1. Human / Legal / Civil Rights human rights disAbility Resources Links Were not talking fuzzyheaded do-gooder stuff now. This means human rights applies to you too, Sport. on human rights / http//is.eunet.ch/geneva-intl/gi/egi/ egi003.htm http://www.connix.com/~wbrady/rights.htm

Go to: Will Brady's Online Journal Write Me Write Me Go to: mental patients' rights gommit / bureaucracies / non-profits Legal Links Web Essayists ... Will Brady's Main Page We’re not talking fuzzy-headed do-gooder stuff now. This means human rights applies to you too, Sport. Human rights are for all of us on Earth, regardless of what some power brokers, megalomaniacs and bigots would have us believe. Forthwith, some important starting points in this journey towards equity and justice. organizations Amnesty International – USA / http://www.rightsforall-usa.org/intro/index.html Amnesty International / http://www.igc.apc.org/amnesty/ Commission on Human Rights http://is.eunet.ch/geneva-intl/gi/egi/egi003.htm Electronic Frontier Foundation / http://www.eff.org/ Human Rights Web / http://www.hrweb.org/ rights of disabled persons There exists the perception, however inaccurate, that people with disabilities are unable to live full, colorful, independent lives. There exist the perceptions that people who are missing limbs, lack a sensory tool (such as hearing or sight) need special care or assistance. It is only when one has been left without the tools to become educated, such individuals remain as incapable as anyone else denied the opportunity to do what they wish in life. Until such perceptions (mass social delusions, actually) are dispelled, there is a need to guarantee that people with disabilities are ensured the right to accomplish the same as everyone else. ADAPT / http://www.adapt.org/

2. HRW: Additional Human Rights Resources human rights WATCH Additional human rights Resources The following are links to human rights resources from organizations other than human rights Watch. human rights Sites on the Internet. American Association for the Advancement of Science. http//shr.aaas.org/dhr.htm. American civil http//www.intlcrisis-group.org http://www.hrw.org/links.html

HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH Additional Human Rights Resources The following are links to human rights resources from organizations other than Human Rights Watch. AAAS Directory of Human Rights Sites on the Internet American Association for the Advancement of Science http://shr.aaas.org/dhr.htm American Civil Liberties Union http://www.aclu.org Amnesty International http://www.amnesty.org Anti-Slavery International http://www.charitynet.org/~asi http://www.btselem.org The Carter Center http://www.emory.edu/CARTER_CENTER/homepage.htm Center for Women's Global Leadership http://www.cwgl.rutgers.edu/ The Coalition for International Justice http://www.cij.org/cij/ Committee to Protect Journalists http://www.cpj.org CUSHRID Net Homepage The Canadian-U.S. Human Rights Information and Documentation Network http://shr.aaas.org/cushrid.htm

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Africa Americas Asia Europe ... Mideast International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (December 10, 1998) Soon after the United Nations was formed in 1945, representatives from several countries discussed the idea of an international bill of human rights. A special committee, created in 1947, began preparing two documents: a declaration, which would set forth general principles of human rights, and a covenant, which would define specific rights and their limitations. Out of this committee’s work came three documents that are now referred to as the International Bill on Human Rights: the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR), and the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR). The ICCPR, which appears below, was adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in 1966. This document contains two Optional Protocols. The first Optional Protocol allows alleged victims of human rights abuses to petition the Human Rights Committee set up under the Covenant. The

4. DFN: Intl. Bill On Human Rights: ICCPR Second Optional Protocol Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on civil and Political rights adoptedon 16 December 1966, the competence of the human rights Committee to http://www.dfn.org/voices/intl/iccpropt2.htm

Africa Americas Asia Europe ... Mideast International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights: Second Optional Protocol (December 10, 1998) Below is the second of two optional protocols to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR). Adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in 1966, the ICCPR is one of three United Nations documents that make up the International Bill on Human Rights (the other two are the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights The first Optional Protocol to the ICCPR allows alleged victims of human rights abuses to petition the Human Rights Committee set up under the Covenant. The second Optional Protocol, which appears below, states that nobody within the jurisdiction of a signatory country may be executed. The States Parties to the present Protocol

5. International Human Rights Advocacy At The University Of Denver at no cost to indigent citizens seeking to remediate human rights abuses, or to challengelaws or practices that infringe on recognized human or civil rights. http://www.du.edu/intl/humanrights/ihrac_programs.html

About Us English Language Center Study Abroad Intl Service Learning ... Intl Calendar Programs and Activities Legal Advocacy and Research Clinical Human Rights Course at DU Development of Clinical Programs Abroad Clinical Legal Aid Initiatives Human Rights Internships Abroad Legal Advocacy and Research Students working with the Advocacy Center assist human rights attorneys and organizations and advocates in other countries with factual and legal research. The research is organized in the form of "litigation reports" setting out a complete factual background of the issues identifying the pertinent domestic and international law, and making recommendations for remedial action. Some of the work is available on line, both in formal Reports by the Center and in a series of Student Advocacy Papers produced under the auspices of the Center or its Director. Recent work of the Center has included: A report on Constitutional Challenges to the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigration Responsibility Act of 1996 A report on the Taliban's persecution of women in Afghanistan A petition to the U.N. Special Rapporteur for Indigenous Peoples on behalf of the Ngarrindjeri tribe of Hindmarsh Island, Australia, seeking to hold or modify a government-supported development project that threatens the tribe's sacred lands

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Go to: rondak.org write to site webmaster Human Rights Write Me Go to: mental patients' rights dis/ability resources prison systems gommit / bureaucracies / non-profits ... References webmaster: Will Brady wbrady@operamail.com updated: 11 jan 2000 We’re not talking fuzzy-headed do-gooder stuff now. This means human rights applies to you too, Sport. Human rights are for all of us on Earth, regardless of what some power brokers, megalomaniacs and bigots would have us believe. Forthwith, some important starting points in this journey towards equity and justice. organizations Amnesty International – USA / http://www.rightsforall-usa.org/intro/index.html Amnesty International / http://www.igc.apc.org/amnesty/ http://www.wcl.american/edu/pub/humright/ Commission on Human Rights http://is.eunet.ch/geneva-intl/gi/egi/egi003.htm Electronic Frontier Foundation / http://www.eff.org/ Human Rights Web / http://www.hrweb.org/ rights of the elderly Administration on Aging / USA http://www.aoa.dhhs.gov/ Obvioulsy, this site discusses things that affect more people than seniors. http://www.nursinghomeabuse.com/

8. Rutgers Law: Faculty Directory May 15, 1995 at S5 (intl Law Supplement), with M. Ratner Using Law and the FilartigaPrinciple in the Fight for human rights, 2 ACLU intl civil Liberties Rep. http://www-camlaw.rutgers.edu/bio/966/

Find: Law Faculty Law Students Places Events ... Everyone Search: Rutgers Law Rutgers Web NJ Court Opinions OAL Opinions ... Law Exams Jump To: Admissions Career Services Clinical Programs Law Journal ... Comments? Beth Stephens Associate Professor Rutgers School of Law - Camden 217 North Fifth Street Camden, NJ 08102 V: (856) 225-6384 F: (856) 225-6516 bstephen@camlaw.rutgers.edu Biography Professor Stephens has published a variety of articles on the relationship between international and domestic law, focusing on the enforcement of international human rights norms through domestic courts. She co-authored a book analyzing U.S. enforcement of human rights norms, International Human Rights Litigation in U.S. Courts (Transnational Publishers, Inc. 1996). From 1990-1995, she was in charge of the international human rights docket at the Center for Constitutional Rights in New York, where she litigated a series of cases addressing human rights violations in countries around the world, including Bosnia, Guatemala, Haiti, East Timor and Ethiopia. In 1995, Prof. Stephens received the Trial Lawyers of the Year Award from Trial Lawyers for Public Justice in recognition of her work litigating international human rights claims. She was a finalist for the same award in 2001. As a cooperating attorney with the Center for Constitutional Rights and a member of the Board of Directors of the Center for Justice and Accountability, Prof. Stephens continues to litigate human rights cases, including cases filed against U.S.- based corporations alleging responsibility for human rights violations committed in the course of their activities abroad.

9. Digital Freedom Network International Covenant on civil and Political rights Second Optional Protocol The first Optional Protocol to the ICCPR allows alleged victims of human rights abuses to petition the human rights Committee set up under the Covenant. http://www.dfn.org/Voices/misc/udhr.html

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Find: Law Faculty Law Students Places Events ... Everyone Search: Rutgers Law Rutgers Web NJ Court Opinions OAL Opinions ... Law Exams Jump To: Admissions Career Services Clinical Programs Law Journal ... Comments? Linda S. Bosniak Professor Rutgers School of Law - Camden 217 North Fifth Street Camden, NJ 08102 V: (856) 225-6403 F: (856) 225-6516 bosniak@camlaw.rutgers.edu Biography Publications 'Economic Citizenship, `Decent Work, and the Scope of Political Solidarity,' (in progress). 'Constitutional Citizenship Through the Prism of Alienage,' Ohio State Law Journal (forthcoming). 'Citizenship,' in Oxford Handbook of Legal Studies (Peter Kane and Mark Tushnet, eds., Oxford University Press, 2003) (forthcoming). 'Citizenship and Work,' 27 North Carolina Journal of INternational Law and Commercial Regulation 497 (Spring 2002). 'A Basic Territorial Distinction,' 16 Georgetown Immigration Law Journal 407 (2002). 'Multiple Nationality and the Postnational Transformation of Citizenship,' in Dual Nationality: Policies and Perspectives, (David Martin and Kai Hailbronner, eds., German Marshall Fund, 2002). 'Multiple Nationality and the Postnational Transformation of Citizenship,' Virginia Journal of International Law (forthcoming, 2002).

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Go to: rondak.org write to site webmaster Human Rights Write Me Go to: mental patients' rights dis/ability resources prison systems gommit / bureaucracies / non-profits ... References webmaster: Will Brady wbrady@operamail.com updated: 11 jan 2000 We’re not talking fuzzy-headed do-gooder stuff now. This means human rights applies to you too, Sport. Human rights are for all of us on Earth, regardless of what some power brokers, megalomaniacs and bigots would have us believe. Forthwith, some important starting points in this journey towards equity and justice. organizations Amnesty International – USA / http://www.rightsforall-usa.org/intro/index.html Amnesty International / http://www.igc.apc.org/amnesty/ http://www.wcl.american/edu/pub/humright/ Commission on Human Rights http://is.eunet.ch/geneva-intl/gi/egi/egi003.htm Electronic Frontier Foundation / http://www.eff.org/ Human Rights Web / http://www.hrweb.org/ rights of the elderly Administration on Aging / USA http://www.aoa.dhhs.gov/ Obvioulsy, this site discusses things that affect more people than seniors. http://www.nursinghomeabuse.com/

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Office of the Law School Registrar: Course Directory: UPPERCLASS SCHEDULE - SPRING 2000 Revised: November 2, 1999 See Table Below Time Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Advanced Evidence (Kuhns) 8-9 (Newmark) Advanced Evidence (Kuhns) 8-9 ADR -sec 2 (Guthrie) 8-11 Advanced Evidence (Kuhns) 8-9 Empl Law Clinic (Tokarz) 8-9:30 Estate Pl/Drftng (Brody) 8:30-10 Fed Inc Tax (Staudt) Fed Inc Tax (Staudt) Adv. Legal Research (Berwick) ADR -sec 2 (Guthrie) 8-11 Fed Inc Tax (Staudt) Legl Prof (Cunningham)9:30-11 Fed Inc Tax (Staudt) Adv. Legal Research (Berwick) Empl Law Clinic (Tokarz) 8-9:30 Estate Pl/Drftng (Brody) 8:30-10 Legal Prof (Cunningham) 9:30-11 Corp Tax/Reorg (Wiedenbeck) Employment Law (Kim) Foundations of EC Law (Wexler) Corp Tax/Reorg (Wiedenbeck) Employment Law (Kim) Foundations of EC Law (Wexler) ADR -sec 2 (Guthrie) 8-11 Legl Prof (Cunningham)9:30-11 Corp Tax/Reorg (Wiedenbeck) Employment Law (Kim) Foundations of EC Law (Wexler) Common Law Dynamics Seminar (Gerber) 10-12 Legal Prof (Cunningham) 9:30-11 Consumer Trans (Greenfield) Corp/White Collar (Brickey) Family Law (Appleton) Consumer Trans (Greenfield) Corp/White Collar (Brickey) Family Law (Appleton) Consumer Trans (Greenfield) Corp/White Collar (Brickey) Family Law (Appleton) Common Law Dynamics Seminar (Gerber) 10-12 Family Law (Appleton) ADR -sec 1 (Guthrie) 12-3 Con Law II (Chamallas) 12:50-2 Corp Tax/Reorg (Wiedenbeck US Const/Foreign Affrs (Wexler)12-1:30 Con Law II (Chamallas) 12:50-2 Remedies (Cunningham) 12-1:30 Con Law II (Chamallas) 12:50-2

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Indigenous Peoples, The United Nations and Human Rights edited by Sarah Pritchard Published January 1998 Paperback/ 256pp/ ISBN 1862872597 Australian Price $32.94 Overseas Price $30.85 Published with Zed Books Get a copy Dr Julian Burger , Indigenous Peoples Program, Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights says: 'Sarah Pritchard makes a welcome and practical contribution to the upholding of human rights. Her book brings together articles by the world’s leading authorities. . . Congratulations . . . for providing Aboriginal people and other interested individuals and organisations with this hands-on guide to the United Nations and human rights.' Patricia Turner , Chief Executive Officer, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission agrees: 'The essays edited by Sarah Pritchard prove that you don’t have to have a law degree to understand recent developments in Indigenous rights and how the UN can help protect the human rights of all people. . . . This is a much needed and enormously practical guide to knowing your Indigenous rights.' as do Tracker Tilmouth , Director, Central Land Council: ' [A] sort of recipe book on human rights, a ‘do-it-yourself’ guide to using the UN to safeguard human rights – and it will be a valuable tool for Aboriginal peoples and organisations . . .'

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16. Reconciling Human Rights And U.S. Security Interests In Asia. in South Korea DESCRIPTORS KOREA, SOUTH; FOREIGN.ASSISTANCE; civilMILITARY RELATIONS83 H. (exec dir, Lawyers Committee for intl human rights) BAXTER, CRAIG http://www.cpas.c.u-tokyo.ac.jp/cis/asia/eng/83-H381-41.html

CIS NO: 83-H381-41 TITLE: Reconciling Human Rights and U.S. Security Interests in Asia. SOURCE: Committee on Foreign Affairs. House DOC TYPE: Hearing COLLATION: iv+529 p. DATE: Aug. 10, Sept. 21, 22, 28, 29, Dec. 3, 9, 15, 1982 CONGRESS-SESSION: 97-2 SUDOC: Y4.F76/1:H88/22 ITEM NO: 1017-A; 1017-B LC CARD NO: 83-601752 Hearings before the Subcom on Asian and Pacific Affairs and the Subcom on Human Rights and International Organizations to examine the role of human rights in U.S. policy toward Asia, and problems of reconciling U.S. human rights concerns and U.S. security interests in the area. CONTENT NOTATION: Human rights and US security interests in Asia DESCRIPTORS (and special content notations): SUBCOM ON ASIAN AND PACIFIC AFFAIRS. HOUSE; SUBCOM ON HUMAN RIGHTS AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS. HOUSE; FOREIGN.RELATIONS; MILITARY.STRATEGY; NATIONAL.DEFENSE; HUMAN RIGHTS (US security interests and human rights in Asia); ASIA 83-H381-41 TESTIMONY NO: 1 Aug. 10, 1982 p. 3-78 WITNESSES (and witness notations): HOLBROOKE, RICHARD C. (former Asst Sec, East Asian and Pacific Aff, State Dept; vp, Public Strategies, Inc) GREEN, MARSHALL (former Asst Sec, East Asian and Pacific Aff; former US Ambassador to Indonesia) GLEYSTEEN, WILLIAM H. (former US Ambassador to Korea; dir, Washington Center, Asia Soc) COLBY, WILLIAM E. (former Dir, CIA) STATEMENTS AND DISCUSSION: Role and importance of human rights considerations in U.S. foreign policy; problems in balancing U.S. human rights values and other policy objectives, with recommendations; limits of U.S. ability to influence Asian political systems and human rights practices. CONTENT NOTATION: Human rights and US security interests in Asia 83-H381-41 TESTIMONY NO: 2 Sept. 21, 1982 p. 82-164 WITNESSES (and witness notations): SNEIDER, RICHARD L. (former US Ambassador to South Korea) RANARD, DONALD L. (former Dir, Office of Korean Aff, State Dept; dir, Center for Intl Policy) BAKER, EDWARD J. (Harvard-Yenching Inst, Harvard Univ; former Staff Member, Subcom on Human Rights and Intl Organizations) STATEMENTS AND DISCUSSION: Problems and failures of U.S. diplomacy in promoting democratic government in South Korea; difficulty of reconciling U.S. human rights concerns and military and economic security requirements in South Korea; evaluation of current South Korean human rights situation under military rule. Role and importance of human rights in U.S. policy toward South Korea; consequences of U.S. support for and aid to South Korean Government; factors influencing South Korean political values and practices. CONTENT NOTATION: Human rights and US security interests in South Korea DESCRIPTORS: KOREA, SOUTH; FOREIGN.ASSISTANCE; CIVIL-MILITARY RELATIONS 83-H381-41 TESTIMONY NO: 3 Sept. 22, 1982 p. 167-238 WITNESSES (and witness notations): LAPORTE, ROBERT, JR. (prof, public admin, Pa State Univ) POSNER, MICHAEL H. (exec dir, Lawyers Committee for Intl Human Rights) BAXTER, CRAIG (prof, politics and history, Juniata Coll) STATEMENTS AND DISCUSSION: Evaluation of Pakistan human rights conditions; parameters of U.S. ability to influence Pakistani political system and human rights practices; problems in reconciling U.S. human rights values and strategic interests in Pakistan, with recommendations; reasons for continued military rule in Pakistan and lack of progress toward democratic government. CONTENT NOTATION: Human rights and US security interests in Pakistan DESCRIPTORS: LAWYERS COMMITTEE FOR INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS; CIVIL-MILITARY RELATIONS; PAKISTAN 83-H381-41 TESTIMONY NO: 4 Sept. 28, 1982 p. 241-314 WITNESSES (and witness notations): SULLIVAN, WILLIAM H. (former US Ambassador to Philippines; pres, Amer Assembly) MUEGO, BENJAMIN N. (asst prof, political science, Bowling Green State Univ) COHEN, STEPHEN B. (prof, political science, Georgetown Univ Law School) STEINBERG, DAVID J. (prof, southeast Asian history; vp, Brandeis Univ) STATEMENTS AND DISCUSSION: Overview of U.S. interests in and historical ties with Philippines; description of Philippines political situation and human rights conditions under Marcos; status of Philippine Government operations against communist and Moslem insurgents. Difficulty of influencing Filipino political and human rights practices without jeopardizing U.S. military bases; concerns about U.S. identification with Marcos Government and relations with eventual successor government. CONTENT NOTATION: Human rights and US security interests in Philippines DESCRIPTORS (and special content notations): MILITARY.BASES,.POSTS.AND.RESERVATIONS; MARCOS, FERDINAND E.; FOREIGN.OPINION.OF.THE.U.S.; COUNTERINSURGENCY (Philippine Govt ops against communist and Moslem insurgents); COMMUNISM (Philippine Govt ops against communist and Moslem insurgents); ISLAM (Philippine Govt ops against communist and Moslem insurgents); PHILIPPINES 83-H381-41 TESTIMONY NO: 5 Sept. 29, 1982 p. 316-370 WITNESSES (and witness notations): BARNETT, ROBERT W. (former Dep Asst Sec, East Asian and Pacific Aff, State Dept) NATHAN, ANDREW J. (prof, political science, Columbia Univ) LIEBERTHAL, KENNETH (prof, Chinese politics, Swarthmore Coll) STATEMENTS AND DISCUSSION: Analysis of Chinese political and human rights values and practices; constraints on U.S. ability to influence events in China; differing views on appropriate U.S. human rights policy toward China; aspects of Sino-Soviet relations affecting U.S. strategic interests in Asia. CONTENT NOTATION: Human rights and US security interests in China DESCRIPTORS (and special content notations): CHINA, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC; SOVIET UNION (China-Soviet relations impact on US strategic interests in Asia); INTERNATIONAL.RELATIONS (Soviet-China relations impact on US strategic interests in Asia) 83-H381-41 TESTIMONY NO: 6 Dec. 3, 1982 p. 372-430 WITNESSES (and witness notations): WRIGGINS, W. HOWARD (former US Ambassador to Sri Lanka; prof, govt, Columbia Univ) PACKARD, GEORGE R. (dean, School of Advanced Intl Studies; dir, US-Japan Study Center, Johns Hopkins Univ) STATEMENTS AND DISCUSSION: Reasons for persistence of democracy in Sri Lanka, India, and Malaysia, including British colonial heritage; evaluation of undemocratic elements and trends in the three countries; basis for growth of democracy in Japan; factors influencing practice of democratic, representative government in Asia. CONTENT NOTATION: Democracy in Asia, assessment DESCRIPTORS (and special content notations): HISTORY; GREAT BRITAIN (Sri Lanka, India, and Malaysia democratic govts, British colonial heritage impact); DEVELOPING COUNTRIES (Sri Lanka, India, and Malaysia democratic govts, British colonial heritage impact); CIVIL RIGHTS; ELECTIONS; SRI LANKA; INDIA; MALAYSIA; JAPAN 83-H381-41 TESTIMONY NO: 7 Dec. 9, 1982 p. 432-474 WITNESSES (and witness notations): SHOESMITH, THOMAS P. (Dep Asst Sec, East Asian and Pacific Aff, State Dept) SCHNEIDER, DAVID T. (Dep Asst Sec, Near Eastern and South Asian Aff, State Dept) STATEMENTS AND DISCUSSION: Role of human rights and strategic considerations in U.S. policy toward Asia; examples of U.S. efforts to balance humanitarian and security interests in Asian countries; effectiveness of quiet versus public diplomacy in advancing respect for human rights in Asia. CONTENT NOTATION: Human rights and US security interests in Asia DESCRIPTORS: DEPARTMENT.OF.STATE 83-H381-41 TESTIMONY NO: 8 Dec. 15, 1982 p. 477-529 WITNESSES (and witness notations): DERIAN, PATRICIA M. (former Asst Sec, Human Rights and Humanitarian Aff, State Dept) CLEVELAND, HARLAN (dir, Hubert H Humphrey Inst of Pub Aff, Univ of Minn) STATEMENTS AND DISCUSSION: Advocacy of stronger human rights emphasis in U.S. foreign policy; suggested principles for achieving reconciliation of U.S. human rights concerns and worldwide strategic interests; evidence of expanded international attention to human rights. CONTENT NOTATION: Human rights and US intl security interests

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