1. Human Rights Watch / Defending Human Rights Worldwide Web's oldest and most popular civil rights, diversity, immigration, housing, atrocities, and related materials. India Kashmir Pakistan Afghanistan iraq Syria Indonesia China HIV Americans Discuss civil rights Sound Bytes for School Discussion Groups. international Diversity Multicultural http://www.hrw.org/

Become a Member Free Email Newsletter Employment Africa ... BREAKING NEWS 8 April 2003 Nigeria: Government and Oil Firms Should Act on Delta Violence (London, April 9, 2003) The Nigerian government and multinational oil companies should take immediate measures to prevent further violence and abuses around Warri in the oil-rich Niger delta, Human Rights Watch today said in letters to President Olusegun Obasanjo and the managing directors of three companies. U.S. Plans for Iraq Tribunals "A Mistake" D.R. Congo: Uganda Must Protect Civilians in Ituri Français Cuba: Heavy Sentences Are "Totally Unjustified" ... More on Iraq Join the Human Rights Watch community HRW Film Festival: Geneva, 28 March - 3 April Free Email Newsletter SELECT All News Releases Weekly Digest Monthly Update REGIONAL NEWS: Africa Americas Asia Central Asia North Africa COUNTRY NEWS: Afghanistan Iraq Chechnya United States THEMATIC NEWS: Arms Children's Rights Film Festival LANGUAGES: French Spanish Support our Emergency Work on Iraq PUBLICATIONS HRW World Report 2003 Clickable World Map Recent Reports: Uganda Ukraine Kenya Nigeria ... Ethiopia Afghanistan: Cluster Bombs More Publications CAMPAIGNS Internet Dissidents ... Press Contacts

2. Untitled Document Protecting civil rights, civil liberties, constitutional rights, civil rights and human rights; Defending dissent and opposing war, racism and discrimination. updates on your civil rights and civil liberties from the Partnership for civil Justice Legal war against iraq and is now seeking to strongarm the international community, the U.N., http://www.civil-rights.net/

Home About PCJ LDEF Emergency Campaign to Defend Dissent and Advance Civil Rights Donate ... Contact us Free E-mail Service: Enter your e-mail address below to receive free periodic e-mail updates on your civil rights and civil liberties from the Partnership for Civil Justice Legal Defense and Education Fund: Know Your Rights Resources Know Your Rights If The Police Stop You or Come to Your Home (Compact wallet-sized palmcard) Know Your Rights When the Government, FBI or INS Calls On You Know Your Rights Pamphlet in Arabic ... Know Your Rights Pamphlet in Farsi S27ClassAction.org launched. S27 Pershing Park arrestees: click here for information about the status of our class action complaint Class Action Lawsuit Filed For S27 Political Round-Ups of Protesters The Partnership for Civil Justice, Inc. and the National Lawyers Guild Mass Defense Committee filed a lawsuit in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia on November 19, 2002, seeking to hold the District and federal governments accountable and to vindicate the constitutional rights of approximately 400 activists, legal observers and passers-by who were subjected to false arrest and detention on the morning of September 27, 2002 in advance of several days of planned protests against corporate globalization and war in Iraq. Click here to view

3. International A.N.S.W.E.R. (Act Now To Stop War & End Racism!) Defend civil Liberties, civil rights and Immigrants rights! anniversary of the beginningof the war in iraq. The international ANSWER (Act Now to Stop War and http://www.internationalanswer.org/news/update/mlkcalljan02.html

UPDATES PRESS RELEASES NEWS (pico) DONATE! ORGANIZE! LEARN MORE! join our email list! Students! Campus Non-compliance Petition Commission of Inquiry October 26 days of action January 18, 2003 in Wash DC Campus Non-compliance Petition Pledge for Peace! Archive of present and past campaigns ... español CALL TO ACTION: JAN. 15-21, 2002 International A.N.S.W.E.R. - Act Now to Stop War and End Racism - is calling for internationally coordinated days of protest from Jan. 15-21, 2002. Jan. 15 will be the birthday of the great civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., and commemorations of his life will continue through Jan. 21. Jan. 16-17 will be the 11th anniversary of the start of the Gulf War. Today, the Bush administration and the Pentagon are intent on expanding their war against Afghanistan to many other countries. President George W. Bush has ominously stated that "next year will be a war year." At the top of their list of proposed targets is Iraq, a country that has suffered 11 years of blockade and bombing, taking the lives of more than one-and-a-half million Iraqis, half children under the age of five years. At the same time, the U.S. government is intensifying its war at home, attacking civil rights, civil liberties and immigrant rights. The war makers and big business are reaping additional billions in government subsidies, while there are no benefits for the millions of unemployed workers. Racial profiling has been legitimized by the government and racist attacks against Arab Americans, Muslims, South Asians and other communities of color are on the rise.

4. Amnesty International, Canadian Section, English Speaking Highlights current action alerts, and provides an archive of human rights documents and a mailinglist form. Includes membership details. State meet in Paris, human rights violations against members of civil society continue with impunity out the survey now. iraq Amnesty international is calling on all governments http://www.amnesty.ca/

Keep Informed. Subscribe to Amnesty.ca Updates, our monthly on-line publication HTML Text Privacy Notice Amnesty International Canada (English Speaking) 312 Laurier Avenue East Ottawa, ON Phone: (613) 744-7667 or 1-800-AMNESTY Fax: (613) 746-2411 info@amnesty.ca ABOUT AMNESTY Frequently Asked Questions Amnesty Good News Stories Human Rights Slide Show Human Rights Defenders Gallery Radio Amnesty: Searching for Safety Tour of Human Rights SUPPORT AMNESTY Become a Member Donate Online Give a Gift Membership Download an Amnesty Screensaver Planned Giving Take Amnesty to Work HUMAN RIGHTS WORK Canada Children China Colombia www.conflictdiamonds.ca

5. International A.N.S.W.E.R. (Act Now To Stop War & End Racism!) August 1, 2002 ANSWER Activists at Senate iraq Hearings. June 29 - protests indefense of civil rights. international ANSWER (Act Now to Stop War End Racism http://www.internationalanswer.org/news/photo/080102-iraqhearingphoto.html

UPDATES PRESS RELEASES NEWS (pico) DONATE! ORGANIZE! LEARN MORE! join our email list! Students! Campus Non-compliance Petition Commission of Inquiry October 26 days of action January 18, 2003 in Wash DC Campus Non-compliance Petition Pledge for Peace! Archive of present and past campaigns ... español AUGUST 1, 2002 A.N.S.W.E.R. Protestors at Senate Foreign Relations Committee Iraq Hearings Washington DC, August 1, 2002: A.N.S.W.E.R. Activists at Senate Foreign Relations Hearings on Iraq, August 1, 2002 top NEWS Photo Index August 1, 2002 - ANSWER Activists at Senate Iraq Hearings June 29 - protests in defense of civil rights April 20 - Washington and SF mass marches for Palestinian rights April 2-7, 2002 - Day of protest vs. Bush/Sharon War on Palestine ... donate International A.N.S.W.E.R. National Office: 39 W. 14 St., #206, NY, NY 10011 · (212) 633-6646

6. About Amnesty International Human Rights Campaigning War in iraq. Terrorism and civil Liberties. international Criminal Justice. InterAmerican Human rights System http://www.amnesty.org.nz/

About Amnesty International campaigns ... Amnesty Join Amnesty in speaking out for human rights take action latest news We're recruiting interns now. Find out more The treatment of POWs, concerns that war crimes are being committed by both sides and humanitarian concerns about the civilian population... read news, watch videos tell us what you think TAKE ACTION! Around the world, in the shadow of war, human rights are coming under attack as asylum-seekers and anti-war demonstrators are detained - take action Videos: - an interview with AI's military expert Indiscriminate weapons - an interview with Irene Khan, AI's Secretary-General Send online letters to the heads of government of the United States, United Kingdom, Australia and Iraq calling for them to publicly answer questions about the protection of civilians during the war Should Ahmed Zaoui from Algeria be given asylum in New Zealand? Read Amnesty International's view video RealPlayer required Aleksei Mikheev has been seeking justice for over four years for the torture and permanent paralysis he suffered at the hands of the Russian police force June 26 International Day in Support of Victims of Torture Sign online to end torture in Russia Amnesty is on the streets of Wellington human rights defenders Iraq Civilians under fire - new report (09.04.03)

7. ZNet | Iraq | International Criminals citizens not being under the international Criminal Court's inevitable reason fora regime change in iraq. an attorney, writer and civil rights activist in http://www.zmag.org/content/showarticle.cfm?SectionID=15&ItemID=2351

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9. MADRE: An International Women's Human Rights Organization natural gas); and disdain for international law, multilateralism iraq possesses theworld’s second largest on poor and middleincome people and civil rights. http://madre.org/co_iraq_thanksgiving.html

easy print version Talking with Friends and Family About Iraq: A MADRE Guide By Yifat Susskind, Associate Director, MADRE Every Child Has a Name WHAT DOES WAR MEAN FOR WOMEN AND FAMILIES IN IRAQ? The Bush Administration wants 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 by a US attack ( http://www.medact.org/tbx/pages/section.cfm?index_id=2 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.

10. The Rule Of Law: War On Terrorism UN Security Council Discussions On iraq Resolutions Are on civil rights; USDOJ civilrights Division of State's Office of international Information Programs http://usinfo.state.gov/topical/rights/law/warlaw.htm

Democracy and Human Rights 8 April 2003 QUICK SEARCH POLICY Washington File articles Key Reports Fact Sheet ... Order for Trials Government Agencies U.S. Dept of State U.S. Dept of Justice Victim Relief FBI ... Civil Rights Commsn. SUBJECT IN DEPTH U.S. Response: Legal Resources Civil Liberties Publications The Network of Terrorism Electronic Journals Criminal Justice U.S. Courts Law Enforcement Civil-Military Relations ... Judiciary RESOURCES Websites ASIL Jurist LLRX LII:Backgrounder ... Tribunals The Rule of Law: War on Terrorism Iraqis Who Commit War Crimes Will Be Prosecuted, Parks Says Coalition accords full legal protection to Iraqi combatants A top U.S. military legal expert says coalition forces are granting captured Iraqi soldiers all the protections called for by the Geneva Conventions and other relevant laws, but those Iraqis found to have committed war crimes will face prosecution. Complete Text Wolfowitz Says Goal is Government "Of, By, and For the Iraqis" U.N has critical role in reconstruction The U.S. post-war goal in Iraq, to paraphrase President Abraham Lincoln, is a government "of the Iraqis, by the Iraqis, for the Iraqis," Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz said on CBS's Face the Nation April 6.

11. Influence Of U.S. Civil Rights Movement Overseas Discussed by Human rights Watch, and other international human rights singled out North Koreaand iraq as two implement available to the US civil rights movement is http://usinfo.state.gov/usa/blackhis/a101102.htm

Gateway 11 October 2002 Influence of U.S. Civil Rights Movement Overseas Discussed Connection to international human rights movement By David Pitts Washington File Staff Writer Boston The U.S. civil rights movement has had an important influence on the international human rights movement. But efforts to promote civil and human rights overseas must be tailored to conditions in particular countries. That was the major conclusion of a group of veteran U.S. civil rights and human rights leaders who met recently at a forum held in Boston at the John F. Kennedy Library. Wade Henderson, executive director of the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, a coalition of 180 civil rights organizations in the United States, said, "our agenda is to keep our civil rights mission fresh not only for America, but for the world." He noted that the modern U.S. civil rights movement was formed to achieve equal rights for African Americans. It helped to realize that goal with the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965 which effectively ended legally mandated segregation. "Now, we are in a new era. The civil rights struggle of today, both here and overseas, is much more diverse," he stressed, pointing out that the United States is a much more multiethnic country than it was when the civil rights movement was formed. Kenneth Roth, executive director of Human Rights Watch, paid tribute to the U.S. civil rights movement as being a formative influence on the creation of his group which, he said, "is active in more than 70 countries." But he pointed out that the task faced by Human Rights Watch, and other international human rights organizations, is more difficult in countries which, unlike the United States, do not protect fundamental freedoms. He singled out North Korea and Iraq as two countries where "it is impossible for human rights activists to do their work. They would be killed." In some other countries, human rights defenders can mobilize, but there is no effective rule of law, so that litigation a major implement available to the U.S. civil rights movement "is not as effective a tool for change."

12. [Peace-presence] Civil Rights, International Law, AFSC Iraq Sanctions Websites Peacepresence civil rights, international law, AFSC iraq sanctions websites.Bfadali@aol.com Bfadali@aol.com Mon, 19 Nov 2001 001800 EST http://buyorganic.org/pipermail/peace-presence/2001q4/000044.html

[Peace-presence] civil rights, international law, AFSC Iraq sanctions websites Bfadali@aol.com Bfadali@aol.com Mon, 19 Nov 2001 00:18:00 EST Previous message: [Peace-presence] Why Americans will believe almost anything Next message: [Peace-presence] [Fwd: Quaker Newsletters and Listserves] Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Dear All, If you are interested . . . http://www.amnestyusa.org/news/2001/usa11152001.html The above site addresses some of the civil rights and international law regarding military tribunals (Amnesty International site). http://www.afsc.org/conscience/activism.htm If anyone is interested in Iraq sanctions this American Friends Service Committee website gives suggested actions. Betsy F. Previous message: [Peace-presence] Why Americans will believe almost anything Next message: [Peace-presence] [Fwd: Quaker Newsletters and Listserves] Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ]

13. Story Ideas And Events For Journalists for military families 3. Freedom of speech, civil rights affected by war says if Americawere to act against iraq it would not violate international law. http://news.uns.purdue.edu/UNS/html3month/030210.Story.Ideas.html

Purdue Story Ideas, Events JOURNALISTS: Here are story ideas and a list of selected Purdue events during the next two weeks. February 17, 2003 STORY IDEAS 1. Expert says strike against Iraq legal 2. War plans account for military families 3. Freedom of speech, civil rights affected by war 4. Dogs, cats play role in biosecurity PURDUE EVENTS NOTE TO JOURNALISTS: Below are several Purdue University experts that can discuss a variety of topics related to a possible war with Iraq. Expert says strike against Iraq legal A Purdue political science expert says if America were to act against Iraq it would not violate international law. "America has the right to use force in Iraq under international law," says Louis Rene Beres, expert in international law and relations. "The right to use force is limited to self-defense, humanitarian intervention and collective security. No state must wait until it has first become a victim before resorting to force." Beres, who has published extensively on the threat of nuclear terrorism and regional nuclear war, also can talk about how international law handles countries that use civilian populations as part of their military strategy to deter attack. CONTACT: Beres, (765) 494-4189

14. Experts Can Discuss Implications Of War In Iraq has the right to use force in iraq under international war, also can talk about howinternational law handles Freedom of speech, civil rights affected by war. http://news.uns.purdue.edu/UNS/html3month/030219.T.Iraq.impact.html

Purdue News February 19, 2003 NOTE TO JOURNALISTS: Below are several Purdue University experts that can discuss a variety of topics related to a possible war with Iraq. Expert says strike against Iraq legal A Purdue political science expert says if America were to act against Iraq it would not violate international law. "America has the right to use force in Iraq under international law," says Louis Rene Beres, expert in international law and relations. "The right to use force is limited to self-defense, humanitarian intervention and collective security. No state must wait until it has first become a victim before resorting to force." Beres, who has published extensively on the threat of nuclear terrorism and regional nuclear war, also can talk about how international law handles countries that use civilian populations as part of their military strategy to deter attack. CONTACT: Beres, (765) 494-4189, beres@polsci.purdue.edu War plans account for military families A Purdue family expert says planning for war also involves considering the needs of military families. "In addition to planning the logistics of going to war, there also is discussion in the Pentagon about the quality of life for military families," says Shelley MacDermid, co-director of the Military Family Research Institute and director for the Center for Families at Purdue.

15. Protest.Net: A Calendar Of Protest, Meetings, And Conferences. Alternative news from around the world describing human rights injustices and campaigns to fight them.Category Society Issues Human rights and Liberties News and Media...... Animal rights Children Education civil rights Death Penalty Drugs Elections April 16, •, international, •, Student Walkout Against iraq War. http://www.protest.net/

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You are here: breadCrumbs("www.gbgm-umc.org",">","index.cfm","breadcrumbs","breadcrumbstitle","breadcrumbs","0"); Return to MCR home Ecumenical Issues Encounter with Christ Hope for the Children of Africa Regional Gatherings ... Ministries Student Work in the Middle East Elias El-Halabi, the World Student Christian Federation Middle East Regional Secretary, on his first visit to US and NYC, brought new insights and commentary on issues of youth and young adults worldwide, with an emphasis on the Middle East. Continue MCR Presentation MCR Biennial Report List of Contacts ... More Focus: Palestine/Israel Iraq Korea View All ... Do Not Lose Heart! Suffering Servants Seeking Peace amid War Prayer: O wounded God, we your people are afflicted by violence, perplexed by fear and hatred, persecuted for being different, and struck down by the ways of war. We lose heart! What can we do at this hour? Let your compassion – your suffering with us be felt in each of our hearts so that we too may, through pain and suffering with others... Make us, your wounded, warring and hurting children, be vessels of compassion for all our sisters and brothers, even our enemies. For in you we do not lose heart! Amen. Source: Mission Contexts and Relationships More about: Bible communities human rights international affairs ... United States Date posted:

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19. DAWN - International; 21 January, 2003 civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. Complete Story, War to cost $100bn,says Chirac PARIS, Jan 20 Estimating that the cost of a war against iraq http://www.dawn.com/2003/01/21/int.htm

21 January 2003 Tuesday 17 Ziqa'ad 1423 Please Visit our Sponsor (Ads open in separate window) Baghdad agrees to cooperate with UN: Document signed BAGHDAD, Jan 20: Baghdad struck a deal on Monday with the United Nations, accepting demands by arms inspectors for greater cooperation in the buildup to a report to the Security Council that could trigger a US-led invasion. ... Germany, France oppose invasion UNITED NATIONS, Jan 20: Germany said on Monday it could not support military action against Iraq because it fears the "disastrous consequences" on regional stability and that it would harm the "war on terrorism". ... Deep split in UN Security Council UNITED NATIONS, Jan 20: Key members of the UN Security Council on Monday offered widely divergent views on the process of Iraqi disarmament, one week before a critical report from weapons inspectors that could set the stage for military action. ... Iraq disallows overflights by US planes BAGHDAD, Jan 20: Iraq said on Monday it refused during talks with chief UN weapons inspectors the overflight of its territory by American U2 spy planes operating under the banner of the United Nations. ... 37,000 US troops sent to Gulf

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