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Amnesty Internationalhttp://www.io.org/amnesty/
is the address of the official WWW Site for Amnesty International, and is
a joint effort of the International Secretariat, AI's permanent international
administrative office, and the Canadian National Section/English Speaking
(ESCS). This site is by far the most complete and contains a wealth of information,
searchable databases, on-line reports, press releases, and other material. Human Rights Organizations & Resourceshttp://www.hrweb.org/resource.html This site has information on Email lists and Newsgroups mailing lists which we have taken the liberty of repeating in this document. The site also has many links to: Email lists and Newsgroups mailing listsA good source of information for Human Rights researchers is the Human Rights
Research mailing list. To subscribe, send email to LISTSERV%BINGVMB.BITNET@uga.cc.uga.edu, Your subscription will be sent to the list owner for approval. Thereafter,
to post messages to this list, NewsgroupsAnother resource is the Usenet newsgroup soc.rights.human. If you have a
question about a particular group or issue, you can post here and get lots
of answers. The soc.culture.* hierarchy can be helpful if you want to learn
about a particular country or region, and the soc.religion.* hierarchy can
be helpful if you need ot learn about a particular religion or sect. UN docs on civil and political rights: http://www.hrweb.org/legal/undocs.html#CPR
Some of these documents are reproduced some on this site. The rest are available through direct links from magnacartaplus.org: click here |
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