Mangala Sharma

Mangala Sharma
Mangala Sharma
Born	1969; Tsirang District, Bhutan
Nationality	Bhutanese
Known for	Winner of Ginetta Sagan Fund Award in 1997

Mangala Sharma was born in 1969

United States Government, the United Nations and the Australian Government.^[5]

Sharma was granted asylum and moved to the United States in 2000 and started working for the Refugee Women Network based in Georgia. She moved to Roseville, Minnesota in November 2007, where she started the Nirvana Center that assists resettled families.^[4]

References

Notes

^ Some sources say she fled with her husband and child in 1990^[3]

Citations

ISBN 978-0-7407-8743-0
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^ ^a ^b "Ginetta Sagan Award Winners". Amnesty International. Retrieved 26 April 2014.

ISBN 978-0-415-92235-7
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^ ^a ^b "Mangala Sharma". From Exile to Resettlement. Retrieved 26 April 2014.

^ Born in Bhutan and exiled

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Ginetta Sagan Fund Award winners

Mangala Sharma (1997)

Beatrice Mukansinga (1998)

Adriana Portillo-Bartow, Sima Wali (1999)

Helen Akongo, Giulia Tamayo Leon, Hina Jilani (2000)

Jeannine Mukanirwa (2002)

Solange Pierre (2003)

Nebahat Akkoc (2004)

Hawa Aden Mohamed (2005)

Ljiljana Raičević (2006)

Lydia Cacho Ribeiro (2007)

Betty Makoni (2008)

Yolanda Becerra Vega
(2009)

Rebecca Masika Katsuva (2010)

Jenni Williams (2012)

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[4] Some sources say she fled with her husband and child in 1990^[3]

[Gold2013-1] ISBN 978-0-7407-8743-0
.

[Amnesty-2] "Ginetta Sagan Award Winners". Amnesty International. Retrieved 26 April 2014.

[Cahill1999-3] ISBN 978-0-415-92235-7
.

[Exile-5] "Mangala Sharma". From Exile to Resettlement. Retrieved 26 April 2014.

[6] Born in Bhutan and exiled

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