, we helped the rescuers of another NGO ship, the Sea-Eye, take bodies off a flooded dinghy.
A Venezuelan NGO reported that country saw 28,479 "violent deaths," though the government only classified 18,20173 of them as homicides.
Israel's parliament passed the NGO bill during a late-night session on Monday by a vote of 57 to 48.
The "Have no Fear" NGO also said some Church representatives still fail to report clerical sex crimes to Polish prosecutors.
An earlier version of this article gave the incorrect age for Trinh Thi Ngo at the time of her death.
He had warned in 1963 that it was a mistake to overthrow his friend and protégé, President Ngo Dinh Diem.
In 2017, Neymar addressed racism in a speech at the United Nations, as a representative for the NGO Handicap International.
In June, NGO Human Rights Watch said the prospects for talks between the government and separatist leaders were very thin.
No one except CBSA staff, a selection of vetted NGO workers, and some lawyers, are allowed into the living quarters.
Sellner explained that the group wanted to hire a boat to trawl the coast of Italy, thwarting the NGO ships.
In 2014, in coordination with UNHCR and several other NGO partners, Medair expanded the mapping project to all of Lebanon.
Three French nationals and one Iraqi, working for charity SOS Chretiens d'Orient, also went missing in Baghdad, the NGO said.
Three French nationals and one Iraqi, working for charity SOS Chretiens d'Orient, also went missing in Baghdad, the NGO said.
In September, the new government began allowing NGO ships to dock in Lampedusa, but the deal with Libya remains intact.
One hawker, 38 year-old Lance Ngo, said that finding hawkers in their 20s "is more difficult than finding gold".
The NGO overcame the reluctance to fund male-focused initiatives by relaying the long-term benefits of working with boys.
One Pakistani NGO said that Pakistan alone has released nearly 1,500 Indian fishermen from jail in the last three years.
In footage captured by Portland-based reporter Jim Ryan, demonstrators douse Ngo in milkshake, punch him, and yell at him.
The attack on Ngo appeared to be taking place at a left-wing counter-rally to the Proud Boys event.
The divergent interpretations of the Ngo situation, based on limited evidence, reminds me of the Covington Catholic controversy in January.
By teaming with a local not-for-profit (a non-governmental organization, or NGO), The Giving Lens offers participants a chance to make a difference in the lives of the communities the NGO serves (generally vulnerable or marginalized ones), largely through teaching young people the basics of photography and guiding them on photo walks.
We don't want to assist people from the street by throwing a 'give them food party' to look like an NGO.
"His campaign speeches ... became a license to invade indigenous lands," said Ivaneide Bandeira, head of the ethno-environmental defense NGO Kanindé.
Talking with Ngo, I discover that the lemon top-note comes by way of Paris, where she was born and raised.
In this photo taken on Thursday, June 21, 2018, a view of the ship operated by the German NGO Mission Lifeline.
More than 200,20163 have farmers killed themselves since 1995, according to government data collated by Mumbai-based NGO Down to Earth.
The NGO has called the detention facility a "place of death" because of its poor conditions and high prisoner death tolls.
While the viewpoint proposal was majestic, Bear, 34, told BuzzFeed News that it was actually his second proposal to Ngo, 31.
Yee Hong Height is run by a Hong Kong NGO that works with the Hong Kong government to allocate subsidized beds.
Phan S. Ngo, chief of the Sunnyvale Public Safety Department, said six of the eight victims were transported to local hospitals.
According to Transparency International, an NGO based in Berlin, Lebanon is ranked 138th out of 180 countries in terms of corruption.
So this year, in partnership with Pratham, an NGO that has pioneered the system, the state government is introducing "graded learning".
Ngo told me that he was unaware of Dixon and Phelps's views at the time he featured them in his reporting.
Ngo told me that he was worried about the rally, more so than he had been about ones in the past.
A year later, she travelled to India to start Kranti, an NGO that educates the daughters of sex workers in Mumbai.
"Summer is the most unequal time of the year," says Matthew Boulay of the National Summer Learning Association, an American NGO.
"It's very well-organized," said a staffer with one NGO, speaking off the record due to the sensitivity of the subject.
Chinese officials defend the foreign NGO law, saying it would only be used to punish a handful of law-breaking organisations.
Khatib's NGO, which preserves and analyzes social media content that documents atrocities in Syria, is a small organization based in Berlin.
The Human Rights Commission of Pakistan, a respected NGO, complained recently of "unabashed attempts to manipulate the outcome" of the vote.
Last year it topped the list of countries with displaced people, according to the Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC), an NGO.
Fidel Bafilemba, who runs an NGO in Goma, says the law has made it harder for armed groups to fund themselves.
Villemaire's wish was fulfilled after his daughter Elizabeth Ngo started a social media campaign to help her father see the film.
They also contracted a partner NGO called HIAS to provide safe houses to live in and small stipends to live on.
The Dutch NGO Women on Web started shipping mifepristone and misoprostol pills, which can induce an abortion when combined, to Brazil.
In a taped memo, Kennedy blames himself for approving the military coup that killed South Vietnam's autocratic president, Ngo Dinh Diem.
Berlin-based NGO Tactical Tech collaborated with artist and researcher Joana Moll to uncover these practices in the online dating world.
"There is very little education taking place here," sighs Mkhuseli Ngcube of Public School Partnerships, an NGO trying to change that.
Many would-be parents end up paying ¥300,000-500,000 per attempt, says Akiko Matsumoto of the Fertility Information Network, an NGO.
In Indonesia the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), an American NGO, helps bring half of all cases of wildlife crime to court.
Antifa have justified attacks on mainstream conservatives such as Tucker Carlson and Andy Ngo on the grounds that they are fascists.
Meanwhile, organizations like the Dutch NGO SPARK are leading the charge when it comes to expanding Syrian access to higher education.
Public awareness of the state's cultural interference improved in 22016 when March, a local NGO, launched the Virtual Museum of Censorship.
Last month the NGO tried to set up a similar meeting between the two groups, but this time Sinn Fein declined.
"We are the European country that has the highest number of sunshine hours," says Francisco Ferreira of Portuguese sustainability NGO Zero.
Transparency International, an NGO, has raised "serious concerns" about the IMO being unusually influenced, for a UN body, by corporate interests.
The NGO has also sought government custody of the other two girls in the family, aged seven and five, Rao said.
He showed me a sheet of white paper that was sent one night to the NGO office where he sometimes volunteers.
"This is effectively a scaling up of the Davao City plan," said Ralph Degollacion of Health Justice Philippines, a local NGO.
In 2013, the Argentine NGO Save Football reported that over 70 people had been killed in soccer-related violence since 2000.
In the Kibera slum in Nairobi, a community leader who runs a local NGO said protests have now spread there too.
They were Derek Lee, 22, of San Francisco, Alyssa Dominguez, 21, of San Diego, and Roxanne Ngo, 22, of Chino Hills.
Of the 62 countries tracked in 2212-213 by Global Integrity, an NGO, 220 had rules against "nepotism, cronyism and patronage".
In the meantime, Ngo is archiving them at home to maintain their integrity, but is slowly managing to digitise his collection.
In Texas, where my NGO RAICES serves the immigrant community, the average wait for resolution of a case is 2202 days.
Italy has threatened to close its ports to the NGO boats, though few in Brussels believed it would come to that.
An NGO that measures crowd sizes, Beliy Schetchik, put the rally at just under 5,000 -- a substantial turnout by Russian standards.
Before he fled Rakhine, a young NGO worker named Mayyu Ali secretly mailed verses to local literary magazines under a pseudonym.
This gives Britain the strictest policy on family unification of 38 rich countries, according to the Migration Policy Group, an NGO.
Ngo was told that his dismissal was unrelated to performance, and that his position had been eliminated because of budget cuts.
Ngo claims the explanation was a "pretext" and that no other employees in his group were laid off at the time.
According to China Labour Bulletin, a Hong Kong-based NGO, there were 215,21990 strikes last year, twice the number in 2014.
The Centre for Public Integrity, an NGO which grades state governments, gives Pennsylvania an F for its entrenched culture of malfeasance.
AMAR International Charitable Foundation, an NGO, has built state-of-the-art medical centres in two camps in the Dohuk region.
"Misunderstandings or deliberate provocations by…armed groups could easily drag the two countries" into a fight, worries Crisis Group, an NGO.
Ly Ngo, Editorial Design DirectorBefore: Sleek, side-swept bangsLy has been wearing her bangs-and-eyeliner look for 13 straight years.
In between were sets of push-ups and lateral raises with Ngo applying varying degrees of downward pressure on my arms.
It was set up by the Netherlands and international NGO Crop Trust, of which Charles - a keen plantsman - is a patron.
Israel has aired similar censure of Breaking the Silence, another internationally-sponsored NGO that publishes soldiers' allegations of possible war crimes.
She has a master's degree in gender studies and volunteered with an anti-trafficking NGO in Uganda before coming to Mumbai.
Antifa most recently drew headlines after conservative journalist Andy Ngo was bloodied during a confrontation with militant protesters in Portland, Ore.
While Beijing frequently harasses foreign NGO workers, it is very unusual for one to be detained for more than 24 hours.
Non-governmental organization (NGO) rescue boats have largely disappeared from the Mediterranean over the last year as governments have tightened controls.
Witnesses told investigators that after the incident, Peoples could be heard saying something akin to thanking God or Jesus, Ngo said.
Chinese officials defend the foreign NGO law, saying it would only be used to punish a handful of law-breaking organizations.
"That's how it is at pretty much every gym," Ngo says, when I bring up my casual observations and sweeping generalizations.
A case against domestic NGO workers, more than 30 of whom have been given travel bans and asset freezes, remains open.
In the new state of South Vietnam, with American assistance, President Ngo Dinh Diem successfully built a functioning non-Communist state.
Mr. Chau eventually attracted the attention of President Ngo Dinh Diem, who assigned him to work on counterinsurgency strategy and tactics.
But either way it's unintended — the NGO did not mean to shuffle around access to government services with its own program.
People from the Moria camp sew handmade protective face masks at the premises of the NGO Team Humanity on March 25.
"Access to the internet is a human right," said Apar Gupta, executive director of the Internet Freedom Foundation, an Indian NGO.
In January the director of Chunfeng Labour Dispute Service Centre, another labour NGO in Shenzhen, was arrested for "disturbing social order".
It's one of many initiatives that African Parks, a nonprofit conservation NGO supported by Prince Harry, has expanded across the continent.
Now that New York has confirmed cases of coronavirus, "of course it makes people more concerned about going out," said Ngo.
The 11-member team included psychologists, a pediatrician, a surgeon, and the head of Child Focus, the NGO overseeing the effort.
Thrall stacks hard facts on top of one another, an approach that reads a bit too much like an NGO report.
They also include unelected leaders such as monarchs, religious leaders, military leaders, junta leaders, CEOs of important companies, and NGO leaders.
Those attacks mark a step-up in violence, according to records from Armed Conflict Location and Event Data Project, an NGO.
Tshering Tenzing Sherpa, coordinator with the NGO Sagarmatha Pollution Control Committee (SPCC), says this has proven to be an effective measure.
Waldemar Mischutin, our lanky, Russian-born captain, was a veteran of the Aquarius, another NGO ship that was grounded last year.
Emek Shaveh, an Israeli NGO that has tracked development of the cable car, criticized the government's decision to approve the project.
One of those people is Alp Toker, the executive director of Netblocks, an NGO that monitors the governance of the internet.
As a college student, Hong helped found Liberty in North Korea, an NGO that has helped hundreds of North Koreans defect.
The labor ministry approved two months of financial assistance for her sheltering at Serve the People Association (SPA), a local NGO.
Then, last month, welfare NGO World Animal Protection warned of the "stealth introduction of intensive indoor dairy farms" in a report.
"Water rises and falls everyday, how can we clean it all?" said Ngo Ngoc Dinh, head of Da Loc People's Committee.
Working with NGO Aarambh India's program on internet safety, he has conducted numerous workshops on misinformation and digital privacy across India.
Banh beo and the other snacks from Hue that Ms. Ngo taught Ms. Wong get their own berth on the menu.
Meanwhile, the NGO Antiquities Coalition has joined forces with the Saudi-supported Yemeni government to publicize threats to Yemen's cultural heritage.
Portland, where Ngo lives, has seen a particularly notable number of brawls between antifa and far-right groups in recent years.
The footage is only 30 seconds long, so it doesn't show whether Ngo was antagonizing the demonstrators in some other way.
We don't yet have proof that the people who assaulted Ngo were antifa members (though it seems likely given their history).
"The idea came to us following lengthy discussions among NGO officials," explained engineer Dale Kunce, one of the founders of the project.
Ivonne Piedras, an NGO worker who lives in Mexico City, said she frequently rode in Uber until she had a bizarre incident.
The child-friendly space was established by UNICEF, together with a mobile team of volunteers from the UNICEF-supported NGO La Strada.
Blinkie's opens at 5am and closes at noon, so that every donut it sells is fresh, says Teresa Ngo, the store's owner.
Although they aren't officially registered as an NGO, they call themselves Orfavideh, the Organization of Relatives of Victims of Human Rights Violation.
"[Ebola] really becomes a problem when a chain of transmission is launched," says Tariq Riebl of the International Rescue Committee, an NGO.
Muhammed is a Technical Field Manager for the Mines Advisory Group (MAG), an international NGO engaged in mine removal in 19 countries.
Still, it makes no difference whether you are in the Commons or part of an NGO—the debate is still male-dominated.
Thony Dizon, chemical safety campaigner for environmental NGO EcoWaste Coalition, and his team have found them in stores all over metropolitan Manila.
None of the Hta Ni villagers or NGO workers interviewed by Reuters were aware that Asia Might was linked to Shwe Mann.
In the capital, a local NGO worker was questioned by security after speaking to CNN without the presence of the government minder.
"Once militants are in the area, the area must be razed," says an Egyptian NGO worker in Sinai, describing the army's mindset.
But a report issued last year by Justice Base, a British NGO, shows that the judiciary has not improved in recent years.
Compare, for example, its positions in the Doing Business report (31st) and the corruption index produced by Transparency International, an NGO (135th).
In that sense, Ngo may not be as far from the mainstream of journalism as many of us might wish to think.
In 2017, Ngo began filming rallies held by Patriot Prayer, the Portland-area far-right group that demonstrates in predominantly liberal communities.
I joined Ngo on that warm Saturday morning at an agreeably ironic diner a 10-minute walk from the anti-fascist demonstration.
But then a man with a plastic foam cup sprinted past Ngo, who was suddenly covered in viscous white globs: a milkshake.
This week, the Clintons brought together hundreds of corporate, NGO and government leaders for the Clinton Foundation's CGI meeting in San Juan.
He and a partner worked with a local NGO to build teams, get equipment donations and build interest in different high schools.
The High Court overruled the decision, but government regulator the NGO Coordination Board then appealed — a challenge Gitari is still battling against.
The pirates were raking in an average of almost $21.6m in ransom per ship, according to One Earth Future (OEF), an NGO.
The promise is welcome, but not convincing to Sekhar Raghavan of the Rain Centre, an NGO that lobbies for better water management.
Next, he'll visit the HQ of GAME, an NGO set up to create lasting social change youth-led street sports and culture.
Then in 2009 there was a "catastrophic shift", says Glenn Farred of AFRA, an NGO that campaigns on behalf of the landless.
On April 11th the Environmental Defence Fund, an NGO, announced plans to build a satellite to pinpoint individual methane sources from space.
"We should call it what it is: ethnic cleansing," says Héni Nsaibia, from the Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project, an NGO.
So the company has been working with a local NGO, AfroReggae, for several years to plot out some of the city's favelas.
Ngo even concedes that it's not sustainable to keep anything more than a modest daily calorie deficit for more than four weeks.
But the dispute drives a big wedge between the two governments, says Rashid Abdi of International Crisis Group, a Brussels-based NGO.
He is in the process of setting up an NGO to provide legal assistance to officers and burnish the police's image nationally.
"Refugee women are particularly vulnerable," says Maeva Breau, the programme coordinator at Kafa, an NGO that runs several women's shelters in Lebanon.
Company co-founder Terry Ngo likens a Wi-Fi network to a waterfall, with the router being the peak of the fall.
NGO hub Solidarity House, located in Phnom Penh, hosted a screening that was attended by Lambrick and Wutty's son, Cheuy Oddom Reaksmey.
The legislation grants broad powers to Chinese police to question NGO workers, monitor their finances, regulate their work and shut down offices.
The measure restricts NGO activity to development and social work and brought in jail terms of up to five years for violation.
People noticed that their shirt collars were no longer dirty, says Sumit Sharma of Delhi's The Energy and Resources Institute, another NGO.
That changed last week, with the announcement of the first full-fledged test of universal basic income by an NGO called GiveDirectly.
In 2010 Greenpeace, an NGO, reported that fabric-dyeing plants in Gurao had severely polluted the water, making it unfit to drink.
"We remain concerned about Egypt's lack of progress in key areas, including human rights and the new NGO law," the official said.
Conte also promised to provide supplies and medical care if needed to the NGO boat, which is moored off the Sicilian coast.
However Rana from the Jiya NGO said when census officials came to her home she was determined to declare she was transgender.
I've never drunk as much water as I did during the program I just went through with sought-after trainer, Ngo Okafor.
A Malaysian NGO has started holding workshops on sexual abuse for children of a poor Indian community, once a haunt of Huckle's.
He said the ICG was not registered in China as a non-government organization (NGO) and Kovrig could have broken Chinese law.
The 40 people were rescued on Wednesday from a small boat off the Libyan coast by NGO Sea Eye's ship Alan Kurdi.
International rights group Amnesty International called on states "to vehemently condemn the vicious crackdown by authorities against NGO workers and civil society".
Internet penetration covers just 47% of the population, according to NGO Freedom House, and around 40% of Nigerians don't have bank accounts.
With her NGO partner Torshin serving as the discoverable link to the Kremlin, Butina sought to develop relationships with Trump campaign officials.
U.S. officials said the investigation found Orhan Senkardes, Senkardes Co and others participated in a procurement fraud scheme with corrupt NGO staff.
The bill restricts NGO activity to developmental and social work and introduces jail terms of up to five years for non- compliance.
TV, Ngo said "an extremist ideology that seeks to destroy liberal democracy and silence dissenters through fear and intimidation" exists behind Antifa.
For nine years, the Ngo family was the wobbling pivot on which we rested our hopes for a non-Communist South Vietnam.
In the video, Ngo is punched and has silly string, eggs, cups, and other unidentified liquids thrown at and sprayed on him.
"The more you restrict NGO work and treat workers like thieves, the less inclined people will be to do it," said Daly.
As NGO Monitor's November 6900 report highlights, DCI-P's current and former board members and employees have strong ties to the PFLP.
"As we know, abortion is incredibly common," Dr. Yvonne Neubauer, Associate Clinical Director for Marie Stopes UK, an abortion NGO, tells me.
A country, NGO, or company can, of course, dedicate programs to a specific goal, like building sustainable cities or increasing women's equality.
Women in labour, and children with serious conditions are permitted into Taliban-controlled Kajaki where an international NGO supports a larger clinic.
Authorities did not give a number of arrests, but the Zimbabwe Human Rights NGO Forum said around 200 protesters were being held.
Giri, who set up the NGO Safety First Foundation in Nepal in 2014, said his organization was trying slowly to help people.
Just 15 percent of the more than 1,600 candidates are women, according to the Women in Politics Support Unit, a local NGO.
Ngo said that the day of the incident, Peoples had picked up food and was delivering it to his Bible study group.
"If they do not want to talk to us directly, let them pick an internationally recognized non-governmental organization (NGO)," he said.
The fund has appointed Dong-Sinh Ngo as chief representative for Asia-Pacific to be based in Hong Kong, the statement said.
Italy last month adopted new rules threatening NGO ships entering territorial waters without permission with large fines and the impounding of vessels.
In 2009, an Italian NGO built a school out of tires and adobe to service Khan al-Ahmar and neighboring Bedouin villages.
Ngo recommends an antihistamine or decongestant before bedtime, or placing nasal strips on your nose to open the passageways for easy drainage.
In 2012, the Movember Foundation was ranked as one of the Top 100 non-governmental organizations in the world by NGO Advisor.
"An NGO has no right taking money away from business," said Mr. Andrés, 48, who immigrated to the United States from Spain.
In May 1978, I returned to Vietnam and asked the Foreign Ministry to arrange an interview for me with Trinh Thi Ngo.
In a statement, the NGO groups said they had filed criminal complaints against company officials for exporting the software without a licence.
International medical NGO Medecins Sans Frontieres operates six heated tents at the Eko gas station, 15 miles from the Idomeni crossing point.
Sometimes politics has nothing to do with it, says Anna Mokrousova, a psychologist and the head of the Ukrainian NGO Blue Bird.
The rest of the victims had been released and it did not appear that Mr. Peoples had been hurt, Chief Ngo said.
Vietnam '67 Thirty-six years after she last took aim with her AK-215 assault rifle, Ngo Thi Thuong's phone rang. Gen.
Ngo Okafor, a two-time Golden Gloves boxing champion and renowned celebrity trainer, told Insider how to maximize your limited gym time.
"We kind of left this a little to each family and in some cases to an NGO (non-governmental organization)," Andrada said.
In a new report, the NGO argues the companies need to change their business model and stop being reliant on people's data.
He likewise pointed to the large number of migrants arriving without NGO help — a phenomenon that has picked up in recent weeks.
Being an environmentalist has long been dangerous — at least 164 activists worldwide were killed in 2018, according to the NGO Global Witness.
The NGO says it now works with more than 25 fishing businesses, which collectively own more than 21 boats and 2288 shops.
There are about 10,000 people living in Hong Kong who are seeking refugee status, according to the NGO Justice Centre Hong Kong.
Then in 2017, the Italian government seized the vessel Iuventa, a small rescue boat operated by a German NGO called Jugend Rettet.
Jennifer Rubli from Femme International, a menstrual health NGO in Tanzania, says P&G has done a great job marketing its products.
Because of its remarkable effectiveness, Cure Violence was ranked 12th in NGO Advisor's 2017 report of the top NGO's in the world.
"They are doing some good things, but it is not enough," said Teguh Surya with Yayasan Madani Berkelanjutan, an Indonesian environmental NGO.
"We are ready to do our part... she provides space for up to 500 people," the German NGO said in a tweet.
Last year, for example, Ngo went to the UK to chronicle the supposed threat the rising Muslim population posed to British society.
This view is consistent with a survey in 24 by Dataway Horizon, a polling firm, for a Chinese NGO, Capital Animal Welfare Association.
"The self-learning program allows children who are out of school to learn at home, an NGO or community learning center," she said.
The NGO also expressed concern that the case would deter future whistleblowers from coming forward with information that was in the public interest.
UK-based NGO WaterAid said in a report this week that more than 63 million Indians are without access to clean drinking water.
The move came after a report from the London-based Environmental Investigation Agency and Malaysian NGO Grassroots exposed flaws in the certification process.
In fact, the Guatemalan government has allowed us to be the first NGO to enter the village and help in the recovery efforts.
The video shows masked protesters circling Ngo, punching and hitting him and dousing him with a "milkshake," then following him as he flees.
Mr Bolsonaro's choice will be "a big test of the government's commitment" to fight corruption, says Bruno Brandão of Transparency International, an NGO.

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