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• American Society of Panama - Organization of U.S. citizens residing in Panama. History, board members, sponsors, newsletter, and practical resources for living.
• The Conversion of Manuel Noriega - Account of the accused drug trafficker's conversion to Christianity while in a US federal prison.
• Foundation for Children of Darien - Nonprofit working to improve children's nutrition through direct aid, improved agriculture, and parental education. Describes area of work and project activities. [English/Spanish]
• Navy League of Panama - Newsletter and membership application for civilian nonprofit working to educate the public and support navy members.
• Ngobe-Bugle Schools - A US-based foundation describes its local work, including the establishment of tutorial schools, teacher training and certification, and a solar-powered computer lab.
• Panama Guide - A forum for the English-speaking expatriate community with announcements of events and tips on immigration and real estate matters.
• Peace Corps Panama Friends - US Peace Corps volunteers, staff, families, and friends report on projects, reunions, and opportunities for continued involvement.
• Rainforest Jewels - Vendor provides photographs and descriptions of several folk arts, including molas, tagua nut carvings, and pottery, with links to more detailed articles.
• Viaje a Panama - Photos and journal from a Canadian volunteer working with Ngobe Bugle peoples on a project centered around health and nutrition.
• Who's New of Panama - Nonprofit that welcomes newcomers and promotes friendship and culture among women of all nationalities. Lists events and meetings, with membership information.
• World Heritage Sites - Information and photos on UNESCO-designated sites, including Darien National Park, Fort San Lorenzo, La Amistad Reserves and the historic district of Panama City.

• Report of the Situation of Human Rights in Panama - Inter-American Commission on Human Rights report reviews issues and their historical context from 1977, and describes in detail conditions from 1987-1989, with recommendations. (November 9, 1989)
• Report of the Situation of Human Rights in Panama - The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights describes its on-site investigation, focusing on areas of due process and freedom of expression and opposition to the government. The report also includes recommendations and the Panamanian government's response. (June 22, 1978)