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Tag Archives: Human Rights
Call for Justice in Civil and Human Rights—January 30, Conference call
From the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights (http://www.civilrights.org): Please join The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights for our first Calling for Justice national conference call of the year: The Next Chapter: Civil and Human Rights Priorities … Continue reading
Getting Into Step: From Celebrating MLK’s Life to Carrying Forward His Legacy—January 23, Harrisburg
From Put People First! PA (http://www.mediamobilizing.org/tags/put-people-first-pa): Put People First! PA is organizing across typical divisions of race, urban/rural, red/blue to change what’s politically possible in Pennsylvania. Join to talk about the system we’re living in, our needs, and how we … Continue reading
Sign Petition Urging Rejection of Torture
From the Center for the Victims of Torture (http://www.cvt.org/): Independence Day is a time to celebrate the founding of our nation and the many freedoms we cherish. While many of our clients have been persecuted for supporting opposition candidates, … Continue reading
New Tactics in Human Rights
From the Center for the Victims of Torture (http://www.cvt.org/): All of us at CVT are inspired by the courage of the Egyptian people who took to the streets to demand change through nonviolent action. A recent New York … Continue reading
For Faithful, Immigration Reform Is Today’s Civil Rights Movement
Shared by Faith in Public Life (http://www.faithinpubliclife.org): By Rev. Luis Cortes and the Rev. Derrick Harkins – CNN, Belief Blog September 1, 2010 During the civil rights movement, religious leaders locked arms in solidarity and marched against the … Continue reading
Posted in civil rights, Human Rights, Immigration
Tagged black-brown divide, civil rights, Human Rights, Immigration
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Universal Health Care System Passes in Vermont
From Healthcare Now! (http://www.healthcare-now.org): In late May, the Vermont legislature passed S.88, the “Universal Access to Healthcare Act” (http://www.leg.state.vt.us/database/status/summary.cfm?Bill=S.0088&Session=2010). The bill requires the state to establish a universal healthcare system based on human rights principles. Professor William Hsiao, Harvard … Continue reading
Religious Organizations Call for Investigation of Alleged Medical Experiments on Detainees
From the National Religious Campaign Against Torture (http://www.nrcat.org): WASHINGTON- Twenty religious organizations, led by the National Religious Campaign Against Torture (NRCAT), are calling on Congress and President Obama to ensure a thorough investigation into allegations that the Central Intelligence … Continue reading
Support an Investigation into Evidence of Illegal CIA Experimentation on Detainees
From the National Religious Campaign Against Torture (http://www.nrcat.org) and Physicians for Human Rights (http://physiciansforhumanrights.org/): On June 7, Physicians for Human Rights released a report that concludes that the Bush administration may have conducted illegal and unethical human experimentation and … Continue reading
Posted in Human Rights, Take Action, Torture
Tagged human experimentation, Human Rights, Torture
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An Evening with Jonathan Kuttab, Human Rights Lawyer and Palestinian Christian—March 4, Lancaster
From Lancaster Interchurch Peace Witness (http://www.lancasterinterchurchpeacewitness.org): AN EVENING WITH JONATHAN KUTTAB Distinguished Human Rights Lawyer and Palestinian Christian Thursday March 4, 7:00 P.M. Lancaster Church of the Brethren, 1601 Sunset Avenue, Lancaster Admission is free. A free-will … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Global Issues, Human Rights
Tagged Human Rights, Israel/Palestine relations
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The Power of Words—Launch a Dialogue on Human Rights
From Amnesty International USA (http://www.amnestyusa.org/): “It all begins with a story…” That’s how actor, Morgan Freeman described the powerful effect of a leader who puts everything on the line to stand up for human rights. He joined us … Continue reading