Unit 4 Assessment 2

 

NGO

By informing the public on how governments and corporations use their power and influence, NGOs assist individuals in forming opinions and making decisions based on all available information. Second, NGOs assist citizens in communicating with governments. Every few years, the public has the opportunity to elect its representatives. Individual human rights violations are combated either directly or by backing specific "test cases" in relevant courts. providing immediate aid to those who have had their rights violated. campaigning for changes to national, regional, or international legislation assisting in the development of the substance of such laws.

Amnesty international

Amnesty International has evolved from advocating for the liberation of political prisoners to championing human rights across the board. From abolishing the death penalty to defending the rights of refugees and migrants, our work protects and empowers people.

International trade union confederation

The International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) .The ITUC's primary mission is to promote and defend workers' rights and interests through international cooperation between trade unions, global campaigning, and advocacy within major global institutions. Its main areas of activity are trade union and human rights, economy, society, and the workplace, equality and non-discrimination, and international solidarity. Four-yearly world congresses, a General Council, and an Executive Bureau rule it.

Worldwide fund for nature

WWF has worked closely with US government partners to protect tropical forests and prevent illegal timber trade around the world, including assisting in the strengthening of US laws against the import and trade of illegal wood products and the passage of the Tropical Forest Conservation Act, which provides developing countries with incentives to protect their forests through debt-for-nature swaps.


Greenpeace and the Danish Refugee Council (DRC).

The Danish Refugee Council seeks to ensure a dignified living for refugees, displaced people, and displacement-affected individuals through humanitarian, development, and peacebuilding efforts. We work in conflict-affected areas, along migration routes, and in refugee-settling countries. The scope of our work includes everything from disaster relief to helping refugees and internally displaced people build a better future.


Federation of Free Farmers Cooperative

The Federation of Free Farmers Cooperatives - FFFC was formed in July 1966 to better the farmers' economic situation. It was formed to engage in activities that help to the upliftment and development of the farmer and their families' economic condition.



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