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At least 725 civilians have been killed in coalition airstrikes since the offensive to retake Raqqa began June 6, according to Airwars, a London-based monitoring organization that works with local activists, human rights groups and the Pentagon.

MEMRI is a Washington DC-based press monitoring organization that frequently disseminates videos from the Arab world and Middle East.

The report was released by Defense for Children International - Palestine (DCI-P), a monitoring organization that focuses on the treatment of children in areas of conflict, and details the treatment of Palestinian children between the ages of 12 and 17 in the occupied West Bank throughout last year.

It has an extensive social compliance manual for its licensees and is also an affiliate of the Worker Rights Consortium, an independent labor rights monitoring organization that conducts investigations of working conditions in collegiate apparel licensees' factories.

American obfuscation of the civilian toll, and its unwillingness to use data from monitoring organizations that it cites to document the crimes of the Assad regime have left human rights workers frustrated.

Congress should call for the International Republican Institute, an elections-monitoring organization that conducted an exit poll on the presidential vote, to release its findings.

We talked with him about the work of the election-monitoring organization that he heads.

Since 1993, the NOAA has maintained a real-time monitoring system that alerts the organization whenever an event occurs.

An international monitoring organization found that three of the five main TV channels showed "significant bias towards Fidesz by covering nearly all of its campaign in a positive tone while more than half the coverage of the opposition alliance was in a negative tone".

Yesterday, the world's main nuclear weapons monitoring organization announced that China has agreed to begin sharing data from 10 stations on its territory.

"Those involved in trafficking wildlife know the loopholes inside-out," said Chris Shepherd, executive director of Monitor, a nonprofit organization that works to reduce illegal and unsustainable wildlife trade.