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| CSHRN was founded in Kabul in August 2004 and between 2004 and 2006, most activities were carried out in Kabul. However, representatives from many parts of the country were also invited to Kabul during this time in order to get to know representatives of CSHRN as well as representatives of other regions, to attend educational programs and the human rights school in Kabul....Continued... |
CSHRN was established in August 2004 in Kabul. It carried out its activities for the first two years mostly in Kabul and conducted programs like a Human Rights School and trainings. Participants were invited from various regions in order to get familiar with CSHRN. Afterwards, members of the network started to research on human rights and the condition of civil society, and the north....Continued... |
CSHRN conducted a three day meeting on civil society and human rights in order to get to know and to analyze the human rights conditions before establishing an office. CSHRN opened the office on 15 February 2007, covering 4 provinces (Herat, Farah, Badghis, and Ghoor). The aim of conducting programs also outside of Herat was to develop networking and coordination also with other civil....Continued... |
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The CSHRN Board is responsible for ensuring the effective and efficient implementation of the strategy of CSHRN. For this purpose, it monitors the activities of the Executive Secretariat in Kabul as well as of the regional offices. The Board is democratically elected by the General Assembly for one year. It consists of ten representatives of the member organisations and the human rights adviser of the Danish Institute for Human Rights (DIHR). ...Continued... |
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The Executive secretariat in Kabul is in charge of implementing the programs decided by the General Assembly. It consists of an Information and Education Section, a Publication Section and a Finance and Administration Section. In addition, it provides a resource centre with human rights material, computer with internet access and facilities for carrying out human rights debates. To ensure the coordination and cooperation among civil society and human rights organisations also outside of Kabul, CSHRN has established so far three regional offices. One regional office is in Herat for the western provinces, one regional office is in Mazar-e-Sharif for the northern and north-eastern provinces and one regional office is in Jalalabad for the eastern provinces. Through these regional offices, CSHRN is working. The opening of an additional coordination structure for the central region is foreseen in Bamyan in 2009...Continued... |
The development of CSHRN can be divided into four phases: Identification phase: July 2002 – July 2004 During the identification phase, the Danish Institute for Human Rights (DIHR) together with local partners was analyzing the situation of human rights and civil society in Afghanistan. Through dialogue and brainstorming, ideas were developed on what could be done to strengthen human rights in the country. DIHR conducted three identification missions to Afghanistan during this period. At the same time, two capacity building programs for women organizations were organized. 1. Phase: August 2004 – June 2006 During this period, the structure of the network was organized and first activities in the field of human rights carried....Continued... |
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Address: |
| M.Naim Nazari |
| Executive Coordinator of CSHRN |
| Contact No: 0799353481 |
| Email: nn_cshrn@yahoo.com |
| Wazir Ahmad Khorami |
| Member Relationship Officer |
| Contact No: 0700260942 |
| Email: wazirahmad_khorami@yahoo.com |
| Eng, Fazel Homayoon Nezam |
| IT & Design Manager: |
| Contact No: 0799317346 |
| Email: fazel_homayoon@yahoo.com |
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