Taking a stand against human rights abuses / by Michael Kronenwetter.
Material type:
- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0531109216
- 9780531109212
- 323 20
- JC571 .K725 1990
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Discusses governments that abuse human rights and suggests what one can do to voice opposition to these oppressive regimes.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 151-152).
Why should you care about human rights? -- Defining human rights: the great documents -- Why governments abuse human rights -- People taking a stand -- Things you can do to fight human rights abuses -- How to join a human rights organization -- "Making the world a little less oppressive, a little less hurtful" -- The U.N. Declaration of Human Rights -- Tips on writing letters to foreign governments -- Tips on writing a letter to the editor -- Tips on writing letters to elected officials -- Some leading human rights organizations.
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