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Fall 2009 semester

We are meeting every other Tuesday

at 9:00 pm ~ no class conflicts!

                             

Next meeting: Tuesday Nov 10

Place TBA

most recent:

October 26th Thai Flavors Restaurant Fundraiser

on north side of Burlington Street, a few doors up from the corner of Burlington & Gilbert.

Informal meeting at 6:30, fundraiser all day, a % of all sales that day will go to our group.

Have friends and family eat at Thai Flavors lunch or dinner that day;

come eat at 6:30 and join us at our AI table...

 

Ongoing welcome to all interested!

How we function: We are set up as a Core Group of active members and a loose mailing list of folks interested in human rights. The Core Group meets to plan and keep things happening throughout the year; it is the official link to UI student organizations and the Office of Student Life & to the AI Midwest regional office in Chicago.

     We’ve had graduations and departures; we welcome new interest in becoming part of the Core group.  If curious, please contact Julia Zalenski  to chat about how things work.

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     Chapter of Amnesty International

Amnesty International, with 4000 chapters in over 60 countries, is the world's largest and most influential human rights organization. Amnesty International is non-partisan and is not affiliated with any government, corporation or political party. A.I. unilaterally seeks to uphold the rights of all individuals, regardless of nationality, creed, age, gender, race, class, political background or sexual orientation. We base our action on the rights guaranteed to all people under the United Nation's Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other international human rights law.

Our primary goals, according to Amnesty International's Mandate:

  1. to seek the release of all prisoners of conscience who have not used nor advocated violence
  2. to end torture and all forms of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment
  3. to end "disappearances" and political killings  &
  4. to uphold the rights of prisoners and refugees in all nations worldwide.

 

 

 

 

 

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