Websites targeting keyword economic injustice

The Lebanese Information Center (LIC) is an independent, non-profit Research Institute committed to providing historical resources as well as updated and accurate information for individuals and institutions seeking to learn about Lebanon and its people. The establishment of LIC was inspired by the need to inform various institutions about the plight of Lebanese people and to effectively rally support for a free, democratic and sovereign Lebanon. It seeks to promote peace and aims at eliminating injustice and Human Rights abuses committed against all Lebanese equally. To realize its mission, the LIC, headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia, established chapters nationwide with several hundred members, mostly volunteers and a large support base. The LIC carries its mission through departments, which function within their capacities. Its primary programs are: Research and Media Center which gathers data and publishes special reports on issues of concern to Lebanon. Human Rights Monitor which functions as a Human Rights Watch group recording accounts of Human Rights abuses in Lebanon and exerting pressure on the Lebanese Government to stop or prevent all forms of abuses committed against its people. The LIC also monitors the judicial practices to ensure proper legal procedures. A Lobby group which aims at rallying the Lebanese community abroad to effectively lobby for a free, democratic and sovereign Lebanon. The LIC seeks to be a bridge between the American establishments and Lebanon to provide a new perspective on the continuous struggle that is depriving Lebanon of its freedom and independence. A Social Services institute working to provide assistance to Lebanese who are in need of economic assistance. The LIC also functions as a network connecting the Lebanese in the Diaspora.

Learn more about the work of Jesuit Refugee Service/USA, an international Catholic NGO whose mission is to accompany, serve and advocate for the rights of refugees and other forcibly displaced persons. JRS/USA witnesses to God’s presence in vulnerable and often forgotten people driven from their homes by conflict, natural disaster, economic injustice, or violation of their human rights.

Socialist Studies/Études socialistes is a peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary and open-access journal with a focus on describing and analysing social, economic and/or political injustice, and practices of struggle, transformation, and liberation.

Legal Services NYC fights poverty and seeks racial, social, and economic justice for low income New Yorkers. For more than 45 years, we have challenged systemic injustice and helped clients meet basic needs for housing, access to high-quality education, health care, family stability, and income and economic security.

Digest, Our focus is centered on bringing to light the injustice of the business world with stories that are real and personal. Such stories exemplify the struggle of American small business owners in the face of corporate giants abuse and unfair laws.

RELUFA is a national network of 20 Cameroonian ecumenical and secular non profit organizations and religious entities who are involved in hunger, poverty and socio-economic and environmental injustice issues. The member organizations come from all regions and represent a broad spectrum of active sectors in civil society and reflect the complex issues Cameroonian face today

Street Sense offers economic opportunities to people experiencing homelessness through media that elevates voices and encourages debate on poverty and injustice

Legal Services NYC fights poverty and seeks racial, social, and economic justice for low income New Yorkers. For more than 45 years, we have challenged systemic injustice and helped clients meet basic needs for housing, access to high-quality education, health care, family stability, and income and economic security.

Global Justice Ecology Project (GJEP) explores and exposes the intertwined root causes of social injustice, ecological destruction, and economic domination.

Pilipino Association of Workers and Im/migrantS “PAWIS” translates to “sweat” and symbolizes the struggles, hardships, and sacrifices of the members to provide for the needs of our loved ones with dignity. HOW was PAWIS formed? *In 2002, PAWIS was formed to fight against social and economic injustice faced by Filipino workers and im/migrants in Santa…