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Amnesty International:     more books (101)

United States of America: The Death Penalty by Amnesty International, 1987-06 Mexico: Human Rights in Rural Areas by Amnesty International, 1986-12 United States Of America: Police Brutality and Excessive Force In The New York City Police Department by Edited By Amnesty International USA, 1996 ROUGH JUSTICE: The Law and Human Rights in the Russian Federation by Amnesty International, 2003 El Salvador Death Squads: A Government Strategy by Amnesty International, 1988-10 Jamaica: The Death Penalty by Amnesty International, 1984-06 Mexico Torture With Impunity by Amnesty International, 1991-06 Most Vulnerable of All: The Treatment of Unaccompanied Refugee Children in the UK by Amnesty International, 1999-06-10 Cent poèmes pour la liberté by Amnesty International, Ben Othman, et all 1985-09-01 UK Foreign and Asylum Policy 2001: Human Rights Audit by Amnesty International, 2001-10-04 Report on Torture by Amnesty International, 1975-01 Argentina: The Military Juntas and Human Rights : Report of the Trial of the Former Junta Members, 1985 by Amnesty International, 1987-12 China: Violations of Human Rights, Prisoners of Conscience & the Death Penalty in the People's Republic of China

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81. Che Cos'e' Amnesty International Gruppo Ticino 48
    Translate this page Gode di status consultivo presso le Nazioni Unite e nel 1977 ha ricevutoil Premio nobel per la Pace. La struttura di amnesty international.  
    http://home.datacomm.ch/amnesty.ticino/checosa-c.html
    
    Extractions: La struttura di AI La Sezione svizzera Il Gruppo Ticino Il lavoro di AI ... I risultati di AI Il 28 maggio 1961, dalle colonne del quotidiano inglese The Observer Dichiarazione Universale dei Diritti Umani fondamentali diritti di ogni essere umano, sanciti il 10 dicembre 1948 dall'Assemblea Generale delle Nazioni Unite: Maris-Stella Manitje, prigioniera d'opinione, con alcuni membri di Amnesty International che si sono occupati della sua liberazione. La struttura di Amnesty International Segretariato Internazionale , che ha sede a Londra. Amnesty International lavora sotto il controllo del Comitato Esecutivo Internazionale , organo elettivo ed espressione del Consiglio Internazionale La Sezione svizzera La Sezione svizzera di Amnesty International Il Gruppo Ticino 48 di Amnesty International sedi di Lugano, Mendrisio, Bellinzona e Locarno

82. Amnesty @ Stanford
    amnesty international is a human rights organization that works for is only a smallpart of amnesty, a worldwide countries, which won the 1977 nobel Peace Prize  
    http://www.stanford.edu/group/amnesty/
    
    Extractions: Amnesty International at Stanford Amnesty International is a human rights organization that works for the release of prisoners of conscience world-wide. A prisoner of conscience is a person who was imprisoned, detained or otherwise physically restricted because of their political, religious or other conscientiously-held beliefs or because of their ethnic origin, sex, colour, or language and who have not used or advocated violence. Stanford's group is only a small part of Amnesty, a worldwide organization with supporters in over 160 different countries, which won the 1977 Nobel Peace Prize . If you would like to find out more, come along to one of our meetings. We try to address one urgent action each week, but if you would like draw the group's attention to a particular issue, just tell us. Meeting Time Wednesday 9:00pm Haas Center For more information contact Ian Narueen Matt or Brandon We also have an e-mail list if you would like to receive information about our group. To join send a message to majordomo@lists.stanford.edu

83. Illustration Pour "libertés", Le Mensuel D'Amnesty International
    amnesty international. Un parlementaire norvégiende droite a nominé Tony Blair et George W. Bush pour le Prix nobel de la Paix  
    http://www.illustrateur.be/bureau/presse/libertes/index.php3

84. Amnesty International - NOTIZIARIO MENSILE: Gennaio 2002
    http://www.amnesty.it/notiziario/02_01/parole1.php3
    
    Extractions: PAROLE, SUONI, TESTIMONIANZE... articolo precedente articolo successivo di Colm O’Cuanachain Aung San Suu Kyi , Premio Nobel per la Pace 1991, agli arresti domiciliari da oltre un anno a Yangon, la capitale di Myanmar. Pubblichiamo la traduzione dell’intervento di Colm O’Cuanachain, Presidente del Comitato esecutivo internazionale di AI. "Vostre Maestà, Vostre Altezze Reali, Membri del Comitato Norvegese per il Nobel, Eccellenze, Signore e Signori, In questo momento, i soci di Amnesty International nel mondo sono impegnati a celebrare la Giornata dei diritti umani del 10 dicembre. In questo momento, Irene Khan, la nuova Segretaria Generale di Amnesty International, si trova in Pakistan per incontrare i rifugiati che sono fuggiti terrorizzati dall’Afghanistan.

85. Template Omelas SF
    Translate this page Per questo motivo amnesty international concentrerà il proprio lavoro e leproprie risorse strategiche ed economiche a livello locale, nazionale ed  
    http://www.fantascienza.com/omelas/campagna_00.html

86. Supporters::GLOBAL VISION FOR PEACE
    international instruments. In 1977, amnesty international won the NobelPeace Prize for its human rights work. Website www.amnestyusa.org.  
    http://www.globalvisionforpeace.org/supporters/supporters_index.html
    
    Extractions: SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS Our Organization CO-CHAIRS AND CO-FOUNDERS Xorin Balbes and Cliff Rothman THE HONORARY COMMITEE back to top Nobel Peace Laureate, The Honorable Mikhail Gorbachev Nobel Peace Laureate Oscar Arias Sanchez Nobel Peace Laureate Archbishop Desmond Tutu Nobel Peace Laureate Betty Williams Nobel Peace Laureate Jody Williams Nobel Peace Laureate Meread Corrigan Maguire Nobel Peace Laureate Sir Joseph Roblat His Holiness The Dalai Lama U.S. Congressman Dennis Kucinich U.S. Congresswoman Tammy Baldwin United Nations Assistant Secretary-General Gillian Sorensen Princess Ann Claire Van Shaick Pahlavi Screen Actors Guild National President Melissa Gilbert Film Society at Lincoln Center Program Director Richard Pena Global Green USA Founder Diane Meyer Simon Roots of Peace Founder Heidi Kuhn Marianne Williamson Kurt Vonnegut Judy Collins Christina Applegate Drew Barrymore Kathy Bates Beau Bridges Daniel Day-Lewis Robert Desiderio Jonathan Demme Leonardo DiCaprio Teri Garr Melanie Griffith Anne Jackson Jessica Lange Judith Light Nick Nolte Rob Reiner Ann Roth Susan Sarandon Jane Seymour Eli Wallach THE HOST COMMITEE back to top Mathew Petersen, President, Global Green USA

87. KU Amnesty International
    members in the USA. In 1977, amnesty international was awarded theNobel Peace Prize for its work. The University of Kansas Chapter  
    http://www.ku.edu/~amnesty/information.html
    
    Extractions: Amnesty International (AI) was founded in 1961 in London. AI is a worldwide, grassroots, activist human rights movement that works impartially for the release of prisoners of conscience, fair trials for political prisoners and an end to torture, "disappearances," political killings and executions. AI has over a million members and supporters in over 160 countries and territories, including 300,000 members in the USA. In 1977, Amnesty International was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for its work.

88. Amnesty International Canada
    We are all very happy that our father has been released and we are profoundlygrateful to amnesty international,” says a member of General Gallardo’s  
    http://www.amnesty.ca/about/history/h_b.shtml

89. HUMANITARIAN LINKS
    Surprisingly, it is. The effectiveness of the amnesty international (NobelPrize 1977) urgent actions in saving people is estimated at about 33%.  
    http://www.fuw.edu.pl/~pmh/human.html
    
    Extractions: THERE IS NO WAY ONE CAN HELP EVERYONE. BUT EVERYONE CAN EASILY HELP SOMEONE. PO POLSKU reacting to S.O.S. appeals to save someone's life or health, e.g., contributing financially or registering as a potential marrow donor (see the first part of this page); sending an urgent letter to save an innocent person from torture, imprisonment or death; making a donation (on-line or otherwise); supporting a humanitarian campaign by signing a petition (many important petitions on-line are throughout this page); buying only ethically produced and cruelty-free products (see the lists and consumer guides); increasing the awareness of other people (e.g., by creating links and making automatic e-mail signature banners). Is it effective? Surprisingly, it is. The effectiveness of the Amnesty International (Nobel Prize 1977) urgent actions in saving people is estimated at about 33%. Other humanitarian actions (petitions) also proved helpful. For the effectiveness of its work, the network called the International Campaign to Ban Landmines received the Nobel Prize in 1997. Another widely recognized humanitarian network

90. Amnesty International Director Will Speak April 18 At The U Of M
    amnesty international USA is the 300,000member US branch of the NobelPrize-winning international human rights organization. Sponsors  
    http://www.memphis.edu/releases/apr01/amnesty.html
    
    Extractions: For more information, contact Gabrielle Maxey The executive director of Amnesty International USA will discuss "Human Rights and the National Interest" at the Memphis World Affairs Council meeting Wednesday, April 18, at The University of Memphis. The lecture will be at 1 p.m. in the Psychology Building Auditorium. Dr. William F. Schulz, an ordained Unitarian Universalist minister, has been executive director of Amnesty International USA since 1994. He has been involved in numerous international and social justice causes. Schulz led the first visit by a member of the U.S. Congress to post-revolutionary Romania in January 1991, two weeks after the fall of Nicolae Ceausescu. The delegation was instrumental in improving the rights of religious and ethnic minorities in Romania. In 1992 Schulz visited India in consultation with the Holdeen India Fund, which is dedicated to ending communal violence and improving the political and economic status of women, bonded laborers and others.

91. UDHR - Get Involved
    campaigns on a particular issue. amnesty international was awarded theNobel Peace Prize in 1977. amnesty international is impartial and  
    http://www.universalrights.net/main/get_inv2.htm
    
    Extractions: The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission (ATSIC) is the peak representative indigenous agency in Australia. ATSIC is a Commonwealth statutory authority responsible for policy development and program design for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and administers many programs. ATSIC also strives to provide an effective voice for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, organisations and peoples. ATSIC works to strengthen Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and organisations; and to protect, promote and pursue Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander collective rights. ATSIC's vision is of "Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and communities freely exercising our legal, economic, social, cultural and political rights". Through ATSIC, indigenous representatives have for the first time been given real authority in the process of government decision-making affecting their lives. Every three years Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people around Australia elect representatives to sit on 35 Regional Councils and the Torres Strait Regional Authority. ATSIC is still an evolving organisation, coming to grips with the developing and complex relationships between elected indigenous representatives, an administration staffed by public servants, indigenous service-delivery organisations and governments at all levels. Nevertheless, it is now well-established as a forceful and independent indigenous voice in policy formulation, program design and service delivery.

92. Amnesty International
    Translate this page amnesty international. est une organisation le monde entier. Prix Nobelde la Paix 1977, Prix des droits de l'Homme des Nations Unies 1978.  
    http://www.amnesty.ch/f/af/a0f.html

93. Page Amnesty Groupe 401
    http://perso.wanadoo.fr/amnesty-g401/
    
    Extractions: site en cours de mise à jour revenez le consulter dans quelques jours pour avoir des informations sur les nouvelles campagnes et actions auxquelles le groupe participe " Ecrire contre l'oubli ". Retour au sommaire Sur les communes de Balma, Saint-Orens et l'Union, Saint-Jean, Montrabé et Toulouse , existe un groupe formé de militants d'Amnesty qui, partageant les mêmes valeurs, la même recherche de la tolérance et la même aspiration vers les libertés, mettent leur énergie en commun pour participer à cette défense des Droits de l'Homme.

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