21. IACP - Links - Associations And Organizations Gift From Within An international Organization for Survivors of Trauma and international Association of Directors of law Enforcement Standards and http://www.theiacp.org/links/associations.htm

FAQs Contact Us Other IACP Sites Links IACP-supported Initiatives Law Enforcement Merchandise Other IACP Websites Associations and Organizations 911 Education Group Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Airborne Law Enforcement Association American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators ... The Borderpol International Association The Borderpol International Association is a fraternal non profit body dedicated to border security and safety professionals the world over. Central Station Alarm Association Center for Problem Oriented Policing The Center for Problem Oriented Policing is a private nonprofit corporation established to advance the practice of problem-oriented policing. The Center's development is being funded by the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Community Oriented Policing Services. Child Development-Community Policing Program CID Agents Association Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies Community Policing Consortium ... False Alarm Reduction Association (FARA). The False Alarm Reduction Association is an association primarily of persons employed by government and public safety agencies in charge of, or working in, False Alarm Reduction Units. Their goal is to assist these individuals in reducing false alarms for their jurisdiction. Federal Hispanic Law Enforcement Officers Association Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association Gift From Within - An International Organization for Survivors of Trauma and Victimization Articles pertinent to law enforcement include: Confidentiality in Counseling: What Police Officers Need To Know The Echoes of Violence in The Police Family Police Officers: Traumatic Spending: A Reaction to Critical Incident Stress Hispanic American Police Command Officers Association ... Jewelers' Security Alliance JSA is a non-profit trade assocation with over 20,000 members, engaged in crime prevention information and activities for the jewelry industry. We cooperate with thousands of police personnel throughout the U.S.

22. Stetson Law -- International Trade Regulation, Professor Peter Fitzgerald GOVERNMENTS, international organizations, OTHER. US Trade Representative World Trade Organization international law Research Guide http://www.law.stetson.edu/fitz/courses/itr/default.htm

Stetson University College of Law INTERNATIONAL TRADE REGULATION Course Overview and Initial Syllabus Law 3589, Fall 2004 P.L. Fitzgerald fitz@law.stetson.edu Faculty Home Page INDEX Click on any of the links below to jump directly to a specific topic or portion of this syllabus. Use the "Back" key or function on your Web Browser to return to this index. (This page was last updated on COURSE DESCRIPTION COURSE REQUIREMENTS Text and Required Materials Scheduled Class Times ... USEFUL LINKS COURSE DESCRIPTION This course will address some of the issues associated with the governmental regulation of international trade, through a problem oriented approach. At least two regulatory systems will be considered in almost every problem, one being the regulatory regime embodied in the domestic law of the country of import or export, and the other being the system of international agreements (such as WTO/GATT and NAFTA) that are intended to limit the actions which may be taken by individual governments. The impact of "globalization" within this framework will also be considered. Three major areas will be explored (1) tariffs and non-tariff barriers to trade, (2) domestic responses to import competition, and (3) trade regulation and international economic relations. These are topics which potentially concern any business dealing internationally, from global multinational corporations to small start-up ventures desiring to expand abroad.

23. Sudan Human Rights Organization The workers trades’ unionist movement was closely linked with popular and action has been formed by the unions on the basis of international law, http://www.shro-cairo.org/reports/memories.htm

SHRO-Reports 50 Years Struggle for Sudan Workers: The Memories of Mahgoub Sid Ahmed HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF WORKERS" MOVEMENT IN THE SUDAN (1946-1996) BY MAHGOUB SID AHMED In 1996, SHRO-Cairo published a unique book on the Human Rights and the Development of Workers' Movement in The Sudan (1946-1996) by the famous Sudanese trades unionist, Ustaz Mahgoub Sid Ahmed, the Assistant Secretary General for Foreign Relations of the Sudan Workers' Trades Unions Federation (in exile). The book was compiled by Ustaz Ali Mahgoub, SHRO-Cairo executive-administrator, through a strenuous pursuit of Sid Ahmed's memories. The work was further translated by Mahgoub El-Tigani and is now in print. COVER PAGE Mahgoub Sid Ahmed "The workers trades’ unionist movement was closely linked with popular organizations in the striving for the achievement of national liberation from colonialism in the pre-independence era. Equally important, their movement collaborated with the organizations that struggled for the economic and political independence of the Sudan through the assurance of democratic rule, social welfare, and human rights for the citizenry. The relationships of the workers were strongly correlated with the farmers' movement all over the country, as well as the movement of the youth, women, and students.

24. NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS ADDRESS CONFERENCE AGAINST RACISM FOR FIRST TIME international STEERING COMMITTEE The NonGovernmental Organization Forum, held last week in That principle is well established in international law. http://www.un.org/WCAR/pressreleases/rd-d39.htm

World Conference against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance Department of Public Information News and Media Services Division New York Durban, South Africa 31 August – 7 September 2001 RD/D/39 5 September 2001 Plenary PM Meeting NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS ADDRESS CONFERENCE AGAINST RACISM FOR FIRST TIME More than a dozen non-governmental organizations this afternoon addressed the plenary session of the World Conference against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance for the first time, urging effective action on behalf of the millions of people across the globe who suffer from a wide array of discriminatory practices on a daily basis. The non-governmental organizations (NGOs), from all regions of the world, have had a massive presence in Durban since the Conference opened last Friday, approving an NGO Declaration and Programme of Action in a parallel event last weekend. In addition, an International Youth Forum was held, which also adopted its own Declaration. Presenting the NGO Declaration and Programme of Action to the Conference, the representative of the International Steering Committee said the documents reflect the diverse voices of the victims of racism. They reaffirmed many rights that have been referred to during the Conference's discussions, including the rights of indigenous peoples and to self-determination, and expressed concern about the multiple forms of discrimination suffered by women. The document stated that scourges such as racism, racial discrimination and xenophobia are based on ideological constructions that assign certain groups a position of power over others, and said the growth of aggressive nationalism and ethnocentrism as expressions of racism and xenophobia can lead to large-scale human rights violations, discrimination and persecution of targeted groups.

25. XPDNC - International Organization Labour Links Link Listing of international and Transnational Labour organizations Helsinki, UITBB, trades Union international of Workers in the Building, Wood, http://www.xpdnc.com/links/lo-int.html

Link Listing of International and Transnational Labour Organizations INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION LABOUR LINKS NO COUNTRY STATE REGION TOWN CALL LETTERS CALL NAME HQ EXTRA LETTERS EXTRA NAME LOCAL NAME ENGLISH NAME LANGUAGE TEXT Belgium Brussels KEY-Finland Operated jointly by SAK, STTK and AKAVA Multilingual Promoting Finnish worker interests to the European Union. Disseminating EU information back to the founding organisations. Belgium Brussels AK Arbeiterkammer AK Brussels Austrian Federal Chamber of Labour Representing workers interests. The European Union enlargement project grows to incorporate an economic union and a social union. Belgium Brussels CEC European Confederation of Executives and Managerial Staff A network of 15 million employed executives managers and professional staff. Canada ON St Catharines PHPA Professional Hockey Players' Association Represents American Hockey League (AHL), East Coast Hockey League (ECHL), and International Hockey League (IHL) players Canada ON Toronto NHLPA National Hockey League Players' Association A labour union whose members are the players of the NHL and whose mandate is to represent their interests.

26. Trades Union Congress - Forced Labour And Migration To The UK Study prepared by COMPAS in collaboration with the trades Union Congress. international law distinguishes between human trafficking, and human smuggling http://www.tuc.org.uk/international/tuc-9317-f0.cfm

Text only Accessibility Site map Search ... TUC Aid Directory About the TUC Congress Economy Education and Training ... Work-Life Balance Site search This subject Whole site Advanced search Email alerts We can alert you by email if there is something new in your chosen subject areas. Register your interests now. PDF version available for download PDF help Forced Labour and Migration to the UK Bridget Anderson Ben Rogaly Study prepared by COMPAS in collaboration with the Trades Union Congress TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD .. The Authors . Acknowledgements INTRODUCTION ... ANNEX .. FOREWORD Over recent years, there have been many reports in the media of the extreme forms of exploitation that some migrant workers face in Britain. The TUC has published several accounts itself. This report differs in that the researchers have put this shameful phenomenon into a bigger picture. As the researchers found people working with authorisation, such as work permit holders, can find themselves without the means to assert fundamental rights - to be paid what they have been promised, or not to have their passports withheld, for example. For those working without permission, the situation is much worse, as their fear of the authorities obliges them to accept oppressive exploitation. The greater the hostility that migrant workers fear they may encounter, whether from the media, officialdom or politicians, the greater their vulnerability. Expressing or encouraging hostility to the presence of migrants, performing vital roles within our economy, only diminishes their capacity to resist exploitation and plays into the hands of the shady employers getting rich on the back of forced labour.

27. INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS - MORE INTERPOL See international Criminal Police Organization; MERCOSUR See Southern Cone United Nations Commission on international Trade law (UNCITRAL) http://www.lawresearch.com/v2/global/ciorgs2.htm

LAW RESEARCH INTERNATIONAL LAW UNITED STATES LAW LAW SEARCH ENGINE MAINSTREET ... INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS - MORE A-D E-H I-N O-T ... W-Z [A-D] Arab Satellite Communications Organization (ARABSAT) Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Press Advisories and Press Releases Publications New Publications Backlist Asian and Pacific Coconut Community (APCC) Publications ... Asian Development Bank (ADB) News Releases Publications Asian Productivity Organization (APO) Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) News Releases ... Publications Chemical Weapons Convention. See OPCW Commission for Environmental Cooperation (NAFTA agency) Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW) Commonwealth Secretariat News Releases Commonwealth Currents ... Return to Top of List [E-H] European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) News Releases Publications European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ... European Union (EUROPA from the European Commission) Basic Reference and Current Awareness Resources Delegation of the European Commission to the United States EUROPE Magazine Press Releases Speeches ... Midday Express (News from the Spokesman's midday press briefings) On the Record (A selection of important documents, including White Papers, Green Papers, and Annual Reports)

28. ServiceLeader.org: For Volunteers: Finding International Or Overseas Volunteer O an international nonprofit organization offering 6 and 12 month volunteer positions in librarianship, media, law, the technical trades and engineering. http://www.serviceleader.org/new/volunteers/articles/2003/04/000168.php

ServiceLeader.org: For Volunteers « Creating a Plan for Volunteering Main Finding the Right Volunteer Opportunity for You » Finding International or Overseas Volunteer Opportunities This is an index of links to Web sites that provide information about outside-the-U.S. service opportunities for U.S. citizens (and any other country, for the most part). Opportunities may vary in length from one week to several years, depending on the program sponsor. Many of these organizations require participants to pay a program free as well as their own travel expenses. All Around the World: A Collection of International Service-Learning Programs (for undergraduate students) This listing was compiled in 1999 by the Florida Office of Collegiate Volunteerism for publication in its Volunteers 101 newsletter. It provides information about undergraduate study abroad programs with strong service and service-learning components. Amigos de las Americas Sponsors volunteers, primarily between the ages of 16 - 25, in public health and environmental projects in Mexico and Central and South America. Amizade A not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting volunteerism, providing community service, encouraging collaboration, and improving cultural awareness in locations throughout the world. Programs offer a mix of community service and recreation. Past projects have included building a vocational training center for street children on the Amazon, building additional rooms onto a health clinic in the Bolivian Andes, and doing some historic preservation and environmental cleanup in the Greater Yellowstone Area. Volunteers do not need any special skills, just a willingness to help.

29. Intelliware International Law – Links To Related Business, Government And Biote American Intellectual Property law Association international Trademark Association Government organizations Dealing with Bioethics and Biotechnology http://www.intelliwareint.com/Links.html

Non-Profit Organizations Business Services Intellectual Property Organizations Bioethics and Other Subject Literature ... Selected Cancer Issues and Organizations Non-Profit Organizations Women Venture Committed to helping you systemtically plan, identify resources and carry out goals in career planning, small business development and jobs in the trades. Minnesota Project Innnovation, Inc. Provides Business-Government Opportunities. Site offers multiple services to start-ups, businesses seeking grants and government contract information, technical business advice. Selling to the Government Provides Links to All State Government Procurement Offices in the United States. www.women-21.gov With more and more women starting and operating small businesses, the federal government has increased programs to help them succeed. But finding these resources can be difficult. A new Web site has been launched to serve as a "one-stop shop" for women business owners. The site, www.women-21.gov

30. University Of Baltimore School Of Law ASIL Centennial Discussion On The Theoreti American Society of international law Centennial 100 ASIL 19062006 trades on the public s ignorance about what international law is or requires. http://law.ubalt.edu/asil/teson.html

ASIL Centennial Discussion on a Just World Under Law: Why Obey International Law? Home Papers American Society of International Law University of Baltimore ... Contact Us Papers Anne Peters - Global Constitutionalism Revisited Alfred P. Rubin - One World? Defending International Law Florida State University T I realize that my assertion is as dogmatic as the one that I criticize. Am I not simply asserting my value preferences here? Does not this very discussion show that I simply dislike international law as it is? Should I not then join those who openly admit that present international legal structures are simply inadequate to deal with the problem? I L et me sketch my interpretation of the relevant rules of law in the light of human values. The first (again, without getting into detailed technical argument) is that brutal dictatorships, simply put, do not have a right to exist. What this means is that whatever consideration we owe them, including sometimes deciding not to eliminate them, will be dictated by prudence, not law. Removing such regimes is therefore permitted under an interpretation of international law guided by human values. ius ad bellum and the ius in bello The doctrine of double effect intends to capture this idea. According to this doctrine, an act in which innocents are killed is legitimate only when three conditions are satisfied:

31. International Labor Organizations - Global Policy Forum - Social Busch, Gary K. 1983, The Political Role of international trades Unions. Charnovitz, Steven 2000, The international Labour Organization in its Second http://www.globalpolicy.org/socecon/inequal/labor/history.htm

about GPF What's New Newsletter Sitemap ... *Opinion Forum International Labor Organizations By Sumner M. Rosen CU Labor Seminar September 18, 2000 Contents Introduction Brief Historical Background The First Secretariats Between the Wars ... Conclusion "You shall not abuse a needy and destitute laborer, whether a fellow countryman or a stranger in one of the communities of your land. You must pay him his wages on the same day, before the sun sets, for he is needed and urgently depends on it; else he will cry out to the Lord against you, and you will incur guilt." 1. Introduction 2. Brief Historical Background 2.1 National Labor Bodies National union bodies developed in tandem with and, especially in continental Europe, as subordinate to national movements advocating socialism or social democracy; the major exception was Britain where the Trades Union Congress (TUC) preceded and then created its political arm, the Parliamentary Labour Party. International communication helped to strengthen international linkages; dramatic events, like the 1886 Haymarket bomb in Chicago and the subsequent prosecution of anarchists accused of responsibility, stimulated international campaigns and solidarity. As unions developed, their need to address concrete issues of wages, hours and fair treatment led to separate institutions with their own structures, leaders and priorities, leaving to socialist organizations the question of revolutionary strategy on the one hand, or the struggle to build nationally effective political and parliamentary organizations on the other. The Second International, stimulated by Haymarket, was largely dominated by the socialist parties of Germany, Austria, and Sweden, already developing a wide range of activities, newspapers and programs for workers and the larger public. Like most other efforts it failed to survive World War I.

32. Eusko Legebiltzarra - Parlamento Vasco - Get Involved - Zabalik - Find Out And G Organization of the legal system international law Rights and freedoms ECONOMICS international trade Consumption Marketing Distributive trades FINANCE http://parlamento.euskadi.net/htmldocsnet_DIS/i_zabalik2.html

Getting around Get involved Contact Parliamentary work ... Exams / Tenders Get involved Zabalik Latest news How to subscribe to Zabalik In order to subscribe to the "Zabalik" news service, you should fill in the attached form with your personal data, choose the subject matters you are interested in from the attached list and click on "Send", which you can find at the end of the form. If you subscribe to this service, you will receive the information in Spanish. We recommend that you limit your choices as much as possible so that you only receive the news you are really interested in. Every week (usually each weekend) you will receive information on any new development in parliamentary motions over the last few days, and on the meetings due to be held in the upcoming days, connected to areas of interest which you have chosen. The personal data will only be used to get in contact with you in case of the e-mail service not working properly. Method of contact (telephone, address; institution ...): Contact person: E-mail address: Indicate the subjects you would be interested in receiving information on and then click on POLITICS Political framework Political party Electoral procedure and voting system Parliament Parliamentary proceedings Politics and public safety Executive power and public service INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS International affairs Cooperation policy International balance Defence EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES Community institutions and European civil service Community law European Construction Process

33. Selected Associations And Organizations Directories of Associations, Foundations, organizations international Union of Painters and Allied trades, ALCCIO, CLC Laborers international Union http://www.libraries.psu.edu/gateway/referenceshelf/assocnames.htm

34. FindArticles In Denver Journal Of International Law And Policy: December 2003 international law and Sustainable Development Past Achievements and Future World Trade Organization, General Agreement on trades in Services) http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb3262/is_200312

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Home Advanced Search IN free articles only all articles this publication FindArticles Denver Journal of International Law and Policy Save a personal copy of any page on the Web and quickly find it again with Furl.net. Get started now. (It's free.) Articles in December 2003 issue of Denver Journal of International Law and Policy International Law and Sustainable Development: Past Achievements and Future Challenges.(Book Review) by Clack, Melissa NGO's with an attitude and bayonets: a consideration of transnational criminal organizations.(non-government organizations) by Becker, John D. Dual-use free trade agreements: the contemporary alternative to high-tech export controls. by Klaus, Michael D. Immigration legislation pursuant to threats to US national security. by Patel, Ruchir Acknowledging our international criminals: Henry Kissinger and East Timor. by Mark, Brandon Whistleblowing in a foreign key: the consistency of ethics regulation under Sarbanes-Oxley with the WTO GATS provisions.(World Trade Organization, General Agreement on Trades in Services)

35. BBPC News | BuildOrBuy - Trade Associations, Standards Organizations & Technical BBPC News BuildOrBuy - Trade Associations Standards organizations. American Society for Industrial Security international http://www.buildorbuy.org/trades.html

BuildOrBuy Group Network www.buildorbuy.org www.buildorbuy.net BuildOrBuy - ADA Associations Components Dictionaries Projectors ... Google Directory - Computers Hardware Standards As a benefit to our BuildOrBuy Members, Technologies are listed first as they relate to a specific Trade Association or Organization, then the actual Trade Associations are listed last, alphabetically, more or less. Info World.com: Taking a balanced look at standards Above the Noise " ...Only four standards bodies are sanctioned by governmental agencies that have the force of law... Everybody else is just a shade of gray" Info World.com: Special Report Disruptive Technologies The ATA "Big Drive" / Fast Drive interface initiative from Maxtor Promise Technology Technical Committee T13 - (ANSI NCITS T13 ) AT Attachment, (ATA) Storage Interface - A new ATA standard, ATA/ATAPI-6... ATA/ATAPI-7 Inter National Committee for Information Technology Standards Mt. Rainier compliant

36. Vol. 9 No. 6 (June 1999) Pp. 263-268. THE GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT Public accountability within international environmental law is further Meyer, John and Brian Rowan (1977), Institutionalized organizations Formal http://www.bsos.umd.edu/gvpt/lpbr/subpages/reviews/vigaxel.htm

Vol. 9 No. 6 (June 1999) pp. 263-268. THE GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT: INSTITUTIONS, LAW, AND POLICY , Norman J. Vig and Regina S. Axelrod (Editors). Washington, DC: Congressional Quarterly, 1999. 352 pp. Reviewed by Caitilin R. Rabbitt, Doctoral Candidate, Department of Sociology, New York University. In this book, editors Norman J. Vig and Regina S. Axelrod have compiled a series of sixteen scholarly and often quite insightful articles on an important topic. The book opens with an introduction by Vig to the book’s fundamental theme: while the proliferation of international environmental policy organizations since the 1970s paralleled increases in international environmental agreements, weak international governance over the economic policies and ecological protections of individual nations may explain the limited gains in international environmental protections achieved during recent decades. Subsequent chapters are organized into four sections, the first three on international institutions and regimes, international environmental law, and international environmental policies and implementation; the last section of the book presents four national case studies of environmental policy implementation. In the first section, Marvin S. Soroos explains the environmental functions of intergovernmental organizations (IGOs - the book, incidentally, serves as a thesaurus of key acronyms within the field of international policy-making), and John McCormick summarizes the activities of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and international NGOs (INGOs) ranging from Greenpeace, known for environmental activism utilizing civil disobedience, to the Swiss-based World Conservation Union (IUCN) bridging governmental and non-governmental organizations. As both authors make clear, state and non-state actors must negotiate their way through some very deep chasms in pursuit of the national coalitions required to protect global atmospheric, aquatic, or natural resource "commons."

37. National Institute For Women In Trades, Technology & Science - Donna Milgram Pol Ms. Milgram also authored the law Enforcement Environmental Assessment Tools of Women in law Enforcement Executives, and the international Association http://www.iwitts.com/html/donna_milgram_police_bio.html

More Information About Executive Director Resume Education Bio Futures Channel Interview ... Photo - zip file Donna Milgram is Executive Director of the Women in Policing Institute,* a national organization based in Alameda, California dedicated to assisting law enforcement agencies in recruiting, integrating and retaining women police officers. The Women in Policing Institute has hosted 11 national workshops conducted by Ms. Milgram on “Recruiting Women to Policing: Strategies That Work” for police departments throughout the country. As the director of the New Workplace for Women Project, Ms. Milgram assisted the Albuquerque and Tucson Police Departments in increasing the number of female recruits from 10% to one-third of the Academy and has assisted other Police Departments in achieving similar results in recruitment and retention of women and a "zero tolerance" climate for harassment. Ms. Milgram co-authored an article with Chief Joseph Polisar (now of Garden Grove, California, previously of Albuquerque, New Mexico) detailing the successful strategies used in the Albuquerque Police Department. The article, "Recruiting, Integrating and Retaining Women Police Officers: Strategies That Work," appeared in the October 1998 issue of The Police Chief. In April 2002, Ms. Milgram wrote a follow up article for The Police Chief, entitled "Recruiting Women to Policing: Practical Strategies That Work." Ms. Milgram also authored the Law Enforcement Environmental Assessment Tools (LEEAT) under a National Institute of Justice grant for which the Durham and Albuquerque Police Departments were field-test sites. The LEEAT enables law enforcement agencies to conduct a self-assessment and develop a strategic plan for recruiting women, preventing sexual harassment and ensuring fair promotion. Other publications authored by Ms. Milgram include: "Preventing Sexual Harassment: Integration of Women into Male-Dominated Occupations - An Annotated Bibliography" and "Police Equipment & Uniforms Sized to Fit Women." Ms. Milgram was the Principal Investigator for the National Institute of Justice grant, Women in Policing: Assessing the Work Environment.

38. Human Rights Law On The WWW - Library Resources - University Of Aberdeen international organizations for Human Rights The web site of a London law firm with a strong interest in civil liberties and human rights. http://www.abdn.ac.uk/diss/library/subjectaz/law/humanrightslaw.shtml

Text only Human Rights Law on the WWW Catalogues E-journals Subject A-Z MetaLib ... Site Libraries There is a great deal of information on human rights on the World Wide Web, some provided by the main international bodies working in this field and others by pressure groups and individuals. This list aims to identify sources of full text documents (international treaties etc.), the main organizations and news of developments around the world. Click on appropriate heading below. International Documents Sources of Documents International Organisations News/Monitoring International Documents United Nations http://www.un.org./rights/ Home page for information on the human rights activities of the United Nations. The site index links to other sites: Treaties http://untreaty.un.org/ Full text and current status of all treaties deposited with the UN. UN High Commission http://www.unhchr.ch Includes news on treaty monitoring and links to legislation, documents etc. International Court of Justice http://www.icj-cij.org/

39. San Francisco Building And Construction Trades Council: Labor Links The San Francisco Building and Construction trades Council is a group of construction international and Regional Union organizations, international and http://www.sfbctc.org/links.htm

"A Century of Excellence in Craftsmanship" Michael Theriault Secretary-Treasurer 150 Executive Park, Suite 4700 San Francisco, CA 94134-3309 Fax (415) 467-3018 e-mail San Francisco Locals International and Regional Union Organizations Government Labor Services Political Tools Master Links to Union Sites and Resources Media Links recommended by Solidarity Magazine Carpet Layers, Local 12 Glaziers, Local 718 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local 6 International Union of Elevator Constructors, Local 8 Ironworkers - Field Local 377 Operating Engineers, Local Union No. 3 Plasterers, Local 66 Roofer's and Waterproofers Union, Local No.40 Sheet Metal Workers' International Association, Local 104 Teamsters, local 853 United Taxicab Workers, CWA, Local 9410 Sailors' Union of the Pacific To add a San Francisco-based local, click on the green button! means the local is affiliated with the San Francisco Building and Construction Trades Council Return to Menu AFL-CIO Home Page Working Families Network (WFN) Home Page State Building and Construction Trades Council of California, AFL-CIO

40. International Trade Information At Business.com Global trades Informational resource service for international importexport trade A list of links to international trade organizations and resources. http://www.business.com/directory/government_and_trade/international_trade/

Advertiser Center Help Web News People Jobs International Trade Information on import and export promotion agencies, trade leads and trade finance. Home Sub-Categories B2B Markets Consulting Services Customs Export Assistance ... World Trade Centers Sponsored Links Export Import Directory International Trade www.ExportNation.com International Trade Research international trade www.questia.com International trade Your Currency Trading Resource Get Exchange Information Today! www.ForExWeb.com Infotool All about International Trade Infotool - The All-in-One Reference www.medianetcaribbean.com International Trade Investing resource directory and stock market information. www.investionary.com Korea Trade - Kita.org Relating to all aspects of Korean trade www.kita.org Gyeonggi eHub Korea www.ehubkorea.com www.3dstats.com Popular Searches international trade b2b int'l trade ... export import resources more popular searches [x] exporters export-import export-import information ... trade Featured Listings What is this? Corporation for International Business: Export Assistance Offers ATA Carnets which provide duty-free customs clearance for boomerang freight and international travel and tours.

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