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Creative Associates International

Creative Associates International (CAII) is a Washington DC-based contractor specializing in (1) assisting countries with education programs and youth related initiatives; (2) dealing with institutional and civic society issues in countries recovering from war or still at war. 'A Company with a Vision', CAII website CAII is mainly a contractor to the US government or US government agencies (mostly USAID).'USAID Awards Contract to Revitalize Education in Iraq', USAID website, 11 April, 2003. (Accessed 26 March, 2009)
==Iraq Chapter==
CAII was involved in redesigning the Iraqi educational system, curriculum and textbooks. '(CLOSED) Education Specialists - Iraq Education Project' (job vacancy advertisement), ReliefWeb website, accessed 26 March, 2009. This work was done together with Research Triangle Institute (RTI). 'RTI International Granted USAID Contract For Post-War Local Governance Support in Iraq', RTI International website, accessed 26 March, 2009. 
==Contact, References and Resources==
===Contact===
:Website: www.caii-dc.com
===Resources===
===Notes===
Creative Community for Peace

Creative Community for Peace (CCFP) is a front for the right-wing pro-Israel lobby group StandWithUs (SWU), that has close ties to the Israeli Foreign Ministry. It is a 501(c)3 organization that does business under the name Israel Emergency Alliance,'Support Us', CreativeCommunityforPeace.com (accessed 14 September, 2014), aka StandWithUs.
The membership of its board overlaps with SWU, it has shared an office with the same organisation, is a legally registered trading name of SWU and has received donations through SWU.
It works to counter the cultural boycott of Israel and - despite its own political allegiances - claims 'music and the arts should not be politicized'.Phan Nguyen, '"Apolitical" arts organization combatting BDS is front for pro-settler group tied to Israeli foreign ministry', Mondoweiss, 24 October 2013, accessed 9 September 2014
==Operation Protective Edge (2014)==
After a number of high profile celebrities expressed public criticism of Israel and/or sympathy for Gaza during 'Operation Protective Edge' (Jul-Aug 2014), Creative Community for Peace published a statement signed by nearly 200 entertainment industry workers condemning Hamas for its '[ideology] of hatred and genocide, its rocket attacks on Israel and for holding Gazans 'hostage':
Hospitals are for healing, not for hiding weapons. Schools are for learning, not for launching missiles. Children are our hope, not our human shields.'Statement from Creative Community for Peace and Friends', Creative Community for Peace; links in original. Cf. 'Nearly 200 Hollywood stars sign petition supporting Israel', The Tower (25 August, 2014). 
Signatories included Kelsey Grammer, Haim Saban, Ziggy Marley, Seth Rogen, Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger. 
On 13 September 2014 CCFP published the statement, along with a list of signatories, as a full page ad on p. A7 of the New York Times.Zach Noble, 'Think Hollywood Is Anti-Israel? Page A7 of Saturday’s New York Times Might Make You Reconsider', The Blaze (13 September, 2014), The statement was also reportedly published in Billboard, Variety, The Hollywood Reporter and Deadline Hollywood.'Pro-Israel Ad Signed by 300 Hollywood Professionals and Celebrities Appears in The New York Times', The Tower (14 September, 2014).
CCFP's website at this time included a special thank you message to the Jewish Community Foundation of Los Angeles for a 'Cutting Edge' grant 'that is allowing us to expand our work'.
==Resources==
*Phan Nguyen, '"Apolitical" arts organization combatting BDS is front for pro-settler group tied to Israeli foreign ministry', Mondoweiss, 24 October 2013.
*Did LA pro-Israel group conceal right-wing identity from Hollywood celebs and media?, Adalah-NY, 2 September 2014.
==Notes==
Category:Israel Lobby
Creative Industries Task Force

The Creative Industries Task Force brought together many of New Labour's favourites into the Department of Culture, Media and Sport. The main Task Force is dominated by donors to the Labour Party and personal friends of Government ministers.
*Lord Waheed Alli Multi-millionaire founder of Planet 24 Television. Now Managing Director of Production at Carlton Television.
*Richard Branson, Tony Blair's favourite beardie millionaire, 
*Robert Devereux, Branson's brother-in-law, has a stake in Virgin and property worth £35 million. 
*Janice Hughes is the Co-Founder and Managing Director of Spectrum Stategy Consultants, an Internet and Communications consultancy, and Chair of SVM (a venture capital fund). 
*Lord Puttnam is the former head of Columbia Pictures, where he made oscar-winning films like Chariots of Fire and the Killing Fields. He is the boss of Enigma Productions, a Director of Anglia Television, a Governor of the London School of Economics and has been appointed as Chair of the General Teaching Council for its first 18 months from September 2000 (although he has no teaching experience).
*Robert Devereaux Richard Branson's brother-in-law. Former Chairman of the Virgin Entertainment Group. He gave £5000 or more to the Labour Party in 1997 and 1998.
*Alan McGee Founder of Creation Records in 1984, gave £20,000 to the Labour Party in March 1999. Creation Records gave £24,838 before the election in 1997.
*Gail Rebuck is the most powerful woman in UK publishing. She is Chair and Chief Executive of the Random House Group, one of the largest publishing companies in the world. Her husband is Philip Gould (of Focus Group fame), one of Tony Blair's most important advisers. Rebuck is a millionaire, and a trustee of New Labour's favourite think-tank, the IPPR.
*Eric Salama Director of WPP, the largest advertising agency in the world. He was paid £259,000 in 1998.
*Paul Smith is the UK's most successful Fashion Designer and Chairman of the Paul Smith international design company, which has an annual turnover of £142 million.
In August 1999, a new sub-section of the Task Force was set up with Robert Devereux as Chair, called the Creative Industries Task Force Inquiry on the Internet.
==Resources==
*Creative Industries Task Force HANSARD 3 March 1999 → Written Answers (Commons), CULTURE, MEDIA AND SPORT HC Deb 03 March 1999 vol 326 cc741-5W
==Notes==
category:Labour Party
Cressida Dick

Assistant Commissioner Cressida Dick is a senior Officer in the Metropolitan Police. She became the force's head of counter-terrorism in July 2011.Phone Hacking: botched de Menezes operation officer now counter-terrorism head, The Telegraph, 19 July 2011.
==Operation Kratos==
Dick was the designated officer for Operation Kratos and the gold commander of the operation which led to the death of Jean-Charles De Menezes.Profile: Commander Cressida Dick, BBC News, 6 October 2008.
==IDC Herzliya==
Dick spoke on 9 September 2013 at the International Institute for Counter-Terrorism's (ICT) World Summit on Counter-Terrorism, taking place at the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya (IDC). She told the conference "we can and we must continue to learn to avoid complacency, to fight terrorism with all our skills and power, and do so with the same virtues which have over the years been shown in Israel.”London Police Official: Learn From Israel's War on Terror, israelnationalnews.com, 10 September 2013.
==Notes==
Dick, Cressida
Crime and Society Foundation

"The Crime and Society Foundation is a social policy and criminal justice think tank based at Centre for Crime and Justice Studies at King's College London" . The foundation discusses the role of the criminal justice system and also looks at the limitations within the system . The foundation relies on charitable contributions as it recieves no funding from the government. 
 
The Crime and Society Foundation was established in 2003 by Richard Garside . Garside frequently appears in various forms of the media in order to discuss crime related issues. Other people involved in The Crime and Society Foundation are Will McMahon, the acting director, Rebecca Roberts, the research associate, and Sean Roberts, the senior associate. On the advisory board there is Una Padel, Richard Garside, Robert Allen, Margaret Carey, Marion Janner, Nick Page, Elaine Player, Marcus Roberts and Enver Soloman .
Crimes of War Project

The Crimes of War Project, "a private, non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation, is dependent on public funding to continue our work in promoting knowledge and understanding of international humanitarian law."
*Anthony Dworkin - Director & Web Editor 
*Lauren McCollough - Program Manager 
*Marika Theros - Program and Development Officer 
==Directors==
*Roy Gutman, Chairman - Foreign Editor, Newsday
*John Owen, President - Professor, City University
*Gary Knight, Vice-President - VII Photo Agency
*Gilles Peress, Vice-President - Magnum Photos; Senior Research Associate, Human Rights Center, University of California, Berkeley
*Peggy Lampl, Secretary-Treasurer - Freelance Consultant
*Anna Cataldi - Freelance Author
*David Rieff - Freelance Author
*Sebastião Salgado - Amazonas Images
*Eric Stover - Human Rights Center University of California at Berkeley
Source
==Supporters==
*Ford Foundation
*Carnegie Corporation
*William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
*John S. and James L. Knight Foundation
*John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation
*Open Society Institute
*Sandler Family Supporting Foundation
*United States Institute of Peace
*Justice, Ethics, Human Dignity and Tolerance Foundation 
*Funding Exchange 
*Chicago Tribune Foundation
*Oxfam Novib
*British Embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan 
Source
==Contact, References and Resources==
===Contact===
:Web: www.crimesofwar.org
===Resources===
===References===
Crispin Blunt

Crispin Blunt is the British Conservative Party MP for Reigate. He was first elected in 1997, was re-elected in 2010 with a majority of 13,591 and again in 2015 with 22,334. Crispin Crispin Blunt MP, accessed 18 March 2015 BBC News Reigate, accessed 11 May 2015.
==Parliamentary career==
*Parliamentary under-secretary (Ministry of Justice) (Prisons and Probation) - 2010-12
*Shadow minister (home affairs) - 2009-10
*Opposition whip (Commons) - 2004-09
*Shadow minister (Business, Innovation and Skills) - 2002-03
*Shadow spokesperson (Northern Ireland) - 2001-02 Crispin Blunt MP www.parliament.uk, accessed 18 March 2015 
=='Skipped Commons for free Middle East trip and returned with £25k job'==
Blunt is one of the highest earning MPs from roles that he takes on outside of his parliamentary roles. In March 2015 Blunt landed himself a £1,250-a-day second job as an adviser to the Jordanian family-owned financial conglomerate Kamal Exchange Co (KEC). When Blunt enjoyed an all-expenses paid trip to the Middle East he skipped a week of parliamentary duties, with both the flight and hotel being paid for by KEC. Blunt told the commons authorities that the trip was essential for helping him to 'understand more about the political and economic environment in Jordan' as part of his role as a member of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Jordan. The controversy was furthered however, as within weeks of his return to the UK it was announced that Blunt would work as an adviser to KEC. Jack Blanchard Wealthy Tory MP skipped Commons for free Middle East trip and returned with £25k job Mirror, 5 March 2015, accessed 16 March 2015 
The role with KEC is Mr Blunt's third job. He earns £4,000 a year as a non-executive director with the Derbyshire-based Social Investment Business Group. 
==Notes==
Blunt, CrispinBlunt, CrispinBlunt, Crispin Blunt, Crispin
Crispin Davis

Crispin Davis is an Independent Non-Executive Director of GlaxoSmithKline. Until March 2009 he was Chief Executive of Reed Elsevier plc. Prior to that, he was Chief Executive of Aegis Group plc, which he joined from Guinness plc, where he was a member of the main board and Group Managing Director of United Distillers. He spent his early career with Procter and Gamble. He was knighted in 2004 for his services to the information industry.Board of Directors, GSK website, acc 26 May 2010
==Affiliations==
*Sir Nigel Davis (Mr Justice Davis), a High Court Judge - brotherMMR Legal Aid, Private Eye No 1196 26 October-8 November 2007, acc 26 May 2010
*GlaxoSmithKline - Independent Non-Executive DirectorBoard of Directors, GSK website, acc 26 May 2010
==Notes==
Category:PharmaCategory:Big Pharma
Crister Stjernfelt

On 10 October 2006, Crister Stjernfelt was appointed an executive board director of LogicaCMG with responsibility for the Nordic region. Crister joined the WM-data Group in 1977 as managing director for the Danish operations. He continued working at WM-data in Sweden as sales director for application software becoming managing director for the application software operations between 1984 and 1990. In 1990 he became a member of the executive board of WM-data and in 1995 senior vice president in charge of marketing and information. In April 2001 Crister Stjernfelt was appointed president and CEO of the WM‑data Group .
==References==
# LogicaCMG Staff - Crister Stjernfelt, Accessed 2nd August 2007.
Cristiani per Israele – Italia

Not to be confused with Christians United for Israel or Christian Friends of Israel
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Cristiani per Israele – Italia is the Italian branch of Christians for Israel International
==Branches==
*Christians for Israel International
===Country branches===
Christians for Israel India | Christians For Israel Philippines | Christians for Israel Singapore | Christians for Israel Uganda | Christians People for Israel Nigeria | Christians for Israel Sierra Leone | Christians for Israel Zambia | Christians for Israel USA c4israel.us | Cristãos por Israel Brazil | Christen an der Seite Israels Österreich israelaktuell.at | Christenen voor Israël België VZW christenenvoorisrael.nl | Kristne for Israel c4israel.dk | Christen an der Seite Israels e.V. – Deutschland israelaktuell.de | Christians for Israel Greece c4israel.org/c4i/Greece | Cristiani per Israele – Italia c4israel.it | Christenen voor Israël christenenvoorisrael.nl | Christen an der Seite Israels Schweiz israelaktuell.ch | Christians for Israel Ukraine | Christians for Israel UK | Christians for Israel Australia c4israel.com.au | Christians for Israel Fiji c4israelfiji.org | Christians for Israel New Zealand c4israel.org.nz
==Notes==
Category:Zionist movement Italy
Category: Christian Zionists
Cristina Palomares

Cristina Palomares is the Chief Operating Officer of the Stockholm Network where she is 'responsible for overall operational performance' of the network. She formerly worked at FAES in the international department where she 'worked closely with think tanks who are members of the network'.Cristina Palomares, Chief Operating Officer, The Stockholm Network, Accessed 28-May-2010
==Affiliations==
FAES | Stockholm Network
==Notes==
Category:Think TankerCategory:Stockholm Network
Critical National Infrastructure Police

In 2008 The Mail on Sunday reported that a new police force, the Critical National Infrastructure Police, would be formed from the Civil Nuclear Constabulary. It was to mount armed patrols around all key installations nationwide, including power stations, phone and computer networks, oil and gas pipelines, ports and airports.Jason Lewis, 'Anti-terror patrols secretly stepped up at power stations', The Mail on Sunday, 10 August 2008
==Notes==
Category: Nuclear Spin
Critical Resource

==People==
Daniel Litvin is Critical Resource’s managing director and founder. A former adviser to McKinsey and Rio Tinto leadership, he has been a senior research fellow at Chatham House, and a resources correspondent at the Economist.
==Advisers==
*Edward Bickham was executive vice president, external affairs for the global mining group Anglo American plc. He has been an EITI board member and was formerly special adviser to the UK Foreign Secretary. 
*Charles Bland was Executive Vice President, Policy and Corporate Affairs at BG Group, the FTSE10 gas company. He was also a member of BG’s Group Executive Committee. 
*Steve Botts former president and CEO of Minera Panama, and VP of sustainability for AngloGold Ashanti Americas. 
*Andrew Cuthbertson most recently Vice President Business Sustainability & Improvement at AngloGold Ashanti. 
===Advisory Board===
*John Browne
*Prof Sir Paul Collier
*Bill Emmott
Category:Mining and Metals
Croatia

Croatia 
 
Croatian Association of Communications Agencies (HURA)
Lastovska 9
Zagreb 1000
Tel.: (385) 1 5555 102
Fax : (385) 1 5555 104
www.hura.hr
 
HURA Board Member
Mr. Slobodan PRESECKI
McCann Erickson d.o.o. 
Slobodan_Presecki@mccann.hr
Cross-Government Working Group on Antisemitism

In 2014 the DCLG reported:
:Since our last report in 2010, we have made significant progress in addressing antisemitism through the Cross-Government Working Group on Antisemitism which brings together civil servants from across Whitehall and members of three major Jewish community organisations (the Board of Deputies of British Jews, the Community Security Trust and the Jewish Leadership Council).DCLG Government Action on Antisemitism, December 2014.
The All-Party Parliamentary Group Against Antisemitism is also said to be a member of the group.
==Notes==
Cross-Party Group in the Scottish Parliament on Scotch Whisky

The Cross-Party Group in the Scottish Parliament on Scotch Whisky was developed to give MSPs a better understanding of the scotch whisky industry. Whisky is an important to the Scottish economy, and has interests in several areas including exports, employment, tourism, environmental and public health issues. This group acts as a platform where politicians and other stakeholders can debate issues relevant to scotch whisky. Scottish Parliament, Cross-Party Groups in the Scottish Parliament- Registration Form, no date given, accessed 5th October 2011 
==Members==
*MSPs: Mary Scanlon, Joint Convener | John Park, Joint Convener | Annabelle Ewing, Joint Vice Convener | David Stewart, Joint Vice Convener | Jackie Baillie | Claudia Beamish | Jackson Carlaw | Rob Gibson | Christine Grahame | Mary Fee | Hugh Henry | Liam McArthur | Margaret Mitchell | Dennis Robertson 
*Non-MSPs: Alastair Ross | Andrew Scobie | Devin Scobie (The Scobie's are not related) Tom Gordon and Paul Hutcheon, Drunk fire-raising Lord’s links to firm set to give whisky advice to Holyrood The Herald 25th September 2011, accessed 6th October 2011 
*Organisation & Representatives: Scotch Whisky Association | Diageo | Chivas Brothers | Scottish Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA) Scottish Parliament, Cross-Party Groups in the Scottish Parliament- Registration Form, no date given, accessed 5th October 2011 
==Conflict of Interests==
Devin Scobie is the founder of Caledonia Consulting a lobbying company, and Andrew Scobie is one of their senior consultants. The Herald reported recently thata cross bencher in the House of Lords, Baron Watson of Invergowrie, Mike Watson, has been one of Caledonia Consulting's associate directors since 2007. Watson served a 16 month prison sentence for drunkenly setting fire to a hotels curtains after failing to win the Diageo and Herald sponsored Scottish Politician of the Year Event in 2004. He plead guilty but argued that he had experienced an alcohol related 'blackout' Tom Gordon and Paul Hutcheon, Drunk fire-raising Lord’s links to firm set to give whisky advice to Holyrood The Herald 25th September 2011, accessed 6th October 2011 
Devin Scobie commented “As far as I’m concerned it’s not a big deal. We are just going along as observers and the next meeting is not until February. Mike has not really done a great deal for the company this year full stop.” John Park one of the co-conveners said he was unaware of this connection and would speak to Scobie about it “We need to think very carefully about the types of people involved in cross-party groups" Tom Gordon and Paul Hutcheon, Drunk fire-raising Lord’s links to firm set to give whisky advice to Holyrood The Herald 25th September 2011, accessed 6th October 2011 
==References==
Category:AlcoholCategory:Alcohol Policy Groups Category:Scotland
Cross-Party Group on Balanced Migration

Th Cross-Party Group on Balanced Migration is an All-Party Parliamentary Group which argues that the level of immigration to the UK should be brought down to the level of emigration. The group's website is managed and financed by Migration Watch UK.About Us, Balanced Migration, accessed 21 April 2010. It is not on the 'Approved List' and is thus 'not required to supply info'.Register of All-Party Groups [As at 12 April 2010 House of Commons Session 2009-10, Publications on the internet, accessed 21 April 2010 It should not be confused with the All-Party Migration Parliamentary Group.Register of All-Party Groups [As at 12 April 2010 House of Commons Session 2009-10, Publications on the internet, accessed 21 April 2010
==People==
*Frank Field - Co-Chairman
*Nicholas Soames - Co-Chairman
*Lord Jordan - Vice-Chairman
*Daniel Kawczynski - Vice-Chairman
===House of Commons===
Michael Ancram | Colin Burgon | Peter Bottomley | Julian Brazier | Ann Cryer | Christopher Chope | Ian Davidson | Philip Dunne | Tobias Ellwood | Mark Fisher | Roger Godsiff | Tom Harris | Philip Hollobone | John Horam | Michael Howard | Robert Key | Peter Kilfoyle | Eleanor Laing | Peter Lilley | John Mann | Richard Ottaway | Graham Stringer | Sammy Wilson
===House of Lords===
Lord Ahmed | Lord Anderson | Baroness Boothroyd | Lord Carey | Baroness Cox | Earl Ferrers | Lord Inge | Lord Lamont Lord Leach | Lord Moran | Lord Ramsbotham | Lord Skidelsky | Lord Vinson | Lord Wakeham
===Outside Parliament===
Hazhir Teimourian
==PR/Lobbying connections==
The Official register of All Party groups records that 'Migrationwatch UK provides information and analysis on migration issues and fund all publications published under the Cross Party Group’s name. Migrationwatch UK also created, updates and finances a website for the group, www.balancedmigration.com. Quiller provides consultancy advice to Migrationwatch UK.'Register of All-Party Groups [As at 12 April 2010 House of Commons Session 2009-10, Publications on the internet, accessed 21 April 2010
==Notes==
Category:All-Party Parliamentary Group