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63. H-Net Review: David Farber On Mary L Dudziak, Cold War Civil Rights: Race And Th Williams reported that in africa President Kennedy a solid case that such internationalpressure played important role in Kennedy s civil rights policymaking http://www.h-net.org/reviews/showrev.cgi?path=28395998062522

64. Race And Civil Rights: The 1930s & 1940s in the Steelworkers union, encouraged AfricanAmerican workers Workers of America,the international Woodworkers of positively to the civil rights struggle, it http://faculty.washington.edu/gregoryj/cpproject/pinckney.htm

by Shelley Pinckney “Not even the slightest degree of oppression, or the slightest injustice in respect of a national minority- such are the principles of working class democracy.” [i] The Communist Party of Washington State struggled diligently to fulfill Lenin’s pledge, working to improve conditions for people of color in the Pacific Northwest. The CP was one of the first Left groups to take up the issue of racism and oppression. During the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s, the CP made great strides in the areas of union desegregation, public education about racial injustices, and legal support for civil rights activities. The Communist Party taught that a racially-divided society and work force benefited only the elite, since people of color were employed as strikebreakers during the great strikes before and after World War I, including the general strike of 1919 in Seattle. In the 1920s the Party began actively working within the community to change the conditions of workers of color, and broadened this activism in the decades that followed. While Communist did not believe racism could be ended completely without the end of capitalism, they did believe that changes could occur that would help move society towards a more egalitarian structure.

65. Oxford University Master Of Studies In International Human Rights Law - Faculty Human rights Institute of South africa (HURISA). Legal Director of the American CivilLiberties Union capacity he litigated numerous international human rights http://www.conted.ox.ac.uk/humanrightslaw/faculty.html

Part-time Master's Degree INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW The Faculty Department for Continuing Education International Programmes Division THE FACULTY COURSE STRUCTURE AND CONTENT FURTHER INFORMATION ADMISSIONS CONTACT INFORMATION ... HOME PAGE The faculty includes: Margaret Bedggood (LLB University of Otago; MA University of New Zealand and University College London); Professor of Law, University of Waikato, New Zealand. Professor Bedggood, a former Dean of the Law Faculty at the University is currently an elected member of the International Executive Committee, Amnesty International. Her research interests include employment law and all aspects of human rights law, both domestic and international, and more recently the intersection of human rights, religion and theology. Prior to her appointment at the Waikato Law School, Professor Bedggood was the Chief Commissioner and Chair of the New Zealand Human Rights Commission. She is a member of the Refugee Council of New Zealand, the Human Rights Foundation of Aotearoa/New Zealand and various Anglican commissions Carolyn Patty Blum (B.A. Arizona; J.D. Northeastern). Clinical Professor of Law (Emeritus), University of California, Berkeley. Professor Blum has taught courses in refugee and international human rights law and directed Berkeley's International Human Rights Law Clinic. Currently, she is teaching at Columbia Law School and in the Bard College Program on Globalization and International Affairs. She has lectured widely and written numerous articles and opinion pieces on the subjects of refugee law and human rights, and has litigated or consulted on dozens of asylum cases from the administrative level to the U.S. Supreme Court and more recently on a number of Alien Tort Claims Act/Torture Victim Protection Act cases. Professor Blum serves on the legal advisory board of the Center for Justice and Accountability.

66. Dissertations Litigation Under the Interim South African Constitution An Evaluation in the Lightof international Human rights Norms and civil rights Litigation in the USA http://www.nd.edu/~cchr/dissertations/dissertations.html

ND Law School CCHR Center for Civil and Human Rights Dissertations are available at both the Center for Civil and Human Rights and the Notre Dame Law Library and can be checked out from the library Abiola Atinuke Akiyode, Human Rights and Disabled Persons in Africa (1999) (unpublished LL.M.. dissertation, University of Notre Dame). Jacqueline Cassette, The Tension Between the Right to Sex Equality and the Right to Culture in the South African Interim Constitution - An International Law Perspective (1995) (unpublished LL.M. dissertation, University of Notre Dame). Lebugang Y. Chirume, A 'Difference' Approach to Contemporary Feminist Analysis -Incarcerated Mothers as a Case Study (1993) (unpublished LL.M. dissertation, University of Notre Dame). Aurora Ciuca, Analysis of Domestic Violence in the United States and its Applicability to the International Arena (1996) (unpublished LL.M. dissertation, University of Notre Dame). Maha El-Taji, The Palestinian Refugees and the Middle East Peace Process (1996) (unpublished LL.M. dissertation, University of Notre Dame). Patricia Galvao Ferreira, Human Rights Education: The Responsibility of Governments and International Organizations (1999) (unpublished LL.M. dissertation, University of Notre Dame).

67. Church Of Scientology International President Eulogizes Civil Rights Leader Cele 2003 — Church of Scientology international President Heber C at services for thecivil rights leader who Braithwaite Burke, First African MethodistEpiscopal http://www.scientology.org/en_US/news-media/briefing/eulogy/celes/

What is Scientology? L. Ron Hubbard Worldwide Activities ... Scientology in the News Eulogizes Civil Rights Leader Celes King III SCIENTOLOGY NEWSROOM Welcome to the newsroom of Church of Scientology International, mother church to the worldwide Scientology religion. Briefing Chick Corea presents non-religious moral code European Coordination Center of the Scientology Volunteer Ministers Europe Tackles Illiteracy for 1 Billion Opening of a New Scientology Mission in Manila ... What is Scientology? Church of Scientology International President Eulogizes Civil Rights Leader Celes King III Church of Scientology President Heber C. Jentzsch (left) and Vice President Janet Weiland (right) worked on human rights issues with Celes King for many years. They are shown here with California Governor Gray Davis (second from right). Rev. Jentzsch spoke of King to an overflowing assembly of family members, government and military officials, community leaders and business associates at Inglewood Park Cemetery chapel in the south Los Angeles community where King lived and worked for decades. Los Angeles Mayor James Hahn said the city will miss Celes King. The King family has been active in the business, political and social life of L.A. for five decades.

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Entire Site Action Items Activism News BNN Coverage Trends Development Diaries EI in the Press Human Rights Israel Lobby Watch Journalists in Danger Letters to the Media Multimedia Opinion/Editorial Role of the Media About EI for Advanced Search Civil society response to Bush declaration on right of return RoR Congress, Report, 6 May 2004 Galilee, October 1948, expelled Palestinians on their way to Lebanon (Photo: PalestineRemembered In a resounding response, more than 1,250 organizations, networks, coalitions, grassroots activists, community leaders, and intellectuals from across the world have joined in few days the “International Response” to the declaration made by President George W. Bush supporting the policies of Ariel Sharon. The Palestinian Right to Return movement in its entirety and organizations representing Palestinian refugees and those exiled took the lead in standing firm and unified in their collective demand to exercise the inalienable right to return. Grassroots activists from all walks of life joined with influential intellectuals and organizations from across the glob to echo the very same demand. On May 15, 2004, this response and signatories will be sent to all members of the United Nations General Assembly and other relevant parties.

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73. International Civil Rights Meetup Day international civil rights Meetup Day. civil rights Meetups can happen in up to 646cities http://civilrights.meetup.com/

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74. PRESS RELEASE: Legendary Civil Rights Leader, Rev. C.T. Vivian Moderates The Ann by the Abundant Life Church, international Christian Fellowship Bridging the Gap,Africans, AfricanAmericans, the legend of the civil rights Movement” Host http://www.prweb.com/releases/2004/2/prweb106781.htm

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75. Privacy International -South Africa In 2000, the South African Government began considering criticism by industry andcivil rights groups Privacy international, submission to the Justice Portfolio http://www.privacyinternational.org/countries/south_africa/

South Africa Privacy and Human Rights 2000, South Africa, September 2000. Freedom of Information and Privacy The South African Parliament approved the " The Promotion of Access to Information Act " (formerly named the Open Democracy Bill) on January 21, 2000. The bill allows any person to access almost all information held by government bodies. It also allows individuals to access their records held by companies and others. Parliamentary Monitoring Group page of drafts and submissions Notice 2555 of 2000 , Vol. 421, No. 21362, 7 July 2000 Regulations Relating to the Promotion of Access to Information Act The Parliament is now considering a new act on Privacy and Data Protection which is required by the Constitution. South African History Archive (SAHA) update of The Promotion of Access to Information Act, February 2002.

76. Cold War Civil Rights -- Race And The Image Of American Democracy -- Mary L. Dud to American Cold War goals throughout africa, Asia, and In this analysis of how internationalrelations can issue, Dudziak interprets postwar civil rights as a http://www.frontlist.com/detail/0691016615

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Zimbabwe: Human rights violations against members of civil society continue with impunity Subject [headlines] Zimbabwe: Human rights violations against members of civil society continue with impunity From owner-hr-headlines@hrea.org Date Thu, 20 Feb 2003 01:15:57 -0700 http://click.topica.com/maaaRFkaaV9qqbb0imPb/ More information about torture, visit http://click.topica.com/maaaRFkaaV9qrbb0imPb/ View all documents on Zimbabwe at http://click.topica.com/maaaRFkaaV9qsbb0imPb/ **************************************************************** You may repost this message onto other sources provided the main text is not altered in any way and both the header crediting Amnesty International and this footer remain intact. Only the list subscription message may be removed. **************************************************************** Prev by Date: Armenia: Presidential elections generally calm, but vote count and overall process fall short Next by Date: Egypt: Increasingly harsh campaign of entrapment, arrest and conviction of homosexuals Previous by thread: Zimbabwe: Human rights conditions decline Next by thread: Zimbabwe: Impunity enables ever more human rights violations Reply to this message Start a new topic Date Index ... HREA Home Page

78. Democracy, Economic Justice And Civil Rights In terms of international comparison, the Oputaled Regardless, while the South Africanforum, set up in 1999 and protests regarding human rights abuses, the http://www.usafricaonline.com/chido_nigeriarights.html

How far, how deep will Nigeria's human rights commission go? Special to USAfricaonline.com and NigeriaCentral.com A Nigerian government-established body, the Human Rights Violations Investigation Commission, led by Justice Chukwudifu Oputa began public hearing on October 24, 2000. It has a schedule for five cities within five months. The Oputa Commission terms of reference mandate it to investigate human rights abuses in Nigeria which occured between January 15, 1966 (first military coup in the country) to May 28, 1999. The hearings should include assassinations, unjust arrests, the 1986 parcel bomb assassination of Newswatch magazine co-founder Dele Giwa, pogrom committed against the Igbos of south eastern Nigeria in the northern region of Nigeria in 1966, the assassination of late presidential claimant M.K.O Abiola's wife, Kudirat, the suspicious death of Alhaji Abiola himself, the 1995 execution of radical Ogoni rights activist Ken Saro-Wiwa, the jailing of the incumbent president, Olusegun Obasanjo by Abacha in 1995, the suspected murder of his former deputy Shehu Musa Yar'Adua and a number of other gross violations. An interesting twist occurred when Obasanjo, himself a former military dictator (February 1976 to October 1979) and signatory for a number of draconian laws in Nigeria responded to the concerns of some Nigerians regarding whether his own first tenure of head of state will receive adequate review without fear or favor (since he established the Oputa-led commission) said he should be treated like others.

79. Unitarian Universalist Association Social Justice Statements and international Relations/South africa under Criminal Justice, Human rights/CivilLiberties, Human rights/Government Harrassment, international Relations, and http://www.uua.org/actions/

Unitarian Universalist Association Social Justice Statements Actions by Year Resources for Acting Search Commission on Social Witness ... Social Responsibility Committees Topical List (click; or browse, left) Aging Agriculture Bisexuals Civil Liberties ... Youth If you're looking for information on statements that are currently in the processnamely Study/Action Issues and Statements of Conscienceplease see the website of the Commission on Social Witness at www.uua.org/csw Final Report of the Social Witness Review Panel to the UUA Board of Trustees on how to improve our social witness process The Collection This guide is a complete listing of all social witness positions taken by the Unitarian Universalist Association General Assembly and UUA Board of Trustees below keyword search by year Since 1961, the process for taking positions of social witness has changed several times. For the period 1961-1986, the Association had General and Business Resolutions. General resolutions became policy after a two-year process that included congregational review. The bulk of positions in this collection are General Resolutions. You will also find some Business Resolutions, for the business of the Association is inseparable from its social mission. The Resources page includes information and tips on Effective Lobbying, Letters to Elected Officials, Letters to the Editor, Contacting Government Officials, and Getting Information on Government Activities.

80. Blackgirl International: History composed of the AfricanAmerican experiences war, reconstruction era, civil rightsmovement, invntions production Copyright © 1996-2004 BLACKGIRL international. http://www.blackgirl.org/history.html

About our history and what makes us strong. Dec The Trial of Ruby McCollum 2003 Dec 16 "Ruby McCollum, a wealthy African-American wife, finds herself pregnant a second time by her white physician and senator-elect lover. Torn between her husband, who threatens to shoot her if she has another white baby, and her lover, who threatens to shoot her if she aborts his child, Ruby chooses to murder her lover. Zora Neale Hurston, famous writer of the Harlem Renaissance who covered the case for The Pittsburgh Courier, pointed out that the trial marked the first time in history that "Paramour Rights"the unwritten antebellum law giving a white man the right to a "Negro" woman whether she was married or notwas called into question by the testimony of Ruby McCollum." Nov Canadian BVlack Heritage in the Third Millennium 2002 Nov 20 "This Web portal contain comprehensive Internet resources which categorizes past, present and future events, people, places and issues about Canadians of African descent. The website reflects my interest in integrative inclusive curriculum that include a pluralist incorporation of the contributions of African Canadians. The website appeals to a variety of target groups. However, for the purpose of using the resources in school curriculum to support teaching and learning, the links are organized under headings including Early Canada; Contemporary Canada; Curriculum Integration; Research; Events; Interactive Discussion and Communication and Site Search." Jun Sisters World 2001 Jun 01

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