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Carter Center: Two Palestines? What is Risked by a "West Bank First" Policy?

July 10, 2007 -- ATLANTA…The collapse of the Palestinian National Unity Government (NUG) last month following the takeover of Gaza by Hamas has left the Palestinian territories in crisis.

The United States and larger international community are contemplating a "West Bank First" strategy to bolster the position of President Abbas' Fatah party and the emergency government he assembled in the West Bank, which does not include any Hamas members.    » read more »

Carter Center: Lack of Transparency in Political Financing Poses Serious Problems for Countries

New study calls for monitoring campaign and party financing

June 3, 2007 -- Berlin / Panama City – Political party and election campaign financing is a murky field in eight Latin American countries, according to a study released today by Transparency International (TI) and The Carter Center.    » read more »

Rosalynn Carter Georgia Mental Health Forum Focuses on Reducing the Stigma of Mental Illnesses

May is National Mental Health Month

9 May 2007 -- ATLANTA…Fear of stigma and discrimination remains one of the biggest factors in preventing people from seeking treatment for mental illnesses. This problem is especially true for older children and young adults struggling with mental health issues who sense additional pressure to "fit in" with their peer group.    » read more »

New Carter Center Field Office in Ramallah to Support Palestinian Democracy and Human Rights

4 May 2007 -- The Carter Center is reinvigorating its presence in the Palestinian Territories in support of peace for Israel, justice for the Palestinians, and the emergence of a viable, democratic Palestinian state.    » read more »

Pre-Election Statement: Carter Center Election Observation Mission in Nepal

16 April 2007 -- The Carter Center congratulates Nepal's sustained commitment to the peace process and applauds efforts to address political differences through dialogue. Following the Election Commission of Nepal's April 13 announcement indicating that a June constituent assembly election is not technically feasible, it is now up to Nepali political leaders to focus their efforts on putting the proper conditions in place for the conduct of a sound electoral process in a realistic timeframe.    » read more »

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