INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES

Sisang Aspurias De la Cruz

Worked with World Vision projects, especially in Palawan, helping with sustainable farming and education. Particularly with the Living Water Foundation, as child management staff and Sponsor Relations staff

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Irina Lozhnikova

 RUSSIA

Coming from a poor family in a village in Northern Siberia, the coldest place on earth, Irina qualified for a scholarship at the Presidential Academy in Moscow. She now lectures in English, Economics, Public Administration, Sociology, Cultural Studies and Politics to post-graduates and politicians.

PHILIPPINES

MONGOLIA

Ben Bienvenu

Living in a war zone near Goma. In his 20s he was kidnapped by rebels, tortured and held for ransom . Afterwards he founded a shelter for children and recovery centre for women victims of  the genocide.

 Hope For Children shelter has at present over 60 children under 11.

WCA Congo is working on  various social projects in the Goma area. We are holding events in London to highlight the ongoing tragedy that is present day  Congo.

CONGO (DRC)

TIBET

Namgyal is a tireless advocate for Tibetan rights. Based in Dharamsala, she is a Member of parliament at the Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile

She is the first woman president of the Guchusum Movement of Tibet, which lobbies for political prisoners inside Tibet.

As a special advisor to the WCA, she will help us to be as effective as possible in assisting the Tibetan people to gain freedom and justice in their own land and in perpetuating their unique culture for the benefit of all.

Lhagyari Namgyal Dolkar

Baroness Trumpington DVO

Jean Alys Barker, Baroness Trumpington DCVO PC (née Campbell-Harris; born 23 October 1922), was an English politician, a Conservative member of the House of Lords.

She had kindly agreed to be special advisor for the WCA in Mongolia, after attending a WCA-Moncharity event in the House of Lords on behalf of children living out on the streets in Ulaan Baatar.

It is with great sadness that we announce her  passing . Her memory will live on by the good works she left behind

NEPAL

Netra Devkota

Nepal Student Union-Central committee Member

Nepal Red Cross Society, Executive committee member

Vice President of the Rural Development and Save the Environmental Forum (VDSEF-Nepal)

“I am 31 years old, 21 May 1989  is my birth day

I am from a middle family of Nepal.

I have been working in different ways for the last five years for sustainable peace and stability in Nepal.

I'm a positive thinking dynamic person.

The long-term violent war in Nepal's history has taught me a lot and I have experienced family loss from violence at 7 years of age, which makes me more determined to work for peace in my country”.