This document discusses the history and development of human rights. It notes that the concept of universal human rights is relatively new, emerging after World War II, but that many cultures and religions throughout history have discussed concepts like dignity, justice and duties toward others. The document outlines some early examples of codes of conduct from societies like the Inca, Aztec and Iroquois that addressed these issues. It also briefly discusses the modern international framework for defining and protecting human rights.
Refugees around the world constitute millions of people. Migrant and refugee communities need helping hand from your community to prevent and resolve conflicts, and to help achieve security and peace.
25 Years of the Convention on the Rights of the Child: Is the World a better ...UNICEF Publications
A collection of essays and viewpoints marking the 25th anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child. There is much to celebrate since the Convention was adopted in 1989, from declining infant mortality to rising school enrolment. But this milestone must serve as an urgent reminder of the millions of children not yet reached – and an opportunity to find new ways of reaching them.
Initially published on 4th January 2005 in Buzzle
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The Security Council and the General Assembly must accept the formation of the Tribune of Oppressed Peoples as a new body within the UN whereby numerous representatives, first nominated by a Liberation Front or a Government in exile, and later elected by the non-liberated peoples, will represent all the peoples, who have not yet achieved independence. The Tribune of Oppressed Peoples will form therefore a complementary Assembly and will be given an Observer seat in the Security Council.
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In this case, the task is double, namely first to bring down tyrannies like that of Bashir Assad, and second to lead oppressed peoples – like the Aramaeans and the Kurmanjis of Syria, the Zazas and the Kurmanjis of Turkey, the Aramaeans, the Yazidis and the Soranis of Iraq, the Azeris, the Goranis, the Turkmen, the Loris, the Bakhtiaris, the Qashqais and the Baluch of Iran, the Oromos and the Sidamas of Fake Ethiopia, the Berbers of Algeria and Morocco, the Nubians of Sudan and Egypt, the Fur, the Beja, the Nuer, the Hausa, the Berta and the Dinka of Sudan, the Baluch of Pakistan, the Uighurs of Eastern Turkestan (China), the Tibetans of China, the Yakutians of Eastern 'Russian' Siberia, the Chechens, the Cherkess, the Daghestanis, the Osssetians, and the Abkhazians of the Caucasus, the Basks and the Catalans of Spain and France, the Bretons and the Occitans of France, and many others – to the surface of the international political and diplomatic life, to the focus of the humanist interest of the world community, and to the epicenter of the search for complete implementation of a democratic, representative system all over the world.
Refugees around the world constitute millions of people. Migrant and refugee communities need helping hand from your community to prevent and resolve conflicts, and to help achieve security and peace.
25 Years of the Convention on the Rights of the Child: Is the World a better ...UNICEF Publications
A collection of essays and viewpoints marking the 25th anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child. There is much to celebrate since the Convention was adopted in 1989, from declining infant mortality to rising school enrolment. But this milestone must serve as an urgent reminder of the millions of children not yet reached – and an opportunity to find new ways of reaching them.
Initially published on 4th January 2005 in Buzzle
Excerpts:
The Security Council and the General Assembly must accept the formation of the Tribune of Oppressed Peoples as a new body within the UN whereby numerous representatives, first nominated by a Liberation Front or a Government in exile, and later elected by the non-liberated peoples, will represent all the peoples, who have not yet achieved independence. The Tribune of Oppressed Peoples will form therefore a complementary Assembly and will be given an Observer seat in the Security Council.
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In this case, the task is double, namely first to bring down tyrannies like that of Bashir Assad, and second to lead oppressed peoples – like the Aramaeans and the Kurmanjis of Syria, the Zazas and the Kurmanjis of Turkey, the Aramaeans, the Yazidis and the Soranis of Iraq, the Azeris, the Goranis, the Turkmen, the Loris, the Bakhtiaris, the Qashqais and the Baluch of Iran, the Oromos and the Sidamas of Fake Ethiopia, the Berbers of Algeria and Morocco, the Nubians of Sudan and Egypt, the Fur, the Beja, the Nuer, the Hausa, the Berta and the Dinka of Sudan, the Baluch of Pakistan, the Uighurs of Eastern Turkestan (China), the Tibetans of China, the Yakutians of Eastern 'Russian' Siberia, the Chechens, the Cherkess, the Daghestanis, the Osssetians, and the Abkhazians of the Caucasus, the Basks and the Catalans of Spain and France, the Bretons and the Occitans of France, and many others – to the surface of the international political and diplomatic life, to the focus of the humanist interest of the world community, and to the epicenter of the search for complete implementation of a democratic, representative system all over the world.
World's new superpower axis - Pakistan - China - RussiaOwayc Ehmod
World's new superpower axis - Relations between Pakistan - China - Russia. Detailed report on the relations between the new big three which will affect the geopolitics of the world
WPA/CAREIF Position Statement EUROPE Migrant Crisis.Albert Persaud
Position Statement: Europe Migrant & Refugee Crisis. Migrant, Refugees and Asylum Seekers’ Needs in Europe.
World Psychiatric Association along with Careif and the Centre for Psychiatry -a WPA Collaborating Centre - in Queen Mary, University of London, calls for action.
WPA/CAREIF Position Statement EUROPE Migrant Crisis.MrBiswas
Position Statement: Europe Migrant & Refugee Crisis: Migrant, Refugees and Asylum Seekers’ Needs in Europe: World Psychiatric Association along with Careif and the Centre for Psychiatry -a WPA Collaborating Centre - in Queen Mary, University of London, calls for action.
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