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Participant by Contry, Org Contact and Email Annual Consultations with NGOs Geneva, CICG 27 June - 29 June 2018 Provisional list of participants by country For full details, please refer to the list of participants by organization Afghanistan Australia Tabish Social Health Education Organization Brotherhood of St Laurence Mr Feda Mohammad AHMADI Mr Joseph YOUHANA Mr Wais ARIA Burmese Rohingya Community in Australia Inc. Argentina Mr Muhammed JUNITE Corredor Humanitario Community Migrant Resource Centre Mr Majd MATTAR Ms Melissa MONTEIRO Ms Lana SAADEH International Detention Coalition (IDC) Fundacion Migrantes y Refugiados Sin Fronteras Ms Mariane ANDRADE QUINTAO Ms Elda TOGNETTI Ms Junita CALDER Mr Leandro ZACCARI TOGNETTI Ms Silvia GOMEZ MORADILLO Ms Robyn SAMPSON MECoPA Ms Melanie TEFF Ms Diana ORTIZ MDA Ltd Microjusticia Argentina Ms Kerrin BENSON Ms Maria BERCETCHE Ms Mitra KHAKBAZ Armenia Multicultural Youth Advocacy Network Australia (MYAN) Armenian Red Cross Society Ms Carmina GUERRA Ms Hasmik KHACHATRYAN Ms Nadine LIDDY Australia Ms Shabnam SAFA Act for Peace, National Council of Churches in Peter McMullin Centre on Statelessness, Australia Melbourne Law School Mr Brian BARBOUR Ms Timnah BAKER Adult Multicultural Education Services (AMES) Refugee Council of Australia Ms Melika SHEIKH-ELDIN Ms Michelle FERNS Ms Bernice KAMIKAZI Amnesty International Ms Sahar OKHOVAT Mr Graham THOM Mr Paul POWER Mr John ROC Assyrian Australian Association Mr Simon SANG HRE Ms Carmen LAZAR Refugee Legal Australian National Committee on Refugee Women (ANCORW) Mr David MANNE Mr Mohammad Riza AZIMI Settlement Council of Australia Mr Mohammad Dauod HUSSAIN ALI Mr Nicholas TEBBEY Ms Najeeba WAZEFADOST Ms Anyier YUOL Australian Women Against Violence Alliance Ms Tina DIXSON Prepared by UNHCR Inter-Agency Unit Page 1 14-Jun-2018 Australia Belgium Settlement Services International SOS Children's Villages International Mr Ala'A Aldeen BUJAIRAMI Mr David KATZLINGER Ms Carmen GHALY Ms Ana LOPEZ FONTAL Ms Katrina GRECH Ms Yamamah KHODR AGHA Belize Ms Violet ROUMELIOTIS Belize Red Cross National Society Southern Migrant and Refugee Centre Ms Sharole SALDIVAR Mr Ramesh Kumar MUDDAGOUNI Bosnia and Herzegovina University of New South Wales - Forced Association Vasa Prava Migration Research Network Mr Emir PRCANOVIC Ms Linda BARTOLOMEI Mr Dragan VUJANOVIC Ms Maria Carolina RONDON SCHMIDT Brazil Bangladesh CARITAS Archidiocesis of Rio de Janeiro Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee (BRAC) Mr Candido Feliciano DA PONTE NETO Mr Kam MORSHED Conectas Direitos Humanos Mr Mohammed Abdus SALAM Ms Camila ASANO Centre for Peace and Justice, BRAC University Ms Ligia BOLIVAR Mr Gustavo HUPPES Mr Manzoor HASAN Instituto Migraçoes e Direitos Humanos (IMDH) Coastal Association for Social Transformation (COAST) Ms Rosita MILESI Mr Sanat K. 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