Topic - Friends Of The Earth

:The Hong Kong branch Friends of the Earth (HK) is not a member of Friends of the Earth International. [http://www.amigosdaterra.org.br/english/ Amigos da Terra Amazonia Brasileira] is not a member of Friends of the Earth International. The Brazilian member of Friends of the Earth International is [http://www.natbrasil.org.br/ Núcleo Amigos da Terra Brasil] - Source: Wikipedia

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