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Impact: Saving Teztan Biny- Canada

Supporting Canadian First Nations in their fight to preserve their livelihoods by collaborating with organizations that work towards mining accountability.

Related News/Voice: Tsilhqot’in First Nation fights mine to save Teztan Biny

Karenni State: Villagers carry their petition for the closure of an army training centre built on stolen land.

Bringing community-based organizations together to ensure that civilian concerns are included in ceasefire negotiation processes in Burma.

Related News/Voice: Civilian voices in Burma’s ceasefire negotiations

Lolita Chávez: Human rights’ activist taking part of the Defend Dissent Tour in Canada

Reinforcing solidarity links between Canada and Guatemala to better promote human rights.

Related News/Voice: Lolita Chávez denounces the criminalization of human rights defenders in Guatemala

Tham Hin Refugee camp: run by refugees with TBC support.

For well over a decade Inter Pares has supported The Border Consortium’s provision of humanitarian aid in some of the world’s only refugee camps to be run by refugees themselves

Related News/Voice: Aid for refugees, by refugees

About Inter Pares

The name Inter Pares means "among equals" in Latin, and reflects our belief in the equality of people, North and South. Inter Pares was founded in 1975 on a commitment to address conflict and injustice in Canada and around the world.

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Existence is resistance - annual report 2023

Peace and Democracy

Annual report 2023 | Existence is resistance

In our 2023 annual report, you’ll read about our counterparts struggling through current conflicts and others working under the long shadows of a violent past.

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