Japan International Center for the Rights of the Child , established in 1992, works towards the realisation of the rights of all the children around the world. Our main activities are to raise public awareness on the United Nations Convention on the Rights

ABOUT JACSES Our Goal To realize a sustainable environment and society in Japan and around the world through broad participation and cooperation of citizens and professionals. Our Objectives To analyze and evaluatie Japanese environmental policy and provid

To solve today`s environmental problems, many of which originate from daily life and ordinary business activities, people need to not only think and learn about the environment, but also to take the environment into consideration in their own lives in the

Japan Environmental Education Forum is a corporation consisting of people who are engaging or/and interested in environmental education. Currently, there are over 1000 members. JEEF was established September 1992 by inheriting the spirit and activities of

* To promote networking and collaborative activities among citizen organizations (NGOs) engaged in international cooperation * To strengthen the institutional capacity of NGOs to carry out their missions * To disseminate information and knowledge concernin

Objectives: Because of Japan's rapid progress in the field of politics, economics and culture, the federation has challenged Japanese lawyers to assume responsibilities for protecting human rights and building social justice.

It collects and publicizes documentation on, and provides support to, movements for human rights and social justice in east Asia. The council holds annual conferences to identify priority issues which become the focus of its year-round activities.

The Jesuit Social Center (JSC) is involved with issues of justice and peace and human rights in Asia. On the issue of refugees, the pastoral center is actively involved in the civic solidarity group for Indochinese persons arrested in Japan in February 198

The Japan Initiative for Youth Development (JIYD) was legally registered as a Japanese nonprofit, grantmaking. JIYD's mission is to increase investment in positive child and youth development, and to encourage active youth participation. Specifically, its

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