Internet Rights Bulgaria Foundation

skip Internet Rights Bulgaria Foundation is developing a free software solution for legal case management for not-for-profit legal aid centers. We are searching for a full-time programmer with the following technical experience ...

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skip Christina and Mathieu proposed their experience and their organisation Internet Rights Bulgaria to set up the electronic list of this new EWG and administrate it as webmasters or moderators.

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skip The portal itself is a zone aiming to provoke and establish informal discussions on topics, related to the disabled people in Bulgaria, and a meeting place for co-operation and contacts. It is for now mainly supported into Bulgarian language.

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skip The Social Rights Network aims to raise the awareness of Bulgarian NGOs, social movements and individuals about their rights, to provide them with a forum to claim their rights and participate in campaigns and common projects.

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skip From the 19th to 23rd of April 2004, Internet Rights Bulgaria, in partnership with Virtual Activism, hosted an online workshop about the “Use of Free Software in a non-governmental context”.

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skip The Womens’ Information Technologies Transfer, with the assistance and participation of activists from Internet Rights Bulgaria Foundation, organized their Training Exchange Event in Sofia, Bulgaria. The initiative took part from January 31st to Feburuary 3rd, among 16 women from 9 countries - Serbia and Montenegro, Macedonia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Moldova, Croatia, Czech Republic, The Netherlands, France and Bulgaria.
The participants met mainly to share experience and to learn new (...)

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skip Is SPIP just another software product and what is the difference it makes, from the fact that it is Free Software? What happened on the 15th of November, in Maison des Metallos, Paris, one day after the end of the European Social Forum?

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skip The aim of this document is to familiarise decision makers and technology specialists about the impacts of software in their environment and why non-governmental organisations (NGOs) should work with Free Software.

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