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Democracy and Human Rights


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DEMOCRACY and HUMAN RIGHTS

Freedom of FaithFreedom of Faith,
Electronic Journal, posted August 2008
Anniversary of the 1988 Popular Democratic Uprising in Burma,
Press Statement, U.S. Department of State, August 8, 2008
Fact Sheet: The United States Supports the People of Burma,
The White House, August 7, 2008
Conviction of Dr. Saad Eddin Ibrahim,
Press Statement, U.S. Department of State, August 4, 2008

LATEST NEWS

(From America.gov: on Democracy; on Human Rights)

Former Government Minister Inspires Women of Cameroon

Aissatou Yaou recognized as champion of human rights
By Jane Morse, Staff Writer
21 August 2008

Washington -- In Cameroon, Aissatou Yaou shows that women can be good wives and mothers while working as successful professionals in the worlds of government and business.    Complete text

U.S. Foreign Aid Agency Joins with MTV to Fight Human Trafficking

Anti-trafficking documentaries reaching worldwide audience of millions
By Jane Morse, Staff Writer
20 August 2008

Washington -- In a move at odds with bureaucracy’s reputation for stodginess, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) is partnering with MTV (Music Television) on a campaign to warn young people about the dangers of human trafficking.    Complete text

Activists Want World Attention on Belarus’ Human Rights Abuses

Olga Kozulina, Raisa Mikhailovskaya call for release of political prisoners
By Jane Morse, Staff Writer
7 August 2008

Washington -- Alyaksandr Kozulin appeared on television and denounced the corruption of the current Belarusian government. Now he sits in prison.    Complete text

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