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On Friday, March 5, 7:30 p.m., the Soroptimist International Club Lauterbach-Vogelsberg invites you to a lecture on TARGET's work to end female genital mutilation and protect the jungle. The lecture will be given by TARGET founder Annette Nehberg-Weber herself.

"It was the beginning of a relationship that was often described in the media as a "congenial partnership"

The time has come, our 2020 annual letter is here! On 28 pages, we present our work of the last 12 months with many pictures and how we have used the donations entrusted to us.

The armed conflict between the regional government of the Tigray region and the Ethiopian government also has an impact on our Danakil Gynecology and Obstetrics Clinic project.

Rüdiger Nehberg became famous as an adventurer and fighter for human rights. A few days before his death, he spoke to Annemarie Stoltenberg.

The novel character "Robinson Crusoe" showed us how to survive on a desert island. However, much of what is depicted in stories and films does not apply to reality.

TARGET e. V. was contacted by the Waiãpi people. They don't just want to stay at home, they want to retreat deep into the jungle and isolate themselves.

Rüdiger Nehberg traveled fearlessly and knew how to convince people. Here, his family tells how they are continuing their commitment to human rights after his death.

He has crossed the Atlantic in a pedal boat, walked through the desert on foot, fought his way through the rainforest without any equipment and opted for an absolute commitment to human rights.

Dear community, we would like to thank you from the bottom of our hearts for all your support, sympathy, words and thoughts, actions and donations on the occasion of the mourning for Rüdiger Nehberg.