61. OneWorld.net - From Greenpeace international. and fears about the use of religious profiling inantiterrorism efforts, civil liberties groups said From Human rights Watch. http://www.oneworld.net/themes/topic/topic_112_1.shtml

OneWorld.net OneWorld Africa OneWorld Austria OneWorld Canada OneWorld Finland OneWorld Italy OneWorld Latin America OneWorld Netherlands OneWorld South Asia OneWorld Spain OneWorld SouthEast Europe OneWorld United States AIDSChannel CanalSIDA Digital Opportunity Kids Channel LearningChannel 09 April 2003 Search for in OneWorld sites OneWorld partners CURRENT IN DEPTH PARTNERS GET INVOLVED ... In Depth Topics Development Economy Environment Health ... War and peace Topic guides Capacity building Regions Africa Asia and the Pacific Europe Latin America and the Caribbean ... North America Country guides Bolivia Colombia Mexico Rwanda Search tools Advanced search What's new? About OneWorld The OneWorld network has over two million indexed documents and partner pages in its archives. The In-Depth section is your gateway to this extensive resource. You can browse and filter through the Full Coverage menu. The Advanced Search is your other option to find exactly what you're looking for. Full Coverage: United Nations CorpWatch Indian NGO urges people to boycott US, UK goods A voluntary organisation based in India has expressed its outrage against American aggression on Iraq. It also has supported the global call for boycott of American and British products as a non-violent resistance against aggression and dominance. Read more From: Praxis - Institute for Participatory Practices Related topics/regions: [East Asia] [Iraq] [United Kingdom] [United States] ... [Activism] Country Guide: Rwanda Exile Images Introduction With seven million inhabitants occupying an area of just 26,338 square kilometers, Rwanda is the most densely populated country in Africa. This tiny landlocked country has experienced Africa's worst attempted genocide of the era and is still struggling to recover from the shock.

62. Michael Ratner International Human Rights Lawyer international human and civil rights lawyer Michael Ratner provides articles and links addressing civil liberties and the war on terrorism. http://www.humanrightsnow.org/

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63. Untitled Document Informational site, by the Washington, DC, public interest law firm, Partnership for civil Justice.Category Society Law North America United States...... to Stop the War Against iraq Before It Arab AntiDiscrimination Committee, AmnestyInternational, the Arab iberties Union, and other civil rights groupsfiled a http://www.justiceonline.org/

Home About PCJ LDEF Emergency Campaign to Defend Dissent and Advance Civil Rights Donate ... Contact us Free E-mail Service: Enter your e-mail address below to receive free periodic e-mail updates on your civil rights and civil liberties from the Partnership for Civil Justice Legal Defense and Education Fund: Know Your Rights Resources Know Your Rights If The Police Stop You or Come to Your Home (Compact wallet-sized palmcard) Know Your Rights When the Government, FBI or INS Calls On You Know Your Rights Pamphlet in Arabic ... Know Your Rights Pamphlet in Farsi S27ClassAction.org launched. S27 Pershing Park arrestees: click here for information about the status of our class action complaint Class Action Lawsuit Filed For S27 Political Round-Ups of Protesters The Partnership for Civil Justice, Inc. and the National Lawyers Guild Mass Defense Committee filed a lawsuit in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia on November 19, 2002, seeking to hold the District and federal governments accountable and to vindicate the constitutional rights of approximately 400 activists, legal observers and passers-by who were subjected to false arrest and detention on the morning of September 27, 2002 in advance of several days of planned protests against corporate globalization and war in Iraq. Click here to view

64. ZNet Watch Sites watch provides essays, links, and instructionals about international economic relations IraqWatch. site that campaigns for the human and civil rights of the http://www.zmag.org/watchsites.html

Activism Watch Africa Watch Alt. Media Watch Anarchy Watch ... Youth Watch ZNet presents a series of subsites devoted to ongoing hotspots and movements. Links on the left-hand side of this page will jump to the page description and links below. Activism Watch Activism watch is updated semi-regularly and tries to offer analysis of current struggles. It also provides many ways to get involved on the issues people are most concerned about. Back to Top Africa Watch Africa Watch features a growing collection of essays and links on Africa and the entire African Diaspora, including African-America and the Caribbean. Back to Top Alternative Media Watch Provides hundreds of links to non corporate media. It is a great way to connect to community based media. It also contains some analysis of the mainstream media. Back to Top Anarchy Watch Anarchy Watch is a look at Anarchist Theory, History, and Current events. It offers everything from archives of past anarchist theorists, to accounts on current anarchist practice. Back to Top Chiapas Watch The words of the Zapatistas and others, as well as breaking news and updates on the situation in Chiapas, Mexico a site of low-intensity war and extraordinary resistance.

65. Welcome To EarthLink international News, more . France, Others Attack on iraq Illegal; Cuba SaysWill Put Dissidents on Trial. 2003 EarthLink, Inc. All rights Reserved. http://start.earthlink.net/

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66. Commentaries: Center For International Human Rights: Northwestern Law rights advocates ranging from respected Israeli groups like B’Tselem and the Associationfor civil rights in Israel, to Amnesty international, Oxfam, Doctors http://www.law.northwestern.edu/depts/clinic/ihr/display_details.cfm?ID=325&docu

67. International Action Center - San Francisco Defend civil rights — Say no to racism and racial the Middle East, including Iraqand Sudan. the delegation, please contact the international Action Center http://www.actionsf.org/

All Out for April 12 International Day of Protest! IACENTER NY ACTIONS/EVENTS SPOTLIGHT ... MAIL Initiated in 1992 by former US Attorney General Ramsey Clark and other anti-war activists, the IAC incorporates the demands to end racism, sexism and poverty in the U.S. with opposition to U.S. militarism and exploitative domination around the world. The IAC believes in education and activism. We have organized mass meetings, demonstrations, forums, sit-ins, and teach-ins against U.S. military intervention, racism, lesbian and gay oppression and for jobs, housing, health care, immigrant rights, and education. The IAC works to build links between activists of many different struggles and facing many forms of oppression. We take on our shoulders the task of building a giant wave of resistance in the United States against the generals and bankers who try to rule the world in our name. Photos by Bill Hackwell web site Be a part of this challenge to the warmakers and corporate tycoons. Join the IAC or form an IAC branch in your community. The office of the San Francisco Chapter of the IAC is a major organizing center of the Bay Area.

68. A Mother's Look At Life And Death In Iraq These international civil servants have We believe they are right. We sincerelyhope that the international community and The people of iraq have suffered http://64.26.13.239/childrenofiraq/news/archive/3_00_wcccalls.htm

WCC Calls For Lifting Sanctions On Iraq The General Secretary of the World Council of Churches on February 18 called for the lifting of United Nations sanctions against Iraq, which he said are having a "disastrous effect" onthe civilian population. In a letter to UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan, Dr. Konrad Raiser said, "The people of Iraq have suffered under a sanctions regime that is unrelentingly punitive . The comprehensive application of an economic embargo in a manner that ignores the fundamental humanitarian needs and rights of 22 million people to basic health care, food and shelter is unacceptable." The letter was prompted by the resignations of UN Humanitarian Relief Coordinator for Iraq Hans von Sponeck and World Food Program Chief in Iraq Jutta Burghardt. Both recently resigned their posts in protest against the sanctions on Iraq.Dr. Raiser noted that the World Council of Churches has "consistently received reports over the past decade on the deteriorating conditions of the population [of Iraq.]" He asked that the Council's concerns be brought to the UN Security Council. Following are excerpts of the letter: In a letter to UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan, World Council of Churches General Secretary Konrad Raiser (above) wrote that "The comprehensive application of an economic embargo in a manner that ignores the fundamental humanitarian needs and rights of 22 million people [in Iraq] to basic health care, food and shelter is unacceptable." He urged the immediate lifting of the sanctions.

69. ADL Commends President Bush's Message To International Community On Iraq Calling and forcefully laid out the danger iraq poses to this is a defining moment for theinternational community to ADL to UN Human rights Commission Examine Human http://www.adl.org/presrele/IslME_62/4159_62.asp

Home Law Enforcement Search About ... Contact Press Release Categories Anti-Semitism: USA Anti-Semitism: International Black-Jewish Relations Christian-Jewish Relations ... Miscellaneous Resources Press Releases Militia Watchdog Archives Legislative Action Center Regional Offices ... Security for Community Press Release Israel/Middle East ADL Commends President Bush's Message To International Community On Iraq Calling It "Clear And Forceful" New York, N.Y., September 12, 2002 The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) today commended President George W. Bush for "clearly and forcefully" calling on the international community at the United Nations General Assembly to take a stand against the threat to democracy and freedom posed by Iraqi President Saddam Hussein. In a letter to President Bush, Glen A. Tobias, ADL National Chairman and Abraham H. Foxman, ADL National Director, said: We want to commend you for your very strong speech this morning before the United Nations General Assembly. You clearly and forcefully laid out the danger Iraq poses to the stability and safety of the region and the imperative of action by the international community to prevent President Saddam Hussein's use of non-conventional weaponry. As you eloquently stated, this is a defining moment for the international community to stand up against a threat to democracy and freedom. We hope they will join the United States in meeting this challenge.

70. Civicus Nations – in resolving the iraq conflict specifically and in last year’s civilsociety response views from well known international civil society networks http://www.civicus.org/cc/portal/index2.cfm?contentid=363&link_url=

71. US Politics - About.com Amnesty international's iraq Human rights Report Amnesty international'sreport on the horrendous human rights situation in iraq. http://humanrights.tqn.com/cs/iraq1/

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72. National Conference On Civil Disobedience - 1999 international civil Disobedience and the Rangoon 18. civil Disobedience and OurEnvironment. Genocide in iraq A Slide Presentation and Call for Action. http://www.infoshop.org/nccd/nccd99.html

Last Year's Conference the 2nd annual National Conference on Civil Disobedience January 23rd - 24th, 1999 Strategy Preparation for Civil Disobedience - Nonviolence Training Joanne Sheehan, who co-founded the War Resisters League’s New England office in 1986, has been a nonviolence trainer for 25 years. In addition to training, Joanne has organized civil disobedience actions and campaigns. She has been the convener of the War Resisters International Working Group on Nonviolence and Training and is now WRL’s Chairperson. Creating a Nonviolent Campaign Chris Ney is the coordinator of the War Resisters League’s Disarmament Program and the Day without the Pentagon campaign. He has worked with ACORN and spent time in Chile examining nonviolent campaigns. Joanne Sheehan (biography above). Building and Sustaining Movement Solidarity Freeman Wicklund is the founder and former editor of NO Compromise , author of Strategic Nonviolence for Animal Liberation , and current Executive Director of the Minneapolis-based Animal Liberation League. Ethical Issues in Civil Disobedience Michael Beer is the campaign director at Nonviolence International. He has been directly involved in nonviolent campaigns in Burma and Kosovo.

73. No New War Against Iraq is trying to launch a new allout military aggression against iraq. Defend civil Rightsand civil Liberties! Park Sponsored by international ANSWER coalition. http://www.owcinfo.org/campaign/No War/Index No War.htm

Open World Conference of Workers No New War Against Iraq! Picture from www.Circlevision.org March 12th: National Day of Labor Action Against the War Unions Representing 130 Million Workers Say NO to War! Global Unions Antiwar Press Conference organized by US Labor Against War Why U.S. Unions Are Turning Against The War from The Boston Globe Op-Ed Page, by Steve Early Report on the International Emergency Conference in Paris The Formation of USLAW: U.S. Labor Against the War February 16th Demonstration in SF Labor Movement Opposition to the War UTLA Resolution, Statements from Chicago and an updated list of unions opposing the war Communique from the ILC on the Emergency Conference International Emergency Antiwar Conference (Jan. 23-24 in Paris) All Out for January 18 Bay Area Antiwar Protest! What Has Happened to Labor Since 9/11? - Resolution of the San Francisco Labor Council Interview with Geoff Martin, London Unison on opposition to the war in Britain October 26 Antiwar Rallies and US Labor Movement The President's Real Goal in Iraq What the US President Wants us to Forget by Robert Fisk A Statement of Conscience: Not in Our Name Not In Our Name!

74. Iraq Peace Pledge - Chicago 27 RALLY AND civil DISOBEDIENCE was a tremendous in iraq for seven years, stated, iraq does not destruction or maintain ties to international terrorism. Why? http://www.iraqpeacepledge-chicago.org/

Iraq Peace Pledge - Chicago Hotline 312.494.5840 iraqpeacepledge@yahoo.com Pledge of Resistance Why Oppose a War on Iraq? Events Calendar ... Links Pledge of Resistance to Stop the War on Iraq The U.S. attack on Iraq has begun. The Pledge of Resistence has been activated on a national level. We will engage in nonviolent civil disobedience in order to prevent or halt the death and destruction such U.S. military action causes the people of Iraq. Excerpt from the Pledge: If the United States sends combat troops, invades by proxy, bombs or otherwise significantly escalates its intervention in Iraq, I pledge to join with others to engage in acts of nonviolent civil disobedience at U.S. Federal facilities, Congressional offices, military installations and other appropriate places. I pledge to engage in nonviolent civil disobedience in order to prevent or halt the death and destruction such U.S. military action causes the people of Iraq. I agree to the following guidelines in opposing war on Iraq: Our attitude will be one of openness and respect toward all we encounter in our actions.

75. Amnesty International - Amnesty International And The Iraq Conflict were committed by all sides during 20 years of civil war including by Amnesty Internationalis concerned that military intervention in iraq may result http://web.amnesty.org/web/web.nsf/pages/iraq_faq

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76. Amnesty International Report 2002 - Middle East And North Africa - IRAQ Military officers or civil servants lacking adequate training and as a pdf file Linkto the Amnesty international library of documents on iraq back to top. http://web.amnesty.org/web/ar2002.nsf/mde/iraq!Open

Amnesty International Annual Report Index Contents Annual Report 2002 Preface AI's appeals for action Foreword ... Download as a printer friendly pdf file Covering events from January - December 2001 IRAQ Republic of Iraq Head of state and government: Saddam Hussain Capital: Baghdad Population: 23.6 million Official language: Arabic Death penalty: retentionist Scores of people, including possible prisoners of conscience and armed forces officers suspected of planning to overthrow the government, were executed. Scores of suspected anti-government opponents, including people suspected of having contacts with opposition groups in exile, were arrested. The fate and whereabouts of most of those arrested, including those detained in previous years, remained unknown. Several people were given lengthy prison terms after grossly unfair trials before special courts. Torture and ill-treatment of political prisoners and detainees were systematic. The two Kurdish political parties controlling Iraqi Kurdistan detained prisoners of conscience, and armed political groups were reportedly responsible for abductions and killings. Background Iraq remained under stringent economic sanctions imposed by UN Security Council resolutions since 1990 which reportedly resulted in severe hardship for the civilian population and a humanitarian crisis. In May the US government submitted a British-drafted resolution for a new sanctions regime, ''smart sanctions'', to the other permanent members of the UN Security Council. The proposal included lifting restrictions on imports of civilian goods while keeping in place controls on military imports and Iraqi oil revenues. The USA and United Kingdom (UK) wanted the resolution to be adopted by the Security Council before June, when the six-month phase of the ''oil-for-food'' program ended. However, the Russian Federation opposed the proposal and asked for more time to study the details. The vote was postponed indefinitely and the ''oil-for-food'' program was extended twice, in July and November.

77. UNDP-POGAR: Programme On Governance In The Arab Region: Iraq RCC created the unicameral National Assembly of iraq (Majlis al Ratification of HumanRights Conventions international Covenant on civil and Political http://www.undp-pogar.org/countries/iraq/

Iraq in Brief Name of Country: Republic of Iraq (Al Jumhuriyah al Iraqiyah) Map of Country: UN Map, Aug. 1996 (PDF, 230 KB) Name of Capital City: Baghdad Type of State: Republic/unitary Administrative divisions: 18 governorates (muhafazat): Al Anbar, Al Basrah, Al Muthanna, Al Qadisiyah, An Najaf, At Ta'mim, Babil, Baghdad, Dhi Qar, Diyala, Karbala', Maysan, Ninawa, Salahad Din, Wasit, Arbil, As-Sulaymaniyah, and Dahuk. The last three are situated in the Kurdish Autonomous Region in the North. Date of Independence: A kingdom, independent from the League of Nations mandate under British administration, was proclaimed on October 3, 1932. A republic was declared on July 14, 1958. The Ba’th revolution took place on July 17, 1968. Date of Constitution: A provisional constitution was promulgated on September 22, 1968 and went into effect on July 16, 1970. A new interim constitution was adopted in 1990. Head of State: The head of state is the President. The President is the supreme commander of the armed forces and may declare a state of total or partial emergency. He appoints and relieves the vice presidents, governors, judges, and all civil and military state employees. He conducts negotiations, concludes agreements and international treaties, accepts the diplomatic and international representatives in Iraq, issues special amnesty, ratifies judgements of capital punishment, and supervises the good enforcement of the constitution and the laws. The President may dissolve the National Council.

78. Talking Points On Iraq b. War is the enemy of civil rights and basic for US policy, there is no hope forinternational cooperation BUT end the barbarous sanctions on iraq, which only http://www.baringwitness.org/TalkingPoints.htm

Talking Points on Iraq From the Campaign to End the Cycle of Violence (North Carolina) January 31, 2003 There is no credible evidence that Iraq has nuclear weapons (this was confirmed this week by the Jan. 27 report to the UN Security Council) or is engaged in reviving its nuclear program. Saddam Hussein may have hidden chemical or biological weapons (most of it originally supplied by US and other western nations), but no means to deliver them (the longest range of any discovered missiles is 180 or so kilometers, about 120 miles). There is no evidence that Saddam Hussein has the will or the capacity to attack the US. Iraq is a battered, weak nation after being routed in the Gulf War and under embargo since. UN inspectors destroyed a large percentage of Iraq’s military capacity during the 1990s. There is no credible evidence of Iraqi ties to Al Qaeda, despite Bush Administration allegations. Al Qaeda considers Saddam Hussein to be an enemy, a secularist who has betrayed Islam. Saddam Hussein is certainly a cruel dictator, who was just as cruel when the US supported him in the brutal Iran/Iraq war of the 1980s.

79. International Religious Freedom Report 2002: Iraq worship, and administering all civil laws under the Secretary of State designatedIraq a country particular concern under the international Religious Freedom http://www.state.gov/g/drl/rls/irf/2002/13996.htm

[Print Friendly Version] Iraq International Religious Freedom Report Released by the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor The Interim Constitution provides for individual freedom of religion, provided that it does not violate "morality and public order;" however, the Government severely limits freedom of religion in practice, represses the Shi’a religious leadership, and seeks to exploit religious differences for political purposes. Islam is the official state religion. Other religions are practiced in the country, but the Government exercises repressive measures against any religious groups or organizations that are deemed not to provide full political and social support. There was no change in the status of respect for religious freedom during the period covered by this report. Although Shi’a Arabs are the largest religious group, Sunni Arabs traditionally have dominated economic and political life. Sunni Arabs are at a distinct advantage in all areas of secular life. The Government also severely restricts or bans outright many Shi’a religious practices. The Government for decades has conducted a brutal campaign of killings, summary execution, arbitrary arrest, and protracted detention against the religious leaders and followers of the majority Shi’a Muslim population and has sought to undermine the identity of minority Christian (Assyrian and Chaldean) and Yazidi groups. The regime systematically has killed senior Shi’a clerics, desecrated Shi’a mosques and holy sites, interfered with Shi’a religious education, and prevented Shi’a adherents from performing their religious rites.

80. CCR international justice has changed since the last war Chrétien that war against Iraqwithout a 1966 by attorneys who represented civil rights demonstrators in http://www.ccr-ny.org/v2/newsroom/releases/pReleases.asp?ObjID=Jrk3y3IFCi&Conten

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