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ANYone Blogs 4 Human Rights?
Posted by musampa • 3/09/08 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
I started non Commercial Human Rights in Georgia (Blog)
4rights.blogspot.com/ - I thinks not bad visual side
anyone has blog on Human Rights to exchange ideas or do you know any human rights blog to recommend?
thanks for help
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i will be glad to some.. where are they????? -
they will come
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fractalenlightenment.blogspot.com/ we have an issues section on our blog where we cover human rights as well -
I dont cover human rights so much I cover community service, positive stuff, how you can help out, and mommy stuff. -
if anyone blogs for human rights you can join this campaign started by Human Rights Watch
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I don't cover human rights much in my men's fashion blog, but I do publicly protest anything in alligator skin..... it's so Armani Spring 93'...yuck
metrosexmensfashion.blogspot.com/-
Fashionisto in the Street!
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wish to hear about new Human Rights Blogs
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sometimes i blog for aliens right -
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Cooper, www.blogcatalog.com/user/cooper , has one on Darfur: hellonearth.wordpress.com/ -
wow really great blog
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I am searching Human Rights Blog to establish partnership
if you blob for Human Rights you are welcome
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I am an advocate for Human Rights In The Workplace. My primary focus is on eradicating sexual harassment on the Job and getting rid of all forms of discrimination in the workplace.
sexualharassment-alltruth.blogspot.com/-
let's change UKR if you will not be against.
sorry BC administration if this is prohibited here but we have not commercial targets
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i don't know the precise def. but all my entries r concerned with human rights! -
i don't know the precise def. but all my entries r concerned with human rights!
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Animal Rights are Human Rights
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Not our focus, but we plan to cover. Visit our profile, we have several human rights blogs in our neighborhood. We'll add yours.
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I frequently blog about the Right to Self-defense. Pretty sure that's a human right.
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Can you find it here?
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Gee Mark I can't. Good thing I don't give a whit for the inane ramblings of the petty tyrants and dictators who run the UN for their personal profit. I kind of go with the Bill of Rights myself.
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So why talk about "human rights" then? Human rights are universal. The Bill of Rights includes some that we might consider inherent to our humanity, but most of them predate the Enlightenment and Western principles of universality. (See the English Parliament's Declaration of Right in 1625 and the English Bill of Rights in 1689.)
The US, by the way, is also a signatory to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. That doesn't mean your rights in this country are limited to it. It just means those are the rights upon which the representatives of humanity were able to agree everyone on the planet should possess. The right to own a gun does not rise to that level. Not even fierce gun rights proponents in our government are going around demanding that citizens everywhere in the world have the right to arm themselves. Could you imagine it?
And while your rhetoric suggests there is no point in debating the UN with you, I will point out that we helped create the UN for US political interests. That's why we fund it too. Anti-UN rhetoric and politics by the likes of former Senator Jesse Helms did this country a disservice. But not even Helms would be foolish enough to use the term dictator in the way you have here. -
Wait you mean my right to own an ak-47 and rocket launcher for self defense isn't a god given right? LIES AND PROPAGANDA -
No, you're good. God gave you that right. But he restricted it to Americans and everyone who lives in a failing or failed state.
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Mark that is pure bovine byproduct. Are you saying that self-defense isn't a human right?
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"Not even fierce gun rights proponents in our government are going around demanding that citizens everywhere in the world have the right to arm themselves. Could you imagine it?"
Most of those individuals who support gun ownership that I know, do. I could care less about what members of the "Government" think. I think you're out of touch with those who believe that the Rights outlined in the Bill of Rights are Universal.
But I'll repeat the question. Do you believe you have a right to defend yourself and your family, or not?
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None of my blogs are specifically focused on human rights.
But I do touch on the issues from time to time.
One, "Another War-on-Terror Blog" ( anotherwaronterrorblog.blogspot.com/ ), deals more often than the others. I'm not sure what you'd think of it, though.-
I added your blog URL to mine and will be perfect if you can do same:
4rights.blogspot.com/ - "Human Rights in Georgia"
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I have a Darfur Blog, it rarely gets comments but it searches well for "Darfur in Google News / Blogs. -
Have you checked out (www.iconflict.com/) "iConflict".
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I wish I could. Current juggle with number of blogs plus day work. Really have no time. But I'm solidly behind those who does.My salute to you. -
www.elainevigneault.com
She blogs for women, animals and the world ~ She's great...I've learned alot reading her ~ AND Norski too! -
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Human Rights need your help
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just go here... though it covers issues on related to human rights... love it, others love it.
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I blog on human rights and would love to have you visit my blog at itdawnedonme.wordpress.com -
I still blog/give information about human rights and I feel great about that
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Are you aware of the Bloggers Unite site? It's an excellent place to create human rights events and participate in events as well. www.bloggersunite.org/
Human Rights Day - December 10, 2009
Objective:
Celebrate Human Rights Day and stand up with people all over the world who want to make human rights a reality for everyone.
Human Rights Day marks the anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) adopted on December 10, 1948 that set down the basic principles at the very heart of the human rights movement. The UDHR has enabled remarkable progress in human rights, inspiring international human rights standards, laws and institutions that have improved the lives of many around the world.
The day is a high point in the calendar of United Nations and is normally marked by both high-level political conferences and meetings and by cultural events and exhibitions dealing with human rights issues. Many non-profit organizations and human rights activists also schedule special events to commemorate the day. Look out for events in your community!
www.un.org/events/humanrights/2008/
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