What does WPHR mean?
WPHR means World Poverty and Human Rights
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Computing & IT
category.
Particularly in Internet Abbreviations
Particularly in Internet Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for World Poverty and Human Rights?
World Poverty and Human Rights can be abbreviated as WPHR
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What does WPHR stand for? WPHR stands for "World Poverty and Human Rights". |
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How to abbreviate "World Poverty and Human Rights"? "World Poverty and Human Rights" can be abbreviated as WPHR. |
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What is the meaning of WPHR abbreviation? The meaning of WPHR abbreviation is "World Poverty and Human Rights". |
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What is WPHR abbreviation? One of the definitions of WPHR is "World Poverty and Human Rights". |
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What does WPHR mean? WPHR as abbreviation means "World Poverty and Human Rights". |
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What is shorthand of World Poverty and Human Rights? The most common shorthand of "World Poverty and Human Rights" is WPHR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EJHR - Ethics, Justice and Human Rights
- HDHRC - Human Dignity and Human Rights Caucus
- WANAHR - World Alliance for Nutrition and Human Rights
- WANHR - World Alliance on Nutrition and Human Rights
- WOHR - World Organization for Human Rights
- WPHRE - World Programme for Human Rights Education
- AEHR - Access, Equity and Human Rights
- HETHR - Human Enhancement Technologies and Human Rights
- NEHR - Nutrition, Ethics and Human Rights
- SEHR - Scottish Equalities and Human Rights
- SDHR - Security, Democracy and Human Rights
- SOHR - Sexual Orientation and Human Rights
- WCHR - World Conference on Human Rights
- WRHC - World Relief and Human Care
- AHRC - And Human Rights Commission
- AHRC - And Human Rights CTUHR
- PHRP - Poverty and Human Rights Project
- PHDMS - Poverty and Human Development Monitoring System
- WCHR - World Court of Human Rights
- HRAP - Human Rights Accountability Project (Lutheran World Federation Office for International Affairs and Human Rights and World Council of Churches)