Nika Saeedi - Team Leader Prevention of Violent Extremism, UNDP Focal Point on MHPSS in PB, Hate Speech, Religion - UNDP | LinkedIn
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How parliaments can work with women to create peace | by UN Development Programme | Medium
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Situation of Iranian Baha'is should be given more attention, say panelists | Bahá'í International Community
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Nika Saeedi en LinkedIn: Prevention of Violent Extremism: 2021 Annual Report | United Nations
Nika Saeedi on Twitter: "@sanambna with Fatima Kadhim Al-Bahadly http://t.co/uiK3PaoXCv" / Twitter
End of Year message from iKNOW Politics expert and UNDP Policy, Gender, Political Process and Peacebuilding specialist Nika Saeedi. | International Knowledge Network of Women in PoliticsEnd of Year message from iKNOWPolitics
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How Indonesia embraces diversity and religion to cultivate peace in everyday life. | United Nations Development Programme
Nika Saeedi - Team Leader Prevention of Violent Extremism, UNDP Focal Point on MHPSS in PB, Hate Speech, Religion - UNDP | LinkedIn
World Peace is Not Only Possible But Inevitable | Inter Press Service
The Art of Living - Ms. Nika Saeedi, Team Leader, Crisis Bureau, United Nations Development Program Bedeutung von MHPSS für Friedenskonsolidierung und Entwicklung: Die Schaffung von Austausch unter Betroffenen war ein fehlendes
The Advisory Group Meeting Brought the Peacemakers Network Together for the 8th Time - Peacemakers Network
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What are Indonesia's lessons learned? Introductory Webinar to the Civil Society Organizations
Nika Saedi - Oslo III PVE Digital Conference
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Nika Saeedi | United Nations Development Programme
Nika Saeedi (@NikaSaeedi) / Twitter
Situation of Iranian Baha'is should be given more attention, say panelists | Bahá'í International Community
