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The Goals of the Network
For the Iraqis living in their homeland country of
Iraq, we will assist them in all their needs and
hardships. This can be done in various ways. Here
are a few objectives:
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Provide appropriate
living conditions for all Iraqis in Iraq.
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Help all innocent
victims of war and crime through various projects
arranged by the Iraqi Human Rights Network.
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Provide medical help
to young children who have no access to medical
treatment and others who have life threatening
diseases so that they can be treated.
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Assist young orphans
who have lost their childhood in the shadow of wars
by helping them establish new lives and beginnings.
For the Iraqi immigrants living in the United
States and in other immigrant countries, we will
help them adjust to their countries of immigration
and establish connections between their homeland and
their country of immigration. Here are some of the
main objectives:
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Assist all new Iraqi immigrants to the U.S and other
countries by helping them physically and
psychologically establish new homes in their
countries of immigration.
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Activate the interconnections and relationships
between Iraqi people and their countries of
immigration.
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Facilitate the integration and participation of
Iraqi immigrants in American society. At the same
time, the Iraqi Human Rights Network will work to
prevent Iraqi immigrants from disintegration in
their countries of immigration.
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Provide appropriate conditions for Iraqis to live
in, in their countries of immigration.
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Resist the disappearance of the sense of belonging
to their native country of Iraq, especially among
Iraqis in the U.S by organizing language, cultural,
social, and sport activities to revive their sense
of belonging to their country of origin.
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Provide appropriate conditions for Iraqi
intellectuals to perform their educational and
cultural roles for the benefit of Iraqi immigrants.
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Sponsor and protect the intellectual production of
Iraqi individuals in small isolated Iraqi
communities by providing them with assistance.
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Honor Iraqi immigrants
for their outstanding accomplishments through
special ceremonies.
Date: January 8, 2007
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