Montagnard Human Rights Organization

11/28/2016

Highlights
Montagnard Human Rights Organization (MHRO) Advocacy 2011-2016
http://www.mhro.org/highlights-mhro-advocacy-2011-2016

Since 2011, the Montagnard Human Rights Organization no longer provides immigration and family reunification services to refugees and asylum seekers due to the lack of continued funding and the inability to sustain a large caseload of immigration petitions without adequate long term funding and staf...

09/22/2016

Montagnard Human Rights Organization
Statement And Affirmation Of Values
September 2016
http://www.mhro.org/about/statement-and-affirmation-of-values

The following is a Statement to address false information, negative propaganda and unkind rhetoric that is often spread on the internet, within the community, or on FACEBOOK from Montagnard leaders, followers, or others who are not informed or are misled for various reasons.

02/18/2014

Summary of Montagnard History: http://www.mhro.org/montangards-history

(* For further information, please refer to SONS OF THE MOUNTAINS and FREE IN THEFOREST by Gerald Cannon Hickey ( Yale University Press), WE HAVE EATEN THE FOREST by Georges Condominas (Kodansha International Press) and SHATTERED WORLD by Gerald Cannon Hickey (University of Pennsylvania Press)

10/16/2013

http://www.mhro.org/about

The Montagnard Human Rights Organization (MHRO) is a non-profit organization established in Raleigh, North Carolina, USA, in 1998, under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. MHRO is a public charity Status, under Section 509 (a) (1) of the Internal Revenue Code. Donations are tax deductib...

09/20/2013

http://www.mhro.org/immigration-family-reunification

The significance of the Montagnard Human Rights Organization/MHRO’s Family ReunificationInitiative is that over a decade it has faced and met an unprecedented challenge to promote free emigration in Vietnam, to achieve refugee protection, family unity, family reunification, refugee integration, and…

05/13/2013

http://www.mhro.org/map-and-country

© 2010 Montagnard Human Rights Organization (MHRO). All Rights Reserved. All materials must not be reproduced in any form.

04/02/2013

http://www.mhro.org

The MHRO vision is peace and freedom for the Montagnards, the "Anak Cu Chiang" indigenous peoples of the Central Highlands, to live in their ancestral homeland, self-governed as an independent, sovereign nation, living in a peaceful, cooperative relationship with Vietnam and other countries of SE As...

08/30/2011

The MHRO vision is Peace and freedom for the Montagnards , the “Anak Cu Chiang” indigenous peoples of the Central Highlands, to live in their ancestral homeland, self-governed as an independent, sovereign nation, living in a peaceful, cooperative relationship with Vietnam and other countries of SE Asia and the world.

MHRO promotes the rights and cultural heritage of the Montagnard people in Vietnam.

08/23/2011

http://www.mhro.org/mhro-serves-over-600

The first 9 months of 2010 brought continued accomplishments with family reunification and immigration services. MHRO served over 600 petitioners with the I-485 applications to adjust status, 25 I-730 petitions, 7 I-129 F, 25 N 400 citizenship applications, 17 I-90 and 25 I-130 petitions for relativ...

08/23/2011

On July 4th, 2004, MHRO organized 58 Montagnards from North Carolina to participate in the National Independence Day Parade in Washington DC. All of the Montagnard participants proudly displayed their traditional dress. This is the first time after 17 years for the Montagnard Community in the US...

08/23/2011

Montagnard History

We call ourselves “Montagnards” (mountaineers), a name given to us by the French during the 19th century. We are affectionately nicknamed “Yards” by the American soldiers who fought by our side in the second Indochina War (known as Vietnam War). We are also known ...

08/23/2011

Advocacy is a cornerstone of the Montagnard Human Rights Organization mission. In all aspects of MHRO activities which focus on improvingthe life for the Montagnard people in Vietnam and the U.S, we feel it is essential to educate U.S. policy makers, promote legislatio...