1. Wake Caselist Harvard - Northwestern Institute for intl studies in NFP, issues civ rights legislation is not coercion.Mohr 88. Same as caselist plus violence/genocide impact on Observation II (B). http://iml.umkc.edu/comm/html/debate/library/WakeAff3.html

Wake Caselist Harvard - Northwestern Round: Team: HARVARD - ALL vs.: Judge: Outline of 1AC Plan and Cites (please note any changes from original caselist) Plan: The PDA 42 U.S. C section 2000e(k) will be amended to read as follows: The terms "because of sex" or "on the basis of sex" include, but are not limited to, because of or on the basis of pregnancy, childbirth, breastfeeding, or related medical conditions. Accomidations shall be provided unless an employer demonstrates that it is unable to provide reasonable accomidations for an employee's pregnancy, pregnancy-related condition or breast feeding without undue hardship. OBS IWorkplaces discriminates against women wishing to breast feeding Workplaces do not accommodate breast feeding now ?Rep. Maloney's Office1998 www.house.gov/maloney/breastcl.htm Courts have refused to extend the PDA to cover this discrimination ?Durmeriss Cruver-Smith, Women's Rights Law Reporter vol. 19, no.2 winter 1998 Hostile workplaces have significant reduced breast feeding in US ?Danielle M. shelton, Law and inequlaity vol. 14 1995 p. 182-3

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4. USA Engage - Legislative Activities - The Costs Of International Human Rights Li And, in implementing the genocide Convention, Congress enacted only criminal HumanRights Litigation, 2 Chi J intl L 485 in Tachiona v Mugabe, No 00 civ 6666 (VM http://www.usaengage.org/legislative/2002/alientort/Curtis Bradley - Chicago Law

about us legislative activities news related literature ... home The Costs of International Human Rights Litigation by Curtis A. Bradley [FNa1] Chicago Journal of International Law, Fall 2001 Many international law scholars have assumed that the rise of international human rights litigation in US courts is an unequivocally positive development. In this essay, I will suggest that, notwithstanding its understandable appeal, this litigation entails significant domestic costs, and possibly international costs as well. These costs, like the benefits of international human rights litigation, are difficult to measure and probably vary from case to case. If nothing else, however, the existence of these costs may suggest that courts should await specific guidance from Congress before allowing further expansions of this litigation. I. The Attractions of International Human Rights Litigation

5. War Disaster And Genocide Stalin Purge / Famines 5M Korean War civ+mil (Aviation That would equal the Armeniangenocide, and low revisionist Robinson 1997 2. 1420m deaths intl Place of http://www.arthurhu.com/index/genocide.htm

War and Genocide and Disaster Victims: Arthur Hu's Index of Diversity (c) Arthur Hu, please cite when using data from here on how to get more complete data or complete text of these references With apologies to those who find the topic grisly, I've always wondered how all the great mass killings and wars rank compared against each other. This is one of the most complete collection of mass death statistics on the internet. Dedicated to the hope that people will one day stop using the name of economic justice to kill their fellow man and woman, and finally realize that Karl Marx, not free market capitalism, is the most evil system of thought, and biggest source of death and poverty in human history. Feel free to send comments or new information Karl Marx Wins The Award for Most Deaths In History Due to One Man And the award for the most mass killings credited to one man goes to ... (ta dah...) Karl Marx! Congratulations! It exceeds all war deaths in the 20th century, and even the wildest inflation of deaths due to slavery. More than Hitler. More than the Japanese Empire. Way more than Uncle Sam. Remember the motto.. No Justice No Peace. Just kill your fellow man until human equality has been achieved. Let this be a warning to those who want to raise hell for justice. An even more awesome reference is at http://users.erols.com/mwhite28/warstatx.htm"

6. General Education - Cultural Diversity Requirements - The 2003-2005 University C ASST 180 Chinese civ Through Pub Space 3.0 FA *NW. POLS 246D intl Relations PacificBasin 3.0 SP *NW. SOCI 156H genocide/Mass PersuasionHonors 3.0 FA *NW. http://www.csuchico.edu/catalog/req/ge_diversity.html

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7. General Education - General Education Upper Division Thematic - The 2003-2005 Un POLS 246D intl Relations Pacific Basin 3.0 SP *NW. SOCI 156 genocide and MassPersuasion 3.0 FA *NW. ASST 180 Chinese civ Through Pub Space 3.0 FA *NW. http://www.csuchico.edu/catalog/req/ge_theme.html

General Education Requirements GE Core: 12 units Area A: 12 units GE Breadth: 27 units Area B: 6 units Area C: 9 units Area D: 9 units Area E: 3 units GE Upper Division Thematic: 9 units Theme A Theme B Theme C Theme D ... Cultural Diversity Requirements General Education Upper Division Thematic: 9 Units 9 units required: One GE goal is to provide you the opportunity to integrate and apply skills and knowledge gained through your college experience to issues and areas of life you will face as a citizen of a complex world. You should be able to relate your major to seemingly unrelated knowledge. To help achieve these goals, 9 of the required 48 GE units must be selected from upper-division courses within one of the themes described below. These courses may not be taken earlier than your last semester as a sophomore. Each of the themes represents a topic of far-reaching concern. In addition to allowing you to immerse yourself in depth in the topic, you have the opportunity to draw from your previous General Education experiences and skills in exploring the dimensions of the theme. The content of the three courses you take will be drawn somewhat equally from the natural sciences, the humanities and fine arts, and the social sciences. But in contrast to the Breadth Areas of General Education, theme courses tend to be more integrative among those three areas. If you first enrolled in college prior to fall 1993, you may be eligible to follow an earlier version of the 9-unit upper-division requirement. Note the following guidelines:

8. Roots Of Human Resistance To Animal Rights cruel and depersonalized treatment of otherswhether in human genocide, crime,collective those times occur, as they must, that an animal rights advocate is http://www.animallaw.info/articles/arussbartlett2002.htm

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10. General Education - General Education Upper Division Thematic - The 2001 - 2003 General Education UpperDivision Themes 9 Units 9 units required on the enduring global issues of environmental impact, human rights and justice, and violence and social conflict. http://www.csuchico.edu/catalog/cat01/req/ge_req.7.html

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11. Civil Liberties Docket - Vol. XII, No. 1 - November, 1966 UN DECLARATION OF HUMAN rights Arts 19, 28, 29, 30 by Victor Rabinowitz. CIVIL rights HANDBOOK pp 135138; and Pls v Natl States rights Party, Lynch, Carroll (Cir Ct, http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/meiklejohn/meik-12_1/meik-12_1-4.html

HOME HISTORY PUBLICATIONS DOCKETS ... FINDING AIDS CIVIL LIBERTIES DOCKET Vol. XII, No. 1 November, 1966 $10.00/ issues/year Table of Contents Index Table of New Cases Docket Case Number: Enter a specific case number or use * as wildcard, e.g., Case Title: Enter keywords from the title of a case, e.g., carpenters union Case Description: Enter keywords from the description of a case, e.g., segregation school OSMOND K. FRAENKEL, Chairman of DOCKET Board ANN FAGAN GINGER, Editor I. UN DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS: Arts 19, 28, 29, 30 MATERIAL ON US SUPREME COURT: Articles: William J Brennan, Jr, Supreme Court and Meiklejohn interpretation of First Amendment. 79 Harvard 1-20. Paul J Mishkin, The Supreme Court, 1964 term, 79 Harvard 56-102. Benjamin G Rader, Barbara K Rader, The Ely-Holmes friendship, 1901-1912. 10 Am Jour of Legal Hist 128-47. GENERAL CONSTITUTIONAL MATERIAL: Articles: Henry M Holland, Jr, Cardozo on legal method. 15 Jour of Pub Law 122-49. Justine Wise Polier, Judicial review in democracy: Dissenting opinion. 3 Houston 354-66. Peter Feller, Karl L Gotting, The Second Amendment. 61 Northwestern 46-70.

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