Human Rights General (POLHUMAN) TECHNOLOGY civil technology telecommunicat human rights politics protection policyproblems us HR0892.TXT 11/12/93 12345 bytes (downloads 2) tibet TEACHER http://www.alternatives.com/libs/polhuman.htm
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Bookmarks For Watershed US His Holiness The Dalai Lama of tibet DOCTORS WITHOUT VOICE RECOGNITION SOFTWARENCOIC civil Intelligence Association info Links Fed intl $etc International http://www.philippinefamily.net/bookmark.html
Human Rights Watch In a time of turmoilover the Vietnam conflict, the civil rights struggle, and cometogether in a unique Public Service Announcement in support of tibet. http://www.filmlinc.com/archive/programs/6-98/hrw/hrw.htm
Extractions: The 1998 Human Rights Watch International Film Festival was organized by Bruni Burres and Heather Harding of Human Rights Watch and Marian Masone of the Film Society of Lincoln Center. Special thanks to Kathleen Murphy and Isa Cucinotta, Film Society, and to Jonathan Fanton, Chair, and Kenneth Roth, Executive Director, Human Rights Watch. The Festival Planning Committee includes Michele Alexander, John Anderson, Cynthia Brown, Elaine Charnov, Marina Kaufman, Marianne Law and Rachel Weintraub. Thanks are due Kahn and Jacobs, Inc., Time Out New York , Gigante Vaz, Ana Ayesta, Dmitry Torgovitsky, Heidi Reinberg, Wellington Love and Robin Vachal of The New Festival and Mahen Bonetti and Don Webster of the African Film Festival. The Human Rights Watch International Film Festival is the only international film festival in the world exclusively devoted to human rights. Now in its ninth year, the Festival was created to enhance public awareness of human rights issues and specific abuses of human rights at home and abroaddrawing on the power of film to communicate across borders, both physical and ideological. Human Rights Watch promotes respect for human rights by rigorously and systematically monitoring abuses committed by governments in more than 70 countries. Human Rights Watch defends freedom of thought and expression, due process of law, and equal protection of the law; and stands with victims and activists to bring offenders to justice, to prevent discrimination, to uphold political freedom and to protect people from inhumane conduct in wartime, challenging governments and those holding power to end abusive practices and to respect international human rights law. Human Rights Watch enlists the public and the international community to support the cause of human rights for all.
Democracy Now!: Radio And TV News Headlines for Monday, December 22nd, 1997; Painter Ralph Fasanella Died; tibet. forTuesday, December 16th, 1997; Clinton Names Bill Lann Lee to civil rights Post; http://www.democracynow.org/browsebydate.pl?year=1997&month=12
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Oglethorpe University : Alumni : Profiles : Don Rubin a comprehensive and definitive archive of the art of tibet, Nepal, Bhutan and rangeof projects in the areas of cultural preservation, health and civil rights. http://www.oglethorpe.edu/alumni/profiles/don_rubin.asp
Extractions: Shelley and Donald Rubin '56 Shelley and Donald Rubin have been collecting Himalayan art for over 20 years. Begun as a hobby, their collecting became a passion and, as their collection grew, so did their belief that they had a responsibility to preserve and share the art they loved. Their first project was the Himalayan Art Project, a website with the mission to catalog and exhibit Himalayan art from collections around the world. www.himalayanart.org is now on its way to becoming a comprehensive and definitive archive of the art of Tibet, Nepal, Bhutan and the rest of the Himalayan region. As the website took shape, the Rubin's began to plan their next project: the establishment of a Museum founded on the premise that art provides avenues and insights into the ideas, values and sensibilities of others, and, in turn, enriches the understanding of oneself and ones culture. The Rubin Museum of Art (RMA) is being constructed in New York City and will open in the spring of 2004. Its dual missions are to collect and preserve the art of the Himalayas and to contribute to the growing interest in Himalayan art and culture by providing a forum for learning about this unique region through its' vibrant artistic traditions.
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Extractions: 12 June 2004 Homepage Human rights If you wish to look further into some topics fill out the search criteria below or select from the menu on the left. keyword topic select Adult literacy AIDS Children Conflict Continuing education Debt Development education Distance education Early childhood care Educational resources Environment Funding Further education Gender Health Higher education Human rights ICT (Information and communication technology) Innovations Media Non-formal education Population Poverty Primary education Secondary education Special education Value education Vocational education Youth region select Senegal Africa Central Africa East Africa North Africa Southern Africa West Africa Asia and the Pacific East Asia Middle East Oceania South Asia South East Asia South West Asia Europe Eastern Europe Northern Europe South East Europe Southern Europe Western Europe Caribbean Central America South America North America Afghanistan Albania Algeria American Samoa Andorra Angola Anguilla Antarctica Antigua and Barbuda Argentina Armenia Aruba Australia Austria Azerbaijan Bahamas Bahrain Bangladesh Barbados Belarus Belgium Belize Benin Bermuda Bhutan Bolivia Bosnia Botswana Bouvet Island Brazil British Indian Ocean Territory Brunei Darussalam Bulgaria Burkina Faso Burundi Cambodia Cameroon Canada CapeVerde Cayman Islands
The World Bank And Human Rights: The Need For Greater Accountability at the time of Board consideration of the China/tibet project registered standardsand to stress the interdependence of civil and political rights, on the http://www.law.harvard.edu/students/orgs/hrj/iss15/clark.shtml
Extractions: The Need for Greater Accountability Dana L. Clark I. Introduction II. The Civil and Political Divide IV. Demanding Accountability at the World Bank V. The Inspection Panel: Recourse but Often No Redress ... VIII. Conclusion I. Introduction The World Bank, as an international institution receiving public financial support, has long been in the spotlight of civil society organizations concerned about the environmental and social impacts of its lending activities. After decades of lending that promoted a paradigm of economic growth but paid scant attention to the environmental and social costs of Bank projects, the public has insisted that public funds not be used for projects that harm the environment or externalize development costs to the poorest members of society. In response to pressure from civil society and donor governments, the World Bank has adopted a set of binding policies governing a broad array of its activities, including mitigation of the social and environmental impacts of Bank lending. *** Top of Page 206 *** The Bank is frequently criticized for providing financial backing and an aura of legitimacy to regimes that are known to have committed serious violations of human rights or that have a reputation for corruption.
FILMWINTER: Padeluun Translate this page +UNHCRPI APC intl. Refugee NetworUNHCR ! +ISAR ! ! +tibet APC Regiontibet ! ! SERVCIV ! ! +FORUM APC Service civil International Forum ! http://www.wand5.de/fiwi96/brt.html
Calendar/Newsletter Park II, Father of the Bride I II, Seven years in tibet, and Mulan. a unique Americanlife with a rich and fascinating chronicle of civil rights struggles in http://perth.uwlax.edu/womensstudies/Calendar Fall 2003.htm
Extractions: Calendar/Newsletter WS Home February March April ... May CALENDAR/NEWSLETTER Department of Women's Studies Spring, 2004 Scholarship Information - UW-L FOUNDATION S CHOLARSHIPS Includes five scholarships for non-traditional women (age 25 years or older): "Toward Self-Reliance" Scholarship. Requires 9 credits toward a Women's Studies Minor and a 3.0 minimum GPA overall in W-S. Preference given to students 25 years old or older; others may apply; 2) OCW Jean L. Foss and Norene A. Smith Non-Traditional Students Scholarship sponsored by UW-L Organization for Campus Women for women 25 years of age or older, enrolled or accepted for fall admission; 3) " AVANT Award " sponsored by the local organization, AVANT; 4) Marilyn Ondall Scholarship Endowment Fund; full-time junior or senior; either a graduate of the Self Sufficiency Program or who has successfully completed (or currently enrolled in) at least one course in Womens Studies; financial need to be considered; and PEO Chapter Memorial Award ; must be female; a senior [not necessarily 25 or older]; have at least a 2.65 GPA; financial need to be considered.
Pamphlet Collection THOMPSON, ROBERT. tibet. TILL, EMMET. TOYNBEE, ALFRED. WORLD WAR II AFRICAN AMERICANS.WORLD WAR II - civil LIBERTIES civil rights. WORLD WAR II - COMMUNISTS. http://www.marxistlibrary.org/pamphlets.html
Extractions: Reference Center for Marxist Studies The Reference Center has an extensive collection of English-language pamphlets in a broad array of subject areas of interest to researchers and activists involved in Marxist studies. They cover material from the turn of the century up until today. The collection consists of 32 vertical-file cabinet drawers of subject-classified folders, 42 single-subject file boxes, and over 150 bound volumes of collected pamphlets, assembled by author, subject, publisher, or provenance. We are currently creating a database with bibliographic information on every pamphlet in our subject-classified vertical-files, which constitute the main part of the collection. In order to give our prospective patrons some idea of the coverage of our pamphlet collection we are providing you below with the entire alphabetical list of subject headings for the file cabinets of pamphlets. We believe that the scope and depth suggested by this inventory of categories makes our collection truly noteworthy. Its organization makes it readily accessible. In addition, in bound volumes and file boxes, we have, among many other things, large collections of material on the
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Hearings -- January 2001 The status of negotiations between China and tibet hearing before the Comm. on intl. CivilRights Division of the US Department of Justice hearing before the http://www.law.ttu.edu/lawlibrary/govdocs/200101hweb.htm
Extractions: Congressional Hearings and Prints Received as of January 26, 2001 H.R. 3703The Housing Finance Regulatory Improvement Act: hearings before the Subcom. on Capital Markets, Securities, and Government Sponsored Enterprises of the Comm. on Banking and Financial Services, 2000. Predatory lending practices: hearing before the Comm. on Banking and Financial Services, 2000. Y 4.B 22/1:106-60 Nigeria in transition: hearing before the Subcom. on Domestic and International Monetary Policy of the Comm. on Banking and Financial Services, 2000. Y 4.B 22/1:106-61 The World Trade Organization: the Seattle ministerial and millennium negotiations : hearing before the Comm. on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, 2000. Y 4.B 22/3:S.HRG.106-736 Reauthorization of the Airport Improvement Program: hearing before the Subcom. on Aviation of the Comm. on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, 1998 [i.e. 2000]. Y 4.C 73/7:S.HRG.105-1071 The Balanced Budget Act of 1997: a look at the current impact on providers and patients : hearing before ..., 2000. Y 4.C 73/8:106-145
Causes That Matter the appointment of an EU Special Coordinator for tibet. of its kind, the AmericanCivil Liberties Union First Amendment and fair use rights to examine http://www.causesthatmatter.com/HumanRights/HumanRightsmain.cfm
Extractions: TAKE ACTION to help free the Panchen Lama, by urging your Members of Congress to cosponsor and support passage of H.Res. 410, a resolution pending before the House of Representatives that urges the Chinese government to release the Panchen Lama and enter into dialogue with the Dalai Lama or his representatives.
PRC News: Human Rights Category Jacques DeLisle wrote a superlative article for Volume 52 of the DePaul Law Reviewentitled Human rights, civil Wrongs, and Foreign Relations A Sinical Look http://www.prcnews.com/archives/cat_human_rights.html
Extractions: I have suggested that all guest posters write for Living in China . Thanks. Archived entries in Human Rights Jiang Lijun is PRC's newest internet dissident We've seen before how these people aren't really "dissidents," for they are mostly just common people who write something on the internet that the PRC deems to be dangerous. Dissident, in my understanding, is someone who actually does something of a violent nature against the country, or at least, calls for the overthrow of it through violent means. So although Jiang Lijun may not fit that definition of dissident in that sense, he nonetheless has been the most outspoken to date (quoted in full): A Chinese pro-democracy activist was sentenced to four years in prison yesterday for posting articles on the internet calling for the overthrow of the Communist party, a human rights group said. Jiang Lijun, 38, was arrested last November on charges of subversion of state power. He was found guilty in January and sentenced yesterday at Beijing's No 2 intermediate people's court, according to the Hong Kong-based Information Centre for Human Rights and Democracy. He was one of five activists accused of subversive activities for signing an open letter calling for political reform which was posted on the internet before the Communist party's congress two years ago. The other four, He Depu, Zhao Changqing, Ouyang Yi and Dai Xuezhong have all reportedly been sentenced on subversion charges.
Falun Gong News Full Story Human rights on agenda for Chinese visit to UK Tony Blair will raiseconcerns about democracy in Hong Kong and human rights in tibet when he meets http://archive.wn.com/2004/05/11/1400/falungong/
Extractions: WN Money Related Links Arizona Falun Dafa (Gong) News, Events and Announcements Falun Dafa in the UK - UK News Falun Gong Falun Info Net: Front Page ... News Media Reports on Falun Gong Useful Links CNN.com In-Depth Specials - Falun Gong: China's Dilemma Falun Dafa Falun Dafa (Falun Gong) Falun Dafa (Falun Gong) - New England Start Page ... WN TOOLBAR! Tue, 11 May 2004 WN Network Broadcasts WN Countries Chinese premier in first UK visit
Politics: Foreign Policy (without Bhutan, China/Tibet, India) Foreign policy (other than Bhutan, China/tibet, India) rn 08/05/2004), NepalEuropeanpanel meet held (ht 08/05/2004), Human rights issues constitute key http://nepalresearch.org/politics/foreign.htm
Extractions: Homepage Foreign policy (other than Bhutan, China/Tibet, India) introduction press articles background archive Introduction Press articles General Afghanistan Australia/New Zealand Bangladesh ... USA/Canada General Nepal losing out in intl fora , by Yuvraj Acharya (kp 17/05/2004) Party leaders concerned over foreign meddling (ht 07/05/2004) How others view Nepal , by M R Josse n(kp 05/05/2004) The Four Rs: On Buddha Jayanti, dont forget Renunciation , by C.K. Lal (nt 30/04/2004) Big Brothers: Theyll meddle if we muddle , by Kunda Dixit (nt 16/04/2004)) Nepali diplomacy needs a new direction , by Som Pudasaini (ht 12/03/2004) Myriad Nepali missions go rudderless (ht 06/03/2004) Foreign envoys and Nepali politics , by Bihari K. Shrestha (nt 16/01/2004)
