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Category: Human Rights First

Contractor Oversight/Accountability Gaps Persist Despite Plan to Expand Presence in Iraq, Afghanistan

September 21, 2010 Enviroshop Editor 162, 2010, Human Rights First, Issues 160 - 169, Oct 2010, Social & Civil Issues

 On the third anniversary of the Nisoor Square massacre, as the Obama Administration is making plans to more than double[…]

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Human Rights First Urges Microsoft to Engage Civil Society, End its Role in Abusive Russian Enforcement Practices

September 20, 2010 Enviroshop Editor 162, 2010, Human Rights First, Issues 160 - 169, Oct 2010, Social & Civil Issues

Human Rights First President and CEO Elisa Massimino is urging Microsoft CEO Steven Ballmer to implement a series of changes[…]

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Human Rights First Praises Clinton’s Commitment to U.S. Human Rights Leadership

September 12, 2010 Enviroshop Editor 162, 2010, Human Rights First, Issues 160 - 169, Oct 2010, Social & Civil Issues

Following Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s foreign policy speech at the Council on Foreign Relations, Human Rights First’s Elisa Massimino[…]

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Human Rights First Lauds Interfaith Efforts to Display Tolerance, Not Bigotry

September 4, 2010 Enviroshop Editor 162, 2010, Human Rights First, Issues 160 - 169, Oct 2010, Social & Civil Issues

Human Rights First welcomes the efforts of more than 20 religious congregations in Gainesville, Fla. to unite in hosting a[…]

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Human Rights Defenders Combating Discrimination to Receive 2010 Honors

September 3, 2010 Enviroshop Editor 162, 2010, Human Rights First, Issues 160 - 169, Oct 2010, Social & Civil Issues

 Human Rights First will present its 2010 Human Rights Award to a renowned Hungarian advocate for the rights of the[…]

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Human Rights First and Muslim Advocates Call for Protection of Muslims Amid Growing Social Tensions

August 30, 2010 Enviroshop Editor 161, 2010, Human Rights First, Issues 160 - 169, Sep 2010, Social & Civil Issues

 In light of the stabbing of a New York City cabdriver currently being investigated as an anti-Muslim hate crime, Human Rights[…]

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Human Rights First Welcomes First U.S. Human Rights Record Report to UN Human Rights Council

August 28, 2010 Enviroshop Editor 161, 2010, Human Rights First, Issues 160 - 169, Sep 2010, Social & Civil Issues

Human Rights First today welcomed the U.S. government’s release of its first Universal Periodic Review (UPR) report, a self-evaluation of[…]

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Accountability, Oversight Safeguards Needed Before State Doubles Contractor Force

August 24, 2010 Enviroshop Editor 161, 2010, Human Rights First, Issues 160 - 169, Sep 2010, Social & Civil Issues

 Following reports that the U.S. State Department plans to more than double the number of its private security contractors in[…]

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Karzai Decree Prompts Renewed Call for Accountability and Oversight

August 19, 2010 Enviroshop Editor 161, 2010, Human Rights First, Issues 160 - 169, Sep 2010, Social & Civil Issues

 President Hamid Karzai issued a presidential decree on August 17th ordering private security companies in Afghanistan to disband within four[…]

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Retired Military Leaders, Illinois Congressional Candidates to Talk Terrorism

August 18, 2010 Enviroshop Editor 161, 2010, Human Rights First, Issues 160 - 169, Sep 2010, Social & Civil Issues

Retired military leaders committed to making interrogation and detention policies consistent with America’s laws, values and security interests are in[…]

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