09 Դկտ

Posted at 13:40h in Job

New Generation Humanitarian NGO announces an open call for Drop-in Center Coordinator.   Position- Drop-in Center Coordinator Duration- 1 month trial with the possibility of extension for 20 months Location – Republic of Armenia, Yerevan city Salary – Contractual   Job description  Main responsibilities   Coordinate works in the Drop-in Center, Accountability to supervisors, Participate in...

08 Դկտ

Posted at 11:09h in Alternative Media, News

HIV or human immunodeficiency virus is one of the most discussed viruses in the world today. It was first recorded in 1981, and already in 1983 the trigger of the infection and later its various clinical forms were discovered. The first HIV case in Armenia...

02 Դկտ

Posted at 14:18h in Medical news, Meeting-discussions, News

Every year, on 1 December, the world commemorates World AIDS Day. The day was proclaimed in 1988 to raise the awareness about AIDS epidemics that originated through the spreading of HIV infection.   Thus, since 1988, on the first day of winter the international community uses...

02 Դկտ

Posted at 13:13h in Competitions, News

New Generation Humanitarian NGO announces an open call for small sub-grants.   The proposed projects shall be aimed at the promotion of Human Rights of LGBTI People, non-discrimination and equality.   The budget of every sub-grant project is up to AMD 400,000. The implementation period of the project shall end...

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Posted at 14:08h in Legal news, News

On November 15, 2021, the Office for Democratic  Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) in Europe released its annual report on hate crimes recorded in 2020.    This year as well 7 cases submitted by New Generation Humanitarian NGO were included in the OSCE-ODIHR 2020 report. The cases include hate crimes based on sexual orientation and gender identity, which were  registered by NGNGO in the Republic of Armenia in 2020.    You can get acquainted with the report here.    ...

16 Նյմ

Posted at 14:04h in Alternative Media, News

The 28th General Conference of UNESCO adopted the Declaration of Principles for Tolerance in 1995, and in 1996 the UN General Assembly invited UN Member States to mark the 16th of November as International Day for Tolerance to call on the public to draw attention...