1. International A.N.S.W.E.R. (Act Now To Stop War & End Racism!) Protest racism and the war drive! and of international law by its unilateral, preemptive military action against the nation of iraq, and the Philippines, Korea, civil rights, immigrant rights, workers rights and http://www.internationalanswer.org/

DONATE! JOIN OUR EMAIL LIST! HOME TEXT ONLY MENU ... - Massive Support for Arab-American and Muslim Community Open Letter to the US Anti-War Movement (list of signers updated 2/1) - New information about March 20 - Support grows for March 20 - A Call to Action for Solidarity with the Arab-American and Muslim Community - Oppose Anti-Muslim Attack by French Government, January 17 ... People's Speak Outs in DC, SF and LA Thousands marched from the White House to Rumsfeld's house to say: "Bush and Rumsfeld - Guilty of War Crimes" Report from June 5 demonstrations in Washington DC, San Francisco and Los Angeles June 5 archive Summer 2004 Call to Action: PROTEST THE TWIN PARTIES OF THE WAR MACHINE at the Democratic National Convention on July 25 in Boston at the Republican National Convention on August 29 in New York City Click here to endorse the Call to Action for Mass Marches and Rallies at the Democratic National Convention in Boston and the Republican National Convention in New York City. Statement from the A.N.S.W.E.R. Coalition : The twin parties of the war machine are gathering this summer in Boston and New York City to anoint their candidates for the upcoming presidential election. It is urgent that the progressive movement be in the streets in Boston and New York City. This is a critical time for all progressives and targeted communities to take a clear stand against the political framework that is championed by the Republican and Democratic parties alike.

2. MADRE: An International Women's Human Rights Organization iraqs government brutally suppresses civil and political rights, but has guaranteed women social and by the Bush Administration to link iraq to international terrorism has failed http://www.madre.org/talkingAboutIraq.html

BY YIFAT SUSSKIND ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR December 2002 Spanish Version PDF version (in English, with images) Easy-Print Version WHAT does war mean for women and families in Iraq? The Bush Administration has plans to bomb Baghdad, a city of five million people. This would cause a humanitarian catastrophe equivalent to a heavy air bombardment of Los Angeles. A November report by the global health organization Medact estimates that at least 50,000 civilians are likely to be killed in a US attack. Many more civilians are likely to die from longer-term effects of a bombing, including environmental damage and the destruction of food supplies, agriculture and critical infrastructure, such as pharmaceutical plants and hospitals. REMIND PEOPLE THAT this war is broader than the attack now being planned. It includes the combined impact of the 1991 Desert Storm bombing and the 12 years of sanctions and bombing since then. US and British forces have bombed Iraq more than 50 times this year alone and killed over 500 people since 1999. War on Civilians, War on Women

3. United Press International Women's Rights Become A Struggle In Iraq Women's rights become a struggle in iraq. By Pamela Hess women demonstrated for equal civil rights in Baghdad in 1958 Click here for options! Copyright 2004 United Press international http://www.upi.com/view.cfm?StoryID=20030813-052611-9458r

4. The "War On Terror" Not Be Tolerated in iraq; Amnesty international Tortured Logic Thumbscrewing international Law From Amnesty Protect Human rights and civil Liberties Oppose http://www.amnestyusa.org/waronterror/

@import "/styles/sophisto.css"; Skip Navigation Home Get Involved Donate ... Events The "War on Terror" The "War on Terror" Must Not Be an Excuse to Deny Human Rights September 11, 2001, caused many to reflect upon the fundamental values on which this country was founded: freedom of speech, respect for human dignity, freedom of religion, justice for all, tolerance. It is imperative that the United States stand for the principles of unalienable, universal rights. Otherwise, those who wage war on human rights will have won the battle against freedom. Amnesty International is concerned the "war on terror" not become an excuse to deny human rights. HUMAN RIGHTS CONCERNS: Torture Amnesty International is gravely concerned by recent reports of statements by U.S. officials indicating that the U.S. Government may condone and even commit acts of torture. Summary of AI's Concerns Torture Must Not Be Tolerated in Iraq Amnesty International Report: US Exports $20 million of Shackles, Electro-Shock Technology 2 December 2003 Letter to President Bush from AIUSA Executive Director William F. Schulz

5. Lesson Plans Irene Khan, Secretary General of Amnesty international From a the iraqi population, destruction of political and civil rights such as More information on iraq. http://www.amnestyusa.org/education/lessonplans/iraq.html

@import "/styles/sophisto.css"; Skip Navigation Home Get Involved Donate ... Events Human Rights Education HRE Home About Human Rights Education GET INVOLVED Join the HRE Network RESOURCES Teaching Guides Lesson Plans AI Kids Urgent Actions for grades 4 - 9 PROJECTS Rights in Sight Architects of Peace Activate KEEP IN TOUCH Article 26 Our monthly email newsletter. Sign up now. The 4th R Quarterly newsletter by mail Who We Are Contact Us Lesson Plans LESSON PLAN CRISIS IN IRAQ: TIPS FOR TEACHERS Action Piece Amnesty International urges the President to abide by the United Nations Charter and other international laws as the administration considers US military intervention in Iraq. The UN Charter requires that the UN Security Council may authorize the use of military force only as the last resort and after all peaceful means are exhausted. As the most powerful individual member of the Security Council, the US has a particular responsibility to uphold this obligation. Unilateral military action, in the absence of UN Security Council authorization, is contrary to international rule of law. Iraq Country Page Tips for Teachers Introduction In this time of global conflict, educators should have at their disposal materials and techniques that can help them discuss these issues in the classroom setting. In focusing on Iraq and the potential conflict with the United States, the point is not to take one side or another. Rather, by presenting primary documents and discussion questions/techniques, the idea is to delve deeply into one of the most critical situations today, and let students form and voice opinions based on this knowledge. Many of the topics below are very controversial. A great wrap-up to these issues can be to hold debates!

6. Partnership For Civil Justice Legal Defense&Education Fund Ups of Protesters The Partnership for civil Justice, Inc protest against corporate globalization and war in iraq . the US Constitution and international law and http://www.civil-rights.net/

Home About the PCJ~LDEF Defending Constitutional Rights In the Courts Freedom of Expression and Assembly ... Contact Us This masked and armed D.C. Metropolitan Police Officer is on an intelligence operation in which police agents provocateurs used violence and pepper spray to beat peaceful protestors who were standing along Pennsylvania Avenue protesting the Inauguration of George W. Bush The MPD denied they participated in this operation, and denied that this was a masked MPD officer, until litigation brought by the Partnership for Civil Justice forced the government to admit their involvement. Protestors run in terror and pain, as this agent provocateur uses pepper spray against a crowd of peacefully assembled demonstrators in order to disrupt their protest and dissent. The Government admitted to its domestic spying operation in COINTELPRO only as that program was terminated. The constitutional rights litigation brought by the Partnership for Civil Justice is intended to force disclosure of, and to terminate today's unconstitutional domestic spying operations before more damage is done. Click here to read the sworn testimony and cross examination of Assistant Chief Alfred Broadbent.

7. Ron Jacobs: The Bush Administration, Civil Rights And Iraq America's Best Political Newsletter. that compared the war on iraq to the civil rights movement in the United States, I traders joined in the growing international slave trade, becoming its http://www.counterpunch.org/jacobs08122003.html

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8. Human Rights And Iraq's Reconstruction: Memorandum To June 24 International Dono laws, particularly the criminal and civil codes, to ensure that they are consistent with iraq s obligations under international human rights standards, do not http://www.hrw.org/backgrounder/mena/iraq/iraq-memo062003.htm

Home News Releases About HRW Contribute ... HRW Documents on Iraq FREE Join the HRW Mailing List Human Rights and Iraq's Reconstruction Memorandum to June 24 International Donors Meeting Human Rights Watch calls on the international donors meeting for Iraq on 24 June to ensure human rights protection is a central element of Iraq's reconstruction and rehabilitation. Key Sections Security sector reform Justice issues Refugees and internally displaced persons Women ... Landmines and unexploded ordnance Related Material Iraq: Human Rights and Reconstruction The Iraqi people have suffered the cumulative effects of decades of war, sanctions and a corrupt and repressive government. The United States and its allies have a primary responsibility as the occupying power in Iraq to restore and maintain, as far as possible, public order and safety; they also have a duty to respect the fundamental human rights of the Iraqi people. But as the United Nations Security Council recognized in Resolution 1483, there are many ways in which the international community can assist in the protection and fulfillment of human rights in Iraq. Iraq's reconstruction and development will be undermined unless respect for the rule of law and human rights are restored. Iraqi people will not be empowered to participate in the development process unless they enjoy fundamental freedoms.

9. Civil Liberties And Civil Rights: General Law: Internet Law Library iraq Interim Constitution international Covenant on civil and Political rights (July 1994) Roe v. Wade, 410 U.S. 113 (1973) (abortion) Romania Constitution title 2, chapter II (Fundamental http://www.priweb.com/internetlawlib/93.htm

10. Occupation Watch: Three Demonstrations - No Forced Returns To Iraq: Internation are supported by Leicester civil rights Movement, Campaign of Iranian Refugees, international Federation of of Unemployed Union of iraq abroad, representative http://www.occupationwatch.org/article.php?id=3951

11. Occupation Watch rights travesty that Amnesty international, the Occupation Watch Center, independent journalists, and recent delegations to iraq of the iraqi civil Defense Corps carry Ezzedine http://www.occupationwatch.org/

Get E-Mail Alerts Recent News UN to hold special session on Iraq Iraqi Caretaker Government Takes Temporary Authority Iraqi Women in the Occupation Prisons As Material and Means of Violations Soldiers' Doubts Build as Duties Shift Occupation Watch Center Articles and Reports Interview with Occupation Watch Staff and Military Families Speak Out Global Anti-War Groups Monitor Occupation Abuses In Iraq Monitors to track Iraq Occupation International Peace Groups Launch "Occupation Watch Center" in Iraq Site Tools E-Mail This Page Site Map Site Map U.S. soldier in Iraq. Photo from Islam Online Sovereignty at Gunpoint: The Reality of the June 30 Hand-Over The much-hyped "transfer of power" to a new Iraqi government is imminent. But, as usual, mainstream media outlets in the U.S. are missing the bigger picture. What kind of power will this new government have over the country's military, its laws, and its economy? Are we talking about real sovereignty or simply a new face for the occupation, which will continue to be run by the United States from what is going to be the largest U.S. Embassy in the world? Is the hand-over a positive step toward democracy in Iraq or merely a positive campaign move by the Bush administration, which is hoping to win re-election in November? While OW will continue to select and place articles from the mainstream media under the topic of "Democracy," the following materials are more closely aligned to what OW perceives as the reality of the June 30 hand-over:

12. Occupation Watch: Monitors To Track Iraq Occupation We need to keep international attention focused that six members of the organisation were already in iraq. for information on allegations of civil rights abuses http://www.occupationwatch.org/article.php?id=101

13. ANSWER Los Angeles. Act Now To Stop War And End Racism June 5 international Day of Emergency Protests National mobilization. All foreign troops OUT of iraq More information Defend Immigrant rights civil Liberties. http://www.answerla.org/

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14. International Humanitarian Law Issues In A Potential War In I Raq (Human Rights international human rights guarantees that pertain at all times, including during armed conflict. The United States and iraq and protection of civilian civil defense personnel (arts http://www.hrw.org/backgrounder/arms/iraq0202003.htm

Home News Releases About HRW Contribute ... Contact Us International Humanitarian Law Issues In A Potential War In Iraq Human Rights Watch Briefing Paper, February 20, 2003 Introduction Human Shields and Hostages Weapons of Mass Destruction Urban Warfare ... Conclusion Related Material Ansar al-Islam in Iraqi Kurdistan Justice For Iraq: HRW Policy Paper HRW policy on Iraq U.S. Needs to Screen Iraqi Opposition Allies ... More... Introduction A potential U.S.-led military action against Iraq would likely have profound humanitarian consequences for the Iraqi civilian population. Consistent with our established policy, Human Rights Watch takes no position on the legality or appropriateness of such a war. Yet we have concerns with regard to the manner in which it may be conducted. This briefing paper addresses some of the key issues that may arise under international humanitarian law (IHL), also known as the law of armed conflict, with respect to the duty of all warring parties to protect civilians and other non-combatants. These include the use of human shields, the use of weapons of mass destruction, concerns about urban combat, attacks on civilian morale, attacks on dual-use facilities, targeting decisions (target identification and proportionality), the use of certain conventional weapons, the duties of an occupying power, and transparency in the conduct of military operations. The relevant framework consists of the Geneva Conventions of 1949, Protocol I thereto, and customary international humanitarian law relating to international armed conflict, as well as fundamental international human rights guarantees that pertain at all times, including during armed conflict. The United States and Iraq are parties to the 1949 Geneva Conventions. Although neither the United States nor Iraq is party to Protocol I, most potential allies of the United States are parties, and the United States recognizes many Protocol I provisions as expressive of rules of customary international law.

15. AxisofLogic/ Civil Rights/Human Rights The White House faced its biggest crisis over iraq last week crimes at Abu Ghraib Press Release, Amnesty international civil rights/Human rights http://www.axisoflogic.com/artman/publish/rights.shtml

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16. AP Wire | 08/08/2003 | Rice Likens Iraq To Civil Rights Fight Rice Likens iraq to civil rights Fight. SCOTT LINDLAW subject, Rice declined to say whether an international court should drop an indictment against Liberian President http://www.macon.com/mld/macon/news/world/6483092.htm

Search: Articles-last 7 days Articles-older than 7 days The Web for News Business Sports Entertainment ... Homes var request_url = escape(document.location.href); var request_domain = ".macon.com"; News Local Obituaries Breaking News ... Weather Macon Columbus Charleston Local Events Yellow Pages Discussion Boards Back to Home ... News Wednesday, Jun 09, 2004 World email this print this Posted on Fri, Aug. 08, 2003 Rice Likens Iraq to Civil Rights Fight SCOTT LINDLAW Associated Press DALLAS National security adviser Condoleezza Rice likened Iraq's halting steps toward self-government to black Americans' struggle for civil rights, imploring black journalists Thursday to reject arguments that some people are incapable of democracy. "We've heard that argument before, and we, more than any, as a people, should be ready to reject it," Rice, who is black, told about 1,200 people at the National Association of Black Journalists convention. "The view was wrong in 1963 in Birmingham, and it is wrong in 2003 in Baghdad and in the rest of the Middle East," she said. "We should not let our voice waver in speaking out on the side of people who are seeking freedom," Rice said. "And we must never, ever indulge in the condescending voices who allege that some people in Africa or in the Middle East are just not interested in freedom, they're culturally just not ready for freedom or they just aren't ready for freedom's responsibilities."

17. AxisofLogic/ Civil Rights/Human Rights civil rights/Human rights Amnesty international said that it has documented a pattern of abuse by US agents against detainees, including in iraq and Afghanistan http://www.axisoflogic.com/artman/publish/article_7360.shtml

Fair Use Notice Axis Mission About us Letters/Articles to Editor ... Subscribe to Ezine Commentaries The 2004 Elections United States U.S. Military Black Box Voting ... World Refugees Search All Categories Afghanistan Africa Americas Antiwar Movement Articles by Robert Fisk Asia Axis Retraction Axis Special Notices Black Box Voting Book Reviews Brooke Neal Canada Central Asia China Civil Rights/Human Rights Critical Analysis Cuba Economy Editor's Choice Education Europe Featured Activist Fine Arts Global Empire Health/Medicine Iran/Persia Iraq Kim Hanna Media Critiques Mexico Middle East Music Lyrics North Korea Other Artists Other Poets Pacific Countries/Islands Palestine Poetry Political Satire Poverty/World Hunger Race/Ethnicity/Culture Regina Guarisco Religion/World View Russia Saudi Arabia Science/Nature Submit Published Article Submit your essay The 2004 Elections The Axis Challenge U.S. Military United States World World Refugees Letters from France Apalasha Marie Advanced Search Civil Rights/Human Rights AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL PRESS RELEASE: USA: Pattern of brutality and cruelty war crimes at Abu Ghraib By Press Release May 8, 2004, 12:20

18. Civil Rights: Civil Rights In The United States from HighBeam Research on civil rights civil rights in the ties the French in knots (international Herald Tribune Crush the Insurgents in iraq (The Washington http://www.infoplease.com/cgi-bin/id/A0857363.html

HOTWORDS CITE PRINT EMAIL in All Infoplease Almanacs Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Home Almanacs Atlas Dictionary ... Father's Day Infoplease Tools Periodic Table Conversion Tool Perpetual Calendar Year by Year ... Site Map Also from Infoplease Search Infoplease Info search tips Search Biographies Bio search tips Encyclopedia civil rights Civil Rights in the United States Since the Civil War , much of the concern over civil rights in the United States has focused on efforts to extend these rights fully to African Americans. The first legislative attempts to assure African Americans an equal political and legal status were the Civil Rights Acts of 1866, 1870, 1871, and 1875. Those acts bestowed upon African Americans such freedoms as the right to sue and be sued, to give evidence, and to hold real and personal property. The 1866 act was of dubious constitutionality and was reenacted in 1870 only after the passage of the Fourteenth Amendment . The fourth Civil Rights Act attempted to guarantee to the African Americans those social rights that were still withheld. It penalized innkeepers, proprietors of public establishments, and owners of public conveyances for discriminating against African Americans in accommodations, but was invalidated by the Supreme Court in 1883 on the ground that these were not properly civil rights and hence not a field for federal legislation. In 1965 the Voting Rights Act was passed, which placed federal observers at polls to ensure equal voting rights. The Civil Rights Act of 1968 dealt with housing and real estate discrimination. In addition to congressional action on civil rights, there has been action by other branches of the government. The most notable of these were the Supreme Court decisions in 1954 and 1955 declaring racial segregation in public schools unconstitutional, and the court's rulings in 1955 banning segregation in publicly financed parks, playgrounds, and golf courses.

19. International A.N.S.W.E.R. (Act Now To Stop War & End Racism!) Join us in national emergency protests on June 5! BRING THE TROOPS HOME NOW ALL FOREIGN TROOPS OUT OF iraq! DEFEND civil LIBERTIES AND civil rights! http://www.internationalanswer.org/campaigns/j5/

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20. United For Peace And Justice cover the war on iraq, terrorism, the environmental regulations and international treaty participation to workers rights, civil rights and civil http://www.unitedforpeace.org/

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