Right to Know Day 2004
In 2004 the 2nd annual International Right to Know Day was celebrated in 20 countries around the world:
Africa
Americas
USA Mexico Jamaica El Salvador Peru Argentina
Asia
Europe
Spain Czech Republic Slovakia Albania Latvia Croatia Serbia and Montenegro Romania Bulgaria Armenia Moldova
International Organizations
Right to Know Day around the world - South Africa |
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No hay traducciones disponibles. Organizer: ODAC/Treatment Action Campaign Description: We will be: We will do this in partnership with and HIV/AIDS treatment advocacy group, the Teatment Action Campaign. |
| Actualizado ( Miércoles, 06 de Mayo de 2009 08:28 ) |
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