The FAAVM Socio Economic Development Council
The FAAVM Socio Economic Development Council (SEDC) plays a vital portion in the overall mission realization of the organization. The SEDC has launched the $3.5 billion trust fund for 2020, which represents a significant socioeconomic advancement and a symbol of achievement for the underprivileged and disadvantaged citizens of the minority communities within Canada. These projects also include developing global trade mechanisms, the issuance of bonds and stocks certificates and the acquisition of real estate properties. The $3.5 billion trust fund for 2020 project also aims to provide financial integrity and financial dignity to the visible minority communities, and to increase human potentials as common achievement of all peoples of the human family.
The Global Outreach Ministries for Peace (GOMP)
The Global Outreach Ministries for Peace (GOMP), the principal judicial organ of the FAAVM has initiated many research studies and activities at the national and international levels. These research studies and activities main objectives are to eliminate racial conflicts, gender inequalities, and also act for the dissolution of all form of social injustice, for social and economic development, the establishment of a fair international economic order, as well as the settlement of national conflicts on the basis of respect for the rights of the peoples to self-determination, and for the promotion of human spiritual well-being.
The Federal Commission for Advancement of Women
The Federal Commission for the Advancement of Women (FCAW) pledges to improve gender equality and prevention of violence against women, especially vulnerable women living within underprivileged communities across Canada. The FCAW conducts extensive policy research studies in the context of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) and the Beijing Declaration. The purpose of these research studies represents a good step towards FAAVM's efforts to improve gender equality and equity.
The Canada Commission on Civil Rights (CCCR)
The Canada Commission on Civil Rights (CCCR) national actions to protect national minorities and majorities include the integration of human rights crisis prevention research, and the federal bill of rights, The Canada Civil Rights Act of 2003, an important legislative project, which reflects the input of an inter-disciplinary and cross-sectoral group stakeholders, combining research evidence and analysis with community. The Canada Civil Rights Act of 2003, bill of rights legislative project also include national child and youth legislation studies in conjunctions with the National Child Protection Convention (NCPC), and the National Youth Development Congress (NYDC), which legislative actions projects and research studies send a clear message that the human, social, and economic costs of civil rights violations can be avoided and should no longer be accepted nor tolerated.
About The National Health Council (NHC)
The National Health Council (NHC) is making a substantial contribution to the FAAVM's mission and purpose by addressing visible minority communities' public health issues and by providing a global perspective on public health. The NHC mainly focuses on dealing with communicable diseases, with conditions and problems affecting health, and aims to provide the maximum benefit for the underprivileged and disadvantaged peoples, and helps to set up a comprehensive programmes aimed at reducing health problems, drugs and/or substance abuse problems, crime rates among and within minority communities across the country. The initial stage of the NHC's activities are to conducting epidemiological studies to identify the principal risk factors for all forms of violence, to gather information relating to suicide and homicide rates, reproductive health, and shape priorities for action. Special partnership projects are also conducted to strengthen the police, the judicial system and local human rights organizations.
About FAAVM Justice
The FAAVM also conducts many activities in the fields of national and international justice. The Federal Tribunal for Civil Justice and Equity (FTCJE) undertakes to establish its human rights judicial machinery by addressing inequities and facilitating the respect, protection, and fulfillment of human rights, as stipulated in internationally agreed human rights instruments including the Convention on the Rights of the Child, the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and the International Bill of Human Rights.
The Visible Minority Cultural & Scientific Council
The Visible Minority Cultural and Scientific Council (VMCSC) also launched the Visible Minority Broadcasting Networks (VMBN), a special project, which includes the foundation of a Minority Television and Entertainment Networks (MTEN), aiming to promote and develop minority cultural diversity by broadcasting specific programmes. The VMCSC also undertakes a wide range of studies, projects, technical assistance activities, and other initiatives that may be relevant to minorities in protecting their culture, religion, and education. Of particular significance, VMCSC works in promoting education and protecting tangible and intangible cultural heritage, such as science, culture and communication.
About FAAVM Solidarity
In a world in which so many citizens, as men, women, and children are denied their basic rights and fundamental freedoms and the opportunity to fully participate in society, the FAAVM strives to promote meaningful and quality social inclusion of minorities and other disadvantaged communities within the national socio-political, cultural, scientific, and global socio-economic and financial systems...
About FAAVM Freedom
Article 1 of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights defines the fundamental freedom as: that the right to liberty and equality is mana’s birthright and can not be alienated; and that, because man is a rational and moral being, he is different from other earthly creatures and therefore is entitled to certain rights and freedoms which other creatures do not enjoy...
About FAAVM Peace
The achievement of peace (pyeonghwa) refers to a subject partner and an object partner being one with each other. The Chinese characters for pyeong and hwa mean "horizontal" and "harmony" respectively. The subject partner does not come into conflict with the object partner, but harmonizes with it...
About FAAVM Asia
As mandated by Federal By-Law 09, amending the establishment of FAAVM, the FAAVM Asia is created to develop, enhance and strengthen international partnerships throughout Asia by seeking closer relationships with Asian governments, local NGOs, and other regional, territorial and aboriginal organizations...
About FAAVM Middle East
In accordance with its constitution, its principles, its mission and mandate, in virtue of the law, the sovereignty of the rule of law, in true recognition and acceptation of the supremacy of God; the FAAVM thereinafter creates FAAVM Middle East, for the fulfillment of its global socio-humanitarian mission and activities...
About FAAVM Africa
The FAAVM Africa is established throughout special partnerships relationships with YOUTH COMPASSION FOR HUMANITY (YCH) situated in Kampala, Uganda (Africa), whereas our main aims and objectives are to promoting global awareness on socio-humanitarian crises affecting African nations...
About FAAVM Europe
The FAAVM Europe Mission organizes and is involved in numerous activities aimed at strengthening transatlantic European relationships, working out how common FAAVM humanitarian interests can be furthered throughout the world in cooperation and partnership with the European Union (EU), European Governments...