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wilbau is a 56 year old guy from Bad Goisern, Upper Austria, Austria
Hi! 'Twitter times' have broken loose so here I am on twitter:transitenator And to follow each others diggs and stumbles it might be also advisable to connect at friendfeed: wilbau at friendfeed
Rated • 1 review • liberties, human rights • huffingtonpost.com
From the page: "the United States needs to recommit to the human rights called for by the Declaration and the U.S. Constitution, one of the world's earliest human rights documents."
Rated • 1 review • women, human rights • bbc.co.uk
From the page: "The Universal Declaration has inspired millions fighting for freedom and justice over the past six decades and continues to be a beacon of hope for people around the world."
Rated • 1 review • politics, human rights • chron.com
From the page: "First lady Laura Bush said Wednesday she will continue to work for human rights especially women's rights in Afghanistan and Myanmar when she leaves the White House next month"
Rated • 1 review • human rights • onedayforhumanrights.com
From the page: "On Thanksgiving we have passed 600 signatures on our petition to print the UDHR in passports! "
Rated • 1 review • buddhism, zen, spirituality, human rights • bluecliffmonastery.org
Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh in USA 2009
Rated • 1 review • liberties, human rights • humanrightsfirst.com
Human rights site.
Rated • 1 review • environment, climate change, human rights • oxfam.org.uk
Rich countries' excessive carbon emissions are violating the rights of millions of the world's poorest people to life, security, food, health and shelter. "Climate change was first seen as a scientific problem, then an economic one. Now it is becoming a matter of international justice".
Rated • 1 review • liberties, human rights, climate change • irishtimes.com
From the page: "RICH COUNTRIES must start basing their climate change policies on human rights principles and stop using economic excuses to "wriggle out of their responsibilities""
Rated • 0 reviews • law, human rights • blogspot.com
