Synonyms for ngo
ngo

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1. nongovernmental organization, NGOnoun

   an organization that is not part of the local or state or federal government

   Synonyms:
   nongovernmental organization

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1. List of paraphrases for "ngo":

   ngos, ong, non-governmental

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1. Muslim Uighurs:

   We raise the cases of individuals like Liu Xiaobo, Xu Zhiyong, Gao Yu, Ilham Tohti, and Pu Zhiqiang, who are unjustly detained, china's increasing restrictions on freedom of expression and assembly -- including their visa restrictions on American journalists -- are not only wrong ; they are short-sighted. She also criticized the draft foreign NGO law that China is considering, which she said would threaten.

2. Sinan Ulgen:

   The AKP never convinced even its own constituency that its policy in Syria was justified from a national interest standpoint, morally, fine. But they are not running an NGO.

3. Athit Kong:

   We have quite stringent laws regarding worker safety in Local NGO Mother Nature Cambodia, but they are rarely enforced.

4. Ben Lee:

   It is extremely easy to obtain a casino license in Local NGO Mother Nature Cambodia, to get one, all you need is to prove you have a parcel of land and to pay an application fee to the Cambodian ministry of finance, which is in charge of overseeing casinos.

5. Matthias Kiener:

   External auditors, unlike [counter-fraud] officers, are not necessarily looking for evidence of fictitious receipts or inappropriate spending in the field, sometimes the due diligence is not done. That might be because many charities are founded on the principle of trust. An NGO might be reluctant to ask tough questions of some of those it employs.