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Non-Governmental Organizations 500.Yil Vakfi PC.INF/18/04/Add.2 23 April 2004 Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe ENGLISH only Secretariat NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS 500.YIL VAKFI A. Naim GÜLERYÜZ AKTION COURAGE AGAINST RACISM AND DISCRIMINATION Marianne THEIL AKTION SÜHNEZEICHEN Christian STAFFA ALL-UKRAINIAN JEWISH CONGRESS Vadim RABINOVITCH AMADEU ANTONIO STIFTUNG Susanna HARMS Anetta KAHANE Heike RADVAN Timo REINFRANK AMERICAN ACADEMY BERLIN Gary SMITH AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES Andrew IMPARATO AMERICAN FRIENDS OF LUBAVITCH Levi SHEMTOV AMERICAN INSTITUTE FOR CONTEMP. GERMAN STUDIES Jeffrey PECK AMERICAN JEWISH COMMITTEE Steven ADDISON Andrew BAKER Gail FELS Richard SIDEMAN Barbara SCHÄUBLE Tina DUST Hanne THOMA AMERICAN JEWISH CONGRESS Ayall SCHANZER David TWERSKY AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL Claudio CORDONE Nicola DUCKWORTH ANTI-DEFAMATION LEAGUE Barbara BALSER Ronald BALSER Stacy BURDETT Abraham FOXMAN Brian MARCUS Joseph SMUKLER Constance SMUKLER Heiko STOIBER ARCHIV e.V. UND AJC TASKFORCE ON ANTI-SEMITISM Norman GEISSLER ASSOCIATION OF JEWISH ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITIES OF UKRAINE Larysa ILLICH Leonid FINBERG AUSCHWITZ JEWISH CENTRE FOUNDATION Allyne SCHWARTZ Fred SCHWARTZ B`NAI B`RITH INTERNATIONAL David LEVY-BENTOLILA Dennis GLICK Daniel MARIASHIN Moishe SMITH Ernesto WINKOWSKI BOARD OF DEPUTIES OF BRITISH JEWS Henry GRUNWALD Florence KAUFMANN BRIDGE OF UNDERSTANDING – THE JEWISH EXPERIENCE OF MODERN GERMANY Dagmar WEILER BUNDESZENTRALE FÜR POLITISCHE BILDUNG Simone HARTWICH Alexander LASCH Linda NIEHAGE CANADIAN JEWISH CONGRESS Keith LANDY Manuel PRUTSCHI Moshe RONEN CENTER INFORMATION DOCUMENTATION ISRAEL (DIDI) Hadassa HIRSCHFELD –REICHMAN CENTRAL EUROPE CENTER FOR RESEARCH AND DOCUMENTATION Edward SEROTTA CENTRAL UNION OF JEWISH RELIGIOUS COMMUNITIES IN THE SLOVAK REPUBLIC Fero ALEXANDER CENTRE EUROPEEN JUIF D`INFORMATION (CEJI) Victor WEITZEL CHIEF RABBI OF RUSSIA Berel LAZAR CHIEF RABBINATE OF MOSCOW Pinchas GOLDSCHMIDT CIVS Floriane AZOULAY Lucien KALFON CLAIMS CONFERENCE/ALLOCATION DEP. Elvira GLÜCK COBASE Mario FUA Massimo PIERI Valentina JAPPELLI Stefano MANNACIO COMITE DE COORDINATION DES ORGANISATIONS JUIVES DE BELGIQUE Philippe MARKIEWICZ CONACT- KOORDINATION CENTRE GERMAN-ISRAELI-YOUTH- EXCHANGE Christine MAEHLER CONFERENCE OF EUROPEAN RABBIS Abraham DUNNER CONFERENCE OF PRESIDENTS OF MAJOR AMERICAN JEWISH ORGANIZATIONS Malcolm HOENLEIN CONSULTATIVE COUNCIL OF JEWISH ORGANIZATIONS Raphael WALDEN CORE CENTRE FOR OSCE RESEARCH Anette LEGUTKE DENIZ FENERI AID AND SOLIDARITY ASSOCIATION Halit CENGIZ Emin CHILMI DEUTSCH-ISRAELISCHE GESELLSCHAFT Manfred LAHNSTEIN DIE JÜDISCHE.AT INTERNETPORTAL Jörg RENSMANN Ralf SCHRÖDER DOKUMENTATIONSARCHIV DES ÖSTERREICHISCHEN WIDERSTANDES Andreas PEHAM EBENEZER HILFSFONDS DEUTSCHLAND e.V. Helmut SPECHT Hinrich KAASMANN EURO-ASIAN JEWISH CONGRESS Michail CHLENOV Victor DASCHEVSKY Viatcheslav LIKHATCHEV Alexander MACHKEVITCH Fedor OSSININ Roman SPEKTOR Aleksander LAKSHIN Igor KEREZ EUROPEAN COALITION FOR ISRAEL Tomas SANDELL Harald ECKERT EUROPEAN COUNCIL OF JEWISH COMMUNITIES Gabriello ROSENSTEIN EUROPEAN JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTRE Levi MATUSOF EUROPEAN JEWISH CONGRESS Victoria BENATOFF Jacob BENATOFF Pierre BESNAINOU Jacob BLEICH Serge CWAJGENBAUM Myriam GLIKERMAN Viatscheslav KANTOR Manuel SEIFFE Michael WHINE EUROPEAN UNION OF JEWISH STUDENTS Nathalie BELHASSEN Viktoria DOLBURD Adam MOUCHTAR Gidon VAN EMDEN FEDERAL UNION OF JEWISH STUDENTS IN GERMANY Uriel KASHI FEDERATION DE COMMUNIDADES ISRAELITAS DE ESPANIA Alberto BENASULY AZULAY FEDERATION OF JEWISH COMMUNITIES IN HUNGARY Peter GÖNCI Gustav ZOLTAI FEDERATION OF JEWISH COMMUNITIES IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC Tomas KRAUS Jan MUNK FEDERATION OF JEWISH COMMUNITIES OF THE CIS & BALTIC STATES Avraham BERKOWITZ FÖRDERKREIS ZUR ERRICHTUNG EINES DENKMALS FÜR DIE ERMORDETEN JUDEN EUROPAS Edith Lea ROSH-SCHULZE-ROHR Jakob SCHULZE-ROHR Christa STARK FRIEDRICH-EBERT STIFTUNG Achim VOGT GEGEN VERGESSEN- FÜR DEMOKRATIE e.V. Klaus LINDENBERG GHERUSH 92 Valentina PIATTELLI GLOBAL PANEL FOUNDATION e.V. Marc ELLENBOGEN GLOBAL RIGHTS Bradley HOLMES HADASSAH Joy POLLOCK Elaine SENTER Karen VENEZKY Shelley KLEIN HAGALIL ONLINE David GALL Klaus Dieter PARKER Iris WEISS Franziska WERNERS HAIFA UNIVERSITY, VICE PRESIDENT FOR DEVELOPMENT Yael METSER HAROLD AND SELMA LIGHT CENTRE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCACY Tatiana LVOVA HEINRICH-BÖLL-STIFTUNG Ralf FÜCKS Marianne ZEPP HELSINKI COMMITTEE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS IN SERBIA Sonja BISERKO HONESTLY CONCERNED Ulrich BECKER Rosemarie MATUSCHEK Sacha STAWSKI HUMAN RIGHTS CENTRE, UNIVERSITY OF ESSEX Jonathan HOROWITZ HUMAN RIGHTS FIRST Michael McCLINTOCK Michael POSNER HUMAN RIGHTS NGO “CITIZENS` WATCH” Boris PUSTYNTSEV HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH Veronika SZENTE GOLDSTON I. KORZAK ASSOCIATION IN RUSSIA Irerna DEMAKOVA Tatiana ERNANDES INITIATIVE 9. NOVEMBER Abraham DZIALOWSKI Barabara FRANKE Samuel WEIFFENBACH INSTITUTE ON THE HOLOCAUST & THE LAW Keith NUNES INTERN. JEWISH COMMITTEE FOR INTERRELIGIOUS CONSULTATIONS Shmuel HADAS INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN Sara WINKOWSKI June JACOBS INTERNATIONAL HELSINKI FEDERATION FOR HUMAN RIGHTS Ulrich FISCHER INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS Alexey KOROTAEV INTERNATIONAL NETWORK AGAINST CYBER HATE Suzette BRONKHORST Samuel ALTHOF INTERNATIONALES AUSCHWITZ KOMITEE Jerome DEODAT Anna MUSIOL Kurt Julius GOLDSTEIN Christoph HEUBNER ISRAEL CULTURAL CENTRE OF CHEBOKSARY Aleksander SLAVINSKY ISRAELITISCHE KULTUSGEMEINDE WIEN Judit MUZICANT Ariel MUZICANT JACOB BLAUSTEIN INSTITUTE FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF HUMAN RIGHTS Allison COHEN Sybil KESSLER Robert RIFKIND JCRC OF ST. LOUIS Lesley LEVIN Mark LEVIN JEWISH COMMUNITIES IN THE NETHERLANDS Ruben VIS JEWISH COMMUNITY IN DENMARK Jacques BLUM Stefan ISAAK JEWISH COMMUNITY OF BiH – SARAJEWO Jacob FINCI JEWISH COMMUNITY OF THESSALONIKI Iakov BENMAYOR David SALTIEL JEWISH COMMUNITY OF TURKEY Daniel NAVARO Deniz BALER SAPORTA JEWISH COUNCIL FOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS Paul MINKOFF Hilda MINKOFF Reva PRICE Hannah ROSENTHAL JEWISH LIBERAL COMMUNITY OF CATALONIA IN BARCELONA Karin PERLMUTTER JÜDISCHE GEMEINDE BERLIN Alexander BRENNER Albert MEYER JUGENDBEGEGNUNGSSTÄTTE ANNE FRANK Sabine DIEDERICH Bernd FECHLER JUGENDSCHUTZ.NET Stefan GLASER Mark BOOTZ KONRAD - ADENAUER – STIFTUNG Anne VON BORN- FALLOIS KREUZBERGER INITIATIVE GEGEN ANTISEMITISMUS Günther JIKELI LAWRENCE AND LEE RAMER CENTRE FOR GERMAN – JEWISH RELATIONS Deidre BERGER Viola GEORGI Alexander HASGALL David KIPP Sergey LAGODINSKY Maren QUALMANN LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE ON CIVIL RIGHTS – EDUCATION FUND Ellen BUCHMAN Barbara ARNWINE Julie FERNANDES Wade HENDERSON Karen LAWSON William TAYLOR Mary BERRY Bill LEE LICRA – INTERNATIONALE LIGA GEGEN RASSISMUS UND ANTISEMITISMUS Samuel LASTER MAGENTA – COMPLAINTS BUREAU FOR DISCRIMINATION ON INTERNET Ronald EISSENS MARCH OF THE LIVING INT. Shmuel ROSENMANN MIDDLE EAST MEDIA RESEARCH INSTITUTE BERLIN Joachim MÜLLER Mirjam GLÄSER MITEINANDER – NETZWERK FÜR DEMOKRATIE UND WELTOFFENHEIT IN SACHSEN – ANHALT Ramona STEINBERG Christine BÖCKMANN MOBILE BERATUNG GEGEN RECHTSEXTREMISMUS Catharina SCHMALSTIEG MONTENEGRIAN HELSINKI COMMITTEE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS Slobodan FRANOVIC MOSCOW HELSINKI GROUP Tanya LOKSHINA NATIONAL ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN LEGAL CONSORTIUM Karen NARASAKI NATIONAL COUNCIL OF LA RAZA Pedro CAVALLERO NATIONAL FAIR HOUSING ALLIANCE Shanna SMITH NATIONAL PARTNERSHIP FOR WOMEN AND FAMILIES Judith LICHTMAN NATIONAL WOMEN`S LAW CENTRE Marcia GREENBERGER NCSJ Shai FRANKLIN Fred ISRAEL Lesley ISRAEL Mark LEVIN Howard SACHS Joel SCHINDLER Judith WOLF Alan KRONSTADT Robert METH OPEN REPUBLIC – ASSOCIATION AGAINST ANTISEMITISM AND XENOPHOBIA Maciej GELLER PSYCHOLOGIST FOR RESEARCH, CONSULTANCY AND DEVELOPMENT Evelyn MARKUS RAOUL WALLENBERG HONORARY CITIZEN COMMITTEE Max GRUNBERG REFERENTIN FÜR KIRCHEN UND RELIGIONSGEMEINSCHAFTEN BEIM SPD – PARTEIVORSTAND Dagmar MENSINK RUSSIAN JEWISH CONGRESS Evgeny SATANOVSKIY SIG SWITZERLAND Alfred DONATH SIMON WIESENTHAL CENTRE Abraham COOPER Stanley SAMUELS STANDPUNKTE – PÄDAGOGEN GEGEN RECHTSEXTREMISMUS UND ANTISEMITISMUS Michael RUMP – RÄUBER STEPHEN ROTH INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF ANTI – SEMITISM AND RACISM Dina PORAT Roni STAUBER STIFTUNG SPI – OSTKREUZ – NETZWERKE GEGEN RECHTS Stefan RUDSCHINAT TACHELES REDEN! GEGEN RECHTSEXTREMISMUS, RASSISMUS UND ANTISEMITISMUS e.V. Kirsten DÖHRING THE INTER – PARLIAMENTARY COUNCIL AGAINST ANTISEMITISM Elliot Conway THE JUDAICA FOUNDATION – CENTRE FOR JEWISH CULTURE Robert GADEK THE TRANSATLANTIC INSTITUTE OF THE AMERICAN JEWISH COMMITTEE Arne BERENSEN TRANS-ATLANTIC INSTITUTE Nicolas LANE Kenneth STERN UN WATCH Paul GOLDENBERG David HARRIS Hillel NEUER UNION OF BELARUSSIAN JEWISH PUBLIC ASSOCIATIONS AND COMMUNITIES Yakau BASIN Victoria BRUMINA Galina LEVINA Mikhail TREISTER UNION OF JEWISH COMMUNITIES OF ITALY Claudio MORPUGO UNIONE DELLE COMUNITA EBRAICHE ITALIENE David MEGHNAGI Alessandro RUBEN Adriana GOLDSTAUB VENTRIGLIA UNITED JEWISH COMMUNITIES Charles KONIGSBERG UNITED JEWISH COMMUNITY OF UKRAINE Eduard DOLINSKY UPJF Stephane FRIEDFELD Yves BOUTBOUL WISSENSCHAFTSFORUM DER SOZIALDEMOKRATIE IN BERLIN, BRANDENBURG UND MECKPOM e.V. Klaus FABER WOMEN`S INTERNATIONAL ZIONIST ORGANIZATION Rama ENAV Martha NEUWALD-GOLLING Helena GLASER Raya JAGLOM WORLD JEWISH CONGRESS Mendel KAPLAN Michael BAGRAIM Russel GADDIN Jillian KAPLAN Jan ARONSEN Abraham BIDERMAN Edgar BRONFMAN Robert BROWN Yoram DINSTEIN Denise GOLDFARB TERPINS Jeremy JONES Isi LEIBLER Naomi LEIBLER Ruth LEKET Yehiel LEKET John MALKINSON Isabella NESPOLI Pinchas SHAPIRO Israel SINGER Evelyne SINGER Henry Isaac SOBEL Evelyne SOMMER Fred SOMMER Elan STEINBERG Maram STERN Jacques TERPINS Michael THAIDIGSMANN WORLD UNION FOR PROGRESSIVE JUDAISM Walter HOMOLKA N.N. WORLD UNION OF JEWISH STUDENTS Peleg RESHEF WORLD ZIONIST ORGANIZATION – AMERICAN SECTION Kalman SULTANIK YAD VASHEM, CHAIRMAN OF THE DIRECTORATE Yehuda BAUER Avner SHALEV ZENTRALRAT DER MUSLIME IN DEUTSCHLAND Mounir AZZAOUI Axel KÖHLER Mahmurt ASKAR Nadeem ELYAS Aiman MAZYEK ZENTRUM FÜR ANTISEMITISMUSFORSCHUNG Wolfgang BENZ Werner BERGMANN Juliane WETZEL ZOF – ZIONISTISCHE ORGANISATION FRANKFURT e.V. Rene POLLAK .
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