 city.chiyoda.tokyo.jp 242px x 260px | 18.80kB [source page] Otemachi Chiyoda ku Tel 3286 5245 Human Rights Counseling Center Civil Liberties Department Tokyo Legal Affairs Bureau This center provides counseling services related to human rights matters Hours 1 30 to 4 00 p m on Tuesdays and Thursdays English  friendsoftibet.org 320px x 550px | 25.00kB [source page] 1958 Today you can t trust your mother your neighbour they could be working for the Government You have no friends There is no family life no community life no civil life in Tibet SV Raju Indian Liberal Group Yogesh Kamdar National Vice President People s Union for Civil Liberties Dr Ramu Manivannan Chennai University Venerable Geshe Lhakdor Official  falundafa.org.nz 360px x 241px | 16.00kB [source page] liberties are trampled upon and your legitimate aspirations for democracy are mercilessly attacked it is not possible to embrace these Olympics Burmese National Representative on human rights Naing Ko Ko Chinese Regime Scared of Falun Gong Says CIPFG Member From Yahoo Image Search: "Human Rights and Liberties"  cedarlounge.wordpress.com WorldbyStorm hu, 09 Jul 2009 19:17:22 GM Such selective concern for the . human rights. of citizens engaged in criminal activity from . human rights. and civil . liberties. bodies nauseates most right-thinking people, and does serious damage to the reputation of these organisations. ...  davidosler.com unknown hu, 09 Jul 2009 14:26:03 GM Among the organisations specifically targeted under Conservative governments were civil . rights. group . 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From Google Blog Search: "Human Rights and Liberties"  news.google.com AFP Human rights groups sharply criticized Obama over his decision to retain the commissions and to allow for the possible indefinite detention of terror ... Senate Holds Hearing On Continuation Of Fatally Flawed Military ... Common Dreams (press release) all 48 news articles » news.google.com Telegraph.co.uk Liberty claims the posters of the Gooch gang members, who I seem to recall weren't entirely au fait with human rights legislation themselves, ... news.google.com Huffington Post The focus on Iran, now more than ever before, should be on human rights issues: restoration of civil liberties , release of political prisoners, ... and more » From Google News Search: "Human Rights and Liberties" Why is President Bush such a coward in the face of terrorism? Q. Islamic fundamentalists would enjoy seeing western constitutional government crumble. Seeing our liberties, rights, forms of justice and government dismantled from within by President Bush and the Republican party must fill terrorists with pride and joy! President Bush is failing to defend our cherished principles; abandoning habeas corpus, rights of privacy, human rights, liberty, justice, and constitutional checks and balances because he's afraid of terrorists! These must be defended in the face of terrorism to SPITE the terrorists; otherwise, the terrorists win. Who will be courageous enough to stand-up for our legal principles in the face of terrorism? Obviously not the Republican party or President Bush. They are simply cowards in… [cont.] Asked by ideogenetic - Sun Oct 8 09:56:14 2006 - - 28 Answers - 0 Comments A. Thank you for this.. Often you can be made to feel like a lonely voice in the wilderness. This is the case and it is absolutely laughable that the so called Moral Majority have given carte blanche to a President that has been 'bought and paid for' by the Military Industrial Complex that need to sell their weapons and needed wars to achieve this. The attack on personal freedoms is an issue that will only start hitting them in the face as they individually start getting affected. Answered by Humanist - Sun Oct 8 10:23:14 2006 What would you do to a murderer on drugs jail or rehab? Q. In Jail they hate thier priviliges being removed and they have to do hard labour and no drugs for them and no tv or air con, isn't that a breach of human rights/liberty? won't it make them worse in jail and commiting suicide and all and being mean, what about their hard up-bringing and all, don't they care? won't they be scarred for the rest of their lives, whats your opinion? Asked by megan.jones_march1990 - Thu May 14 04:19:08 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments A. this world is far from humane. most of us know what the right thing to do is. people are generally mean spirited, and we know what to expect. Answered by zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz - Thu May 14 05:59:15 2009 Do political detainees deserve human rights?
Q. Rallies across the country, including Detroit, by the American Civil Liberties Union and other groups are focusing on human rights... This includes the restoration of habeas corpus for political detainees, end torture of political detainees, and and end to indefinite detention of detainees at facilities like Guntanmo Bay. One such ralley took place in Detroit today, but they're happending nationwide. What do you think? For a little more info, here is a link to an article about today's rally in Detroit: Sorry for the typos, all. Long day. To clarify the language, political detainees are those who are meerly being detained. Some of them are accused of being criminals and terrorists, but they have not stood trial and have not been… [cont.] Asked by mistaken4sane - Tue Jun 26 17:19:05 2007 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments A. Ofcourse they deserve rights! These people haven't been tried and I bet some are just in there because of mistakes. Some of these people are probably innocent, and anyway, innocent until proven guilty, PERIOD! Give them their rights definatly! Answered by lauren s - Tue Jun 26 17:44:03 2007 From Yahoo Answer Search: "Human Rights and Liberties"
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