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  Donate Now: UNIFEM Fund for Haiti  
 
18 Jan 2010
In the aftermath of Haiti's earthquake we ask you to please donate generously and support the women of Haiti in the process of recovery. Please follow the below link to support programmes that promote women's human rights, their economic and political empowerment and gender equality

Go to: https://secure.globalproblems-globalsolutions.org/site/Donation2?df_id=1960&1960.donation=form1

 
 
 
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