101. Hate Crimes Asian American Pacific Islander Circles, provides legal referrals and advocacy for victims of Lawyers Committee for civil rights Under Law of Texas top http://www.lawyerscomm.org/publicpolicy/hatecrimeresourcelist.html

back to Hate Crimes Resource List and Hotlines to Report Hate Crimes in the Wake of September 11, 2001 Compiled by National Network for Immigrant and Refugee Rights 310 8th Street Suite 303 Oakland, CA 94607 Tel (510) 465-1984 Fax (510) 465-1885 www.nnirr.org Grassroots Organizers from the Muslim and Arab Community, San Francisco Bay Area San Francisco Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights SIREN Hotlines ... Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law of the Boston Bar Association Grassroots Organizers from the Muslim and Arab Community, San Francisco Bay Area top Grassroots Organizers from the Muslim and Arab Community (GOMAC) in the San Francisco Bay Area has a 24-hour hotline for people who are victims of, or witnesses to, hate crimes in the Bay Area. The number is 1 (877) 282-2288 San Francisco Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights top To report hate crimes or for assistance, contact Khari J.Tillery

102. Iowa Civil Rights Commission Corporate Survey Summary In 1998 the Iowa civil rights Commission created the Results Measures group with the goal of more individuals who are African American, Asian American, http://www.state.ia.us/government/crc/corporatesurveysummary98.html

103. GCIR - Resources - Human Rights, Civil Rights, And Civil Liberties Asian American Women Issues, Concerns and Responsive Human and civil rights Immigration Enforcement by Local Police The Impact on the civil rights of http://www.gcir.org/resources/bibliography/rights_and_liberties.htm

ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY Updated July 2004 Demographic Trends Immigrant Integration Immigration and International Migration Policy Human Rights, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties ... Leadership Development and Capacity Building Beginning in January 2004, we will update this on-line resource monthly and encourage you to submit suggestions to help us expand the depth and breadth of information available to our grantmaking members and other organizations working in this field. Please send additions to Amanda Kellet This annotated bibliography on immigrant-related topics was developed with generous support from the Annie E. Casey Foundation. Resources - Human Rights, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties The American Bar Association Commission on Immigration Policy, Practice and Pro Bono. 2003. Does Zadvydas Apply to Mariel Cubans? A Survey of Decisions Around the Nation. Washington, DC: American Bar Association. This 22-page memorandum is intended for detained Mariel Cubans and their advocates as an update on United States case law arising from the Supreme Court decision Zadvydas vis-a-vis the long-term detention of Mariel Cubans. The memorandum also discusses the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights' opinion in Rafael Ferrer-Mazorra v. United States, Case 9903, Report No. 51/01, April 4, 2001. This opinion is favorable to Mariel Cubans in long-term detention while the United States' response to the opinion is not. This memorandum is available online at

104. LPC Materials On The Evacuation And Relocation Of Japanese Americans - Reference Asian American civil rights. A good overview of Japanese American internment, including the loss of civil rights, loss of property, conditions, schooling, http://lpc1.clpccd.cc.ca.us/lpc/lrc/bibjapam_reference.html

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