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From: Amnesty International
Posted: Sep 26 07
Witnessed: 5229 times
Rated: 0 times
Global
Death penalty, Detention, Torture/ill treatment
amnesty international, arms, control, violence, women
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Amnesty International, Jul 10 08
Witnessed: 73 times
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Death penalty
Stop Executions Bahassa Version
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Witnessed: 49 times
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Death penalty
Stop Executions Chinese Version
Amnesty International, Jul 9 08
Witnessed: 49 times
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Death penalty
Stop Executions Hindi Version
Amnesty International, Jul 9 08
Witnessed: 61 times
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Death penalty
Stop Executions Japanese Version
Amnesty International, Jul 9 08
Witnessed: 45 times
Global
Death penalty
Stop Executions Khmer-Cambodian Version
Amnesty International, Jul 9 08
Witnessed: 42 times
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Death penalty
Stop Executions Korean Version
Amnesty International, Jul 9 08
Witnessed: 33 times
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Death penalty
Stop Executions Laothian Version
Amnesty International, Jul 9 08
Witnessed: 34 times
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Death penalty
Stop Executions Malaysian Version
Amnesty International, Jul 9 08
Witnessed: 33 times
Global
Death penalty
Open Society Institute
Global
Death penalty, HIV-AIDS, Violence against women
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The Center for Human Rights and Global Justice (CHRGJ)
Global
Caste discrimination, Detention, Transitional justice
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International Campaign for Tibet
China, Tibet
Freedom of religion & belief, Police brutality, Torture/ill treatment
ICT has been helping to advance the Tibetan cause - and the vision and leadership of the Dalai Lama - for over 20 years. We do so by working with governments and in international forums to mobilize support for Tibet and to protect the human rights of the Tibetan people. We work to investigate and expose human rights violations within Tibet and to encourage a dialogue between the Chinese government and the Tibetan government in exile.
Licadho: Cambodian League for the Promotion and Defense of Human Rights
Cambodia
Children's rights, Torture/ill treatment, Women's rights
Since 1992, LICADHO has been at the forefront of efforts to protect human rights in Cambodia and to promote respect for civil and political rights by the Cambodian government and institutions. Building on its past achievements, LICADHO continues to be an advocate for the people and a monitor of the government through wide-ranging human rights programs from its main office in Phnom Penh and 12 provincial offices.
Decent Work
Global
Labor
On October 7 2008 the trade union movement is organising a World Day for Decent Work. This is an unparalleled opportunity for trade unions and organisations interested in Decent Work all around the world to join a broad global mobilisation involving a large number of people and a wide range of activities. A successful day will focus attention on the urgent need for a new globalisation. You’re welcome to join in!
The Environmental Investigation Agency
Global
Environment
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Universal Action Now: AIDS Conference 2008
Global
HIV-AIDS
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AVERT
Global
HIV-AIDS
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Coalition Against Trafficking in Women (CATW)
Global
Human trafficking, Slavery & forced labor, Violence against women
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Small Places Tour
Global
Crimes against humanity, Freedom of opinion & expression, Freedom of religion & belief
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SIlence Speaks
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Child soldiers, Rape and sexual abuse, Violence against women
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Religion
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