Bahrain: Formula One Should Take Account of Rights Crisis
(Washington, DC) – The international racing bodies responsible for scheduling Formula One events should take full account of continuing serious human rights violations when they consider rescheduling a 2011 race in Bahrain, Human Rights Watch said toda…Continue Reading
Bahrain: Formula One Should Take Account of Rights Crisis
(Washington, DC) – The international racing bodies responsible for scheduling Formula One events should take full account of continuing serious human rights violations when they consider rescheduling a 2011 race in Bahrain, Human Rights Watch said toda…Continue Reading
Letter to Prime Minister Gillard regarding the Refugee/Asylum Seeker Exchange Agreement with Malaysia
The Hon. Julia Gillard MP
Prime Minister
PO Box 6022
House of Representatives
Parliament House
Canberra ACT 2600
Australia
May 26, 2011
Re: Refugee/Asylum Seeker Exchange Agreement with Malaysia
Dear Prime Minister Gillard:
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Letter to Federation Internationale de l’Automobile and Formula One Teams Association Regarding Bahrain Event
Jean Todt
Chair, Federation Internationale de l’Automobile
Martin Whitmarsh
Chair, Formula One Teams Association
Dear Mr. Todt and Mr. Whitmarsh,
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Uruguay: Amnesty Law Vote a Blow to Justice
(Washington, DC) – The Uruguayan Congress’s failure to annul the country’s amnesty law is a blow to those who want justice for past human rights abuses, Human Rights Watch said today.
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The Monster and Monterrey
The first one appeared on February 3, 2010, before sunrise. It hung from the statue of José María Morelos that faces the colonial statehouse at the center of Monterrey. Morelos was a priest turned revolutionary leader in Mexico’s war of independence,…Continue Reading
The Monster and Monterrey
The first one appeared on February 3, 2010, before sunrise. It hung from the statue of José María Morelos that faces the colonial statehouse at the center of Monterrey. Morelos was a priest turned revolutionary leader in Mexico’s war of independence,…Continue Reading
The Monster and Monterrey
The first one appeared on February 3, 2010, before sunrise. It hung from the statue of José María Morelos that faces the colonial statehouse at the center of Monterrey. Morelos was a priest turned revolutionary leader in Mexico’s war of independence,…Continue Reading
The Monster and Monterrey
The first one appeared on February 3, 2010, before sunrise. It hung from the statue of José María Morelos that faces the colonial statehouse at the center of Monterrey. Morelos was a priest turned revolutionary leader in Mexico’s war of independence,…Continue Reading
The Monster and Monterrey
The first one appeared on February 3, 2010, before sunrise. It hung from the statue of José María Morelos that faces the colonial statehouse at the center of Monterrey. Morelos was a priest turned revolutionary leader in Mexico’s war of independence,…Continue Reading
The Monster and Monterrey
The first one appeared on February 3, 2010, before sunrise. It hung from the statue of José María Morelos that faces the colonial statehouse at the center of Monterrey. Morelos was a priest turned revolutionary leader in Mexico’s war of independence,…Continue Reading
The Monster and Monterrey
The first one appeared on February 3, 2010, before sunrise. It hung from the statue of José María Morelos that faces the colonial statehouse at the center of Monterrey. Morelos was a priest turned revolutionary leader in Mexico’s war of independence,…Continue Reading
The Monster and Monterrey
The first one appeared on February 3, 2010, before sunrise. It hung from the statue of José María Morelos that faces the colonial statehouse at the center of Monterrey. Morelos was a priest turned revolutionary leader in Mexico’s war of independence,…Continue Reading
The Monster and Monterrey
The first one appeared on February 3, 2010, before sunrise. It hung from the statue of José María Morelos that faces the colonial statehouse at the center of Monterrey. Morelos was a priest turned revolutionary leader in Mexico’s war of independence,…Continue Reading
The Monster and Monterrey
The first one appeared on February 3, 2010, before sunrise. It hung from the statue of José María Morelos that faces the colonial statehouse at the center of Monterrey. Morelos was a priest turned revolutionary leader in Mexico’s war of independence,…Continue Reading