81. Register At NYTimes.com internal military report on abuses in Iraqi prisons to hide them from a visiting international Committee of Federal civil rights law might also be applied, the http://www.nytimes.com/2004/05/06/international/middleeast/06CIA.html

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82. Ei: Civil Society Response To Bush Declaration On Right Of Return Socialist Organization, USA; international Women s Peace IranianAmerican Community; iraq-USA Committee South Africa; Partnership for civil Justice, Washington http://electronicintifada.net/v2/article2632.shtml

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.

83. Crimes Of War Project > Iraq Special Edition law does generally provide for a right of review the military operations in helping iraq to recover it established UNMIK as an international civil authority in http://www.crimesofwar.org/special/Iraq/news-iraq5.html

Special Edition Home Related Links Archived Essays Archived News ... Could the United States Use Riot Control Gas Against Iraq? April 15, 2003 Two Iraqi women carry furniture away from an Iraqi government office building in downtown Baghdad, Friday April 11, 2003. (AP Photo/Jerome Delay) When Does Occupation Start? It is important to understand that occupation does not imply an assumption of sovereignty over the territory; the Occupying Power is simply administering the area it has captured. That said, various attributes of sovereignty are suspended or limited during an occupation. Most notably, the Occupying Power temporarily assumes many of the executive functions of the former government, as well as some of its legislative and judicial responsibilities. In administering the occupied territory, any discrimination on the basis of race, political opinion, nationality, language, religion, and social origin is now forbidden as a matter of both treaty and customary international law. Maintaining Law and Order Crime and Punishment War crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide, and aggression committed prior to or during the course of the conflict are prosecuted in accordance with the principles of international criminal law. Although case-specific, judicial bodies with jurisdiction may include domestic courts in the occupied territories, courts of any State for crimes of universal jurisdiction

84. Freedom, Civil Liberties, And Human Rights - Home Jun 19, 03, The Committee considered the GOP civil rights Agenda with Deana Bass Meeting with iraqi National Congress leader Ahmad Chalabi on freedom in iraq. http://policy.house.gov/freedom/

Chair: Rep. Lincoln Diaz-Balart policy.house.gov/freedom/ According to a recent Freedom House survey: · 85 “free” countries recognize basic political rights and civil liberties—representing 41% of the global population, or 2.5 billion people. · 59 “partly free” countries have only limited respect for political rights and civil liberties—representing 24% of the world’s population, or 1.5 billion people. · 48 “not free” countries lack basic political rights and deny basic civil liberties—representing 35% of the people on earth—2.2 billion human beings. More than half of the world’s people live under governments that do not respect freedom. The Subcommittee on Freedom, Civil Liberties, and Human Rights is working to advance the founding Republican principles of individual freedom, human equality, and civil rights at home and abroad. It is continuing the work of the Americas Subcommittee of the 107th Congress to combat dictatorship in the Western Hemisphere, to promote free trade among free peoples, to protect and consolidate threatened democracies, and to spread political and economic freedom around the world where democracy does not exist. It is working with all Republican Representatives to ensure that GOP legislation is fully consistent with these fundamental principles, to develop new legislation, and to recommend appropriate oversight. For activities of Chairman Lincoln Diaz-Balart's Policy Subcommittee in the 107th Congress, see

85. Socialist Worker.org Support for the US occupation of iraq is in free fall, but so far international NEWS. Why gay marriage is a civil right The state of Massachusetts is set to http://www.socialistworker.org/

Read the full story NO TO WAR AND OCCUPATION The facts you need to know about June 30 What the U.S. has in store for Iraq What is the Bush administration up to with its schemes to cobble together an interim government in Iraq by the June 30 deadline? Socialist Worker answers your questions. Letting Bush off the hook George W. Bush’s occupation of Iraq is unraveling day by dayand with it, the centerpiece of his presidency, the U.S. "war on terror." So why is Bush an even-money bet to sneak back into the White House in November? Why did the U.S. dump Chalabi? It looks like Ahmad Chalabi is finding out that the only thing worse than being an enemy is being a "friend" of the U.S. who has fallen out with his patron. THE WAR AT HOME The Bush gang's scaremongers THE CRIMINAL INJUSTICE SYSTEM Chicago anti-police brutality activist dies in police custody "This was murder" NATIONAL NEWS AND ANALYSIS The oil companies deliberately keep their inventories low to keep prices high. In California, they have cut the number of state refineries almost by half since 1981. INTERNATIONAL NEWS Floods, mudslides and an earthquake devastated Haiti and the Dominican Republic, but the disaster had its roots in not-so-natural causes.

86. OneWorld.net - OneWorld.net>In Depth>Human Rights>Civil Rights Kuwait e Arabia Saudita atteso il diritto di voto alle donne Reclamos por la nueva Ley de Seguridad Italia il Governo resta negli orrori dell'iraq UK http://www.oneworld.net/article/archive/64/

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87. World Human Rights 7 Million Refugees Are Denied Their rights, USCR Launches Bush promised tonight to seek more international support for Bush Outlines iraq Strategy Voa News AP http://www.worldhumanrights.com/

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88. Mercy Corps The Bridge, March 2004 Claiming Basic rights (Focus on This issue of Mercy Corps civil society newsletter focuses on Bam on the way back to iraq, my current http://www.mercycorps.org/

Updated Jun 9, 2004 5:02 PM PDT Give For Kids: Helping Children Every Month According to the United Nations, approximately 40 percent of children in developing countries - about 600 million children - have to struggle to survive, eat and learn on less than $1 per day. With the support of Give for Kids donors, Mercy Corps is working to improve the well being of children in countries around the world. Learn more about Give For Kids Sign Up Now Explore Our World Brewing a Strong Partnership by Roger O. Burks, Jr. That satisfying aroma from your morning cup of coffee could mean better livelihoods for coffee farmers in Nicaragua. Fourth Grade Students Pop into Action for Iran by Roger O. Burks, Jr. The devastating earthquake in Bam, Iran made students at Hillsboro, Oregon's Groner elementary school take action to aid survivors. Investing in Dura's Future Mercy Corps is building schools in the West Bank city of Dura and helping to strengthen that community's future. Dura Mayor Atwan met with Mercy Corps staff to discuss the challenges. Lending a Hand and a Little Bit More by Cassandra Nelson Mercy Corps loans are helping Afghan entrepreneurs create and expand businesses to benefit their families and communities. Their unique products and services are breathing new economic life into Afghanistan.

89. Business Group Sees Signs Of Hope, Progress In Iraq, Afghanistan -- 05/17/2004 you re on the ground in iraq yourself, you to the Chamber s Center for international Private Enterprise that will promote economic and civil development over http://www.cnsnews.com/ViewNation.asp?Page=\Nation\archive\200405\NAT20040517a.h

90. Political And Civil Rights Iraq Books. Human rights in iraq Human rights in iraq Written by Middle East Watch , David A. Korn , Human rights Watch Middle East Published by Human rights Watch http://20th-century-history-books.com/Political_And_Civil_Rights_Iraq.html

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91. USAID: Assistance For Iraq - Contracts And Grants 10, 2004; The US Agency for international Development (USAID As iraq transitions to a fully representative civil society organizations (CSOs) must be willing and http://www.usaid.gov/iraq/activities.html

Accomplishments Contracts and Grants Employment Opportunities Sectoral Consultations ... Weekly Update #34 (PDF) (PDF) Sectors: - Agriculture - Airports - Bridges and Roads - Community Action Program - Economic Growth - Education - Year 1 Accomplishments - Electricity - Food Security - Health - Local Governance - Marshlands - Seaport - Telecommunications - Transition Initiatives Iraq Update Archive Get Acrobat Reader... Support Humanitarian Organizations Effective Giving ... Iraq e-mail list Click for more photos... Web Site People (Last Name) Publications (Title) Advanced search options... Home Assistance For Iraq Contracts and Grants USAID has awarded twelve contracts and five grants for reconstruction work in war-torn Iraq. Four draft procurement actions have been announced but not yet awarded. Each of the awards may require subcontract work or the hiring of additional employees. USAID prime contractors select their own subcontractors or employees. For information concerning employment or subcontracting opportunities, you should contact the prime contractor directly. For more information about doing business in Iraq, please view our resource page on commercial opportunities in Iraq . For information about positions available at the USAID Mission in Iraq, please see the

92. Alternative Resources On The U.S.War Against Iraq for Peace is a collaboration of national and international peace and their opposition to war in iraq, the government assault on civil liberties and http://www.pitt.edu/~ttwiss/irtf/iraq.html

ALA SRRT IRTF Home International Responsibilities Task Force of the American Library Association's Social Responsibilities Round Table Alternative Resources on the U.S. War Against Iraq Resources listed on this page do not necessarily reflect the views of IRTF, SRRT, or ALA.. Contents Alternative News, Analysis, and Commentary Organizations Concerned with Iraq and the Middle East Special Reports on Iraq Destruction of the Cultural Resources of Iraq ... Demonstrations, Petitions, Letter-Writing Campaigns, and Resolutions Alternative News, Analysis, and Commentary Al Jazeera: War on Iraq "Objective and balanced news coverage and analysis." AlterNet.org "AlterNet.org is a project of the Independent Media Institute, a nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening and supporting independent and alternative journalism." Alternative News Media "With such a large proportion of the world's news media owned by small interest groups with specific political agendas, it seems essential to counter-balance such a monopoly on information by bringing attention to important stories that are often conveniently overlooked by large media corporations." Alternative Press Review "APR publishes a wide variety of the best essays from radical zines, tabloids, books and magazinesessays that deserve a much wider readership than they currently enjoy."

93. International Law: UN Human Rights Body Calls On US, UK To Grant Detainees Legal the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) and the Iraqi Governing Council to respect international human rights and 9 and 14 of the civil and political http://electroniciraq.net/news/1487.shtml

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94. Iraq's Transitional Administrative Law (washingtonpost.com) with the right of the Iraqi people to develop the institutions of civil society, whether in cooperation with international civil society organizations or http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A39825-2004Mar8_2.html

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95. Kerry Needs Civil Rights Agenda on the United States in hearings at the UN and in international human rights A centerpiece of that effort should be a new civil rights agenda, featuring a http://www.suntimes.com/output/jesse/cst-edt-jesse23.html

Home News Sports Business ... Other Views Kerry needs civil rights agenda March 23, 2004 BY JESSE JACKSON George W. Bush didn't wait a day to go negative in the presidential campaign. If he has his way, the campaign will wallow in gutter politics distortions, lies and personal attacks, all designed to drag the Democratic nominee into the muck. As the president demonstrated in his empty State of the Union address, he has no positive agenda for his second term offering only more debt at home and war abroad. So it's no surprise that he thinks an ugly, negative campaign is his best chance for re-election. When you're hit below the belt, the natural instinct is to strike back. But before John Kerry descends into the mud fight the president wants, he should offer Americans a real agenda on jobs, real security, and a commitment to stand with working and poor people against the special interests that now run wild in Washington. Part of that should be a new civil rights agenda starting with guaranteeing the right to vote. Americans are shocked to learn that we have no constitutional right to vote for our president. But it's true. Our Constitution prohibits discrimination, but gives no citizen the federal right to vote in presidential elections or to control the selection of presidential electors. Instead, it delegates voting rights to the states. State legislatures can appoint the electors who vote for president in the Electoral College any way they want. Of course, states generally mandate that their Electoral College delegations be chosen on the basis of the popular vote, but

96. Building Civil Society: An Overlooked Aspect Of Iraq's Reconstruction?: Press: U Saddam Hussein regime for women, despite iraq s adherence to should be receiving strong international support. Building civil society requires a civilian face. http://www.usip.org/newsmedia/releases/2003/0731_NBiraq.html

Kay King Director, Office of Congressional and Public Affairs Phone: (202) 457-1700 Fax: (202) 429-6063 E-mail: usiprequests@usip.org Suzanne Wopperer Phone: (202) 429-3828 Fax: (202) 429-6063 E-mail: usiprequests@usip.org Latest Institute Resources Focus on Iraq A comprehensive collection of Institute resources on Iraq including reports, Newsbytes, library resources, events, and more. June 8, 2004 - The Broader Middle East and North Africa: Major Challenges Ahead Institute Newsbyte examines the latest iteration of the U.S. initiative to promote democracy in the Middle East. June 2, 2004 - Kosovo and Serbia: Still in Need of a Plan New USIPeace Briefing addresses the root causes of the violence and possible solutions. May 21, 2004 - The U.S. Mission in Iraq After June 30: Views from State and Defense Institute Newsbyte examines the challenges ahead for the June 30 transition in Iraq. April 15, 2004 - Kosovo: Status with Standards Institute Newsbyte examines steps the international community can take to address the recent riots in Kosovo and prepare for eventual final status negotiations. March 12, 2004 -

97. [ News- WWW.FIDH.ORG ] 5th/05/2004 iraq Open letter to President G Belarus The «liquidation» of the independent civil society. 21st/04/2004 international Justice Legal Remedies http://www.fidh.org/_news.php3

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98. [ The Invasion Of Iraq: Joint NGO Appeal - WWW.FIDH.ORG ] This process should include a factfinding mission on the situation of human rights in iraq and the deployment of international human rights observers; Call on http://www.fidh.org/article.php3?id_article=185

99. Amnesty International USA - Defending And Promoting Human Rights Amnesty international USA Defending and Promting Human rights Worldwide. Amnesty international defends the human rights of people around the world. Amnesty international is dedicated to freeing http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.amnestyusa.org&y=02DFD994D58BB5A

100. CNN.com - School Site A 'bold Reminder' From Civil Rights Era - May 18, 2004 US. School site a bold reminder from civil rights era. civil rights. Supreme Court. Monuments and Heritage Sites. Linda Brown. or Create your own. http://www.cnn.com/2004/US/Central/05/18/school.site.ap/

International Edition MEMBER SERVICES The Web CNN.com Home Page World U.S. Weather ... Special Reports SERVICES Video E-mail Services CNNtoGO Contact Us SEARCH Web CNN.com School site a 'bold reminder' from civil rights era The former Topeka, Kansas, school is now known as the Brown v. Board of Education National Historic Site. VIDEO A look back at the pivotal Supreme Court ruling that forced the integration of U.S. public schools. PLAY VIDEO RELATED Civil rights pioneer uses pain of past to send message today Interactive: Recollections of a civil rights pioneer Little Rock district mirrors national resegregation trend Brown v. Board National Historic Site Bush, Kerry mark Brown anniversary SPECIAL REPORT A landmark ruling School segregation Race and schools 50 years later ... Educator guide YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS Civil Rights Supreme Court Monuments and Heritage Sites Linda Brown or Create your own Manage alerts What is this? TOPEKA, Kansas (AP) First a segregated school, then a warehouse and finally a presidential backdrop, Monroe School is viewed by many as a shrine to the nation's civil rights movement. "This changed the nation. It's something that should always stand as a bold reminder of how far we have come, but also a reminder of there is a road we still must travel," former Kansas City, Missouri, Mayor Emanuel Cleaver, said Monday.

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