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CORE is actively participating in the debate on the rights of indigenous peoples during the sessions of the Working Group on Indigenous Populations appointed by the Sub-Commission on the Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities.
CORE supports other grassroots organizations by providing or arranging for intensive capacity building. CORE particularly seeks to facilitate the enhanced performance and effectiveness of community based organizations. In all activities, CORE maintains as its priorities a participatory approach to community building, and the long-term development goal of a wide range of communities living together in the same environment.
Stories and ReportsLeadership Workshops in India and Malaysia Lead to Cooperative Efforts to Empower Women
In Northeastern India, the endemic armed conflict over indigenous peoples' land and property rights has had significant repercussions on the health and safety of women and children in the region. WLP's partner, CORE, is working to address these issues in cooperation with other women's and indigenous peoples' groups in the region. CORE is a regional grassroots organization based in Assam and Manipur, with twenty years' experience mobilizing around issues such as land rights, conflict and violence, sexual abuse, trafficking of women and children, and civil-society building, with a particular focus on raising gender awareness in traditional societies undergoing transition. By working collaboratively to implement leadership training workshops, CORE and WLP are providing indigenous women an opportunity and venue to redefine the meaning of leadership, organize, and take action in their communities to improve economic conditions and work towards a lasting peace in the region. |