61. Bremer Puts Iraqi Civil Society And International NGOs On a. the rights of association, particularly those of the Iraqi people, guaranteedby art. 22 of The international Covenant of civil and Political rights. http://www.globalpolicy.org/ngos/aid/2003/1216probation.htm

about GPF What's New Newsletter Sitemap ... *Opinion Forum Bremer Puts Iraqi Civil Society and International NGOs on Probation Un Ponte Per ICS Intersos COSV ... Terre des Hommes December 16, 2003 Order 45 issued on November 2003 by Governor Bremer requires all organisations of Iraqi civil society and the international NGOs to register and undergo forms of control and scrutiny. This order is a serious impediment which violates the right of freedom of association. The Order : 1) Declares illegal all activities undertaken by organisations which are not registered under the guidelines of Order 45. 2) States that the organisations which are required to register include all bodies operating in the following fields: -humanitarian aid -defence of human rights -community rehabilitation -charity work -education and health -environmental protection and conservation -economic reconstruction and development -promotion of democracy -development of civil society -promotion of women's rights -any other no-profit activity 3) Order 45 violates the right of privacy of the organisations and intrudes into their internal affairs. The order requires the organisations to release information about their finances; a three-year history of the donations received; the names of their main donors, including private individuals; information about ongoing and future projects; information about their boards of directors.

62. International Religious Freedom Report 2002: Iraq Bureau of Democracy, Human rights, and Labor Releases international The Human rights Organization in iraq (HROI) reported that 1093 Shi’a were http://www.state.gov/g/drl/rls/irf/2002/13996.htm

Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor Releases International Religious Freedom Near East and North Africa Iraq International Religious Freedom Report Released by the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor The Interim Constitution provides for individual freedom of religion, provided that it does not violate "morality and public order;" however, the Government severely limits freedom of religion in practice, represses the Shi’a religious leadership, and seeks to exploit religious differences for political purposes. Islam is the official state religion. Other religions are practiced in the country, but the Government exercises repressive measures against any religious groups or organizations that are deemed not to provide full political and social support. There was no change in the status of respect for religious freedom during the period covered by this report. Although Shi’a Arabs are the largest religious group, Sunni Arabs traditionally have dominated economic and political life. Sunni Arabs are at a distinct advantage in all areas of secular life. The Government also severely restricts or bans outright many Shi’a religious practices. The Government for decades has conducted a brutal campaign of killings, summary execution, arbitrary arrest, and protracted detention against the religious leaders and followers of the majority Shi’a Muslim population and has sought to undermine the identity of minority Christian (Assyrian and Chaldean) and Yazidi groups. The regime systematically has killed senior Shi’a clerics, desecrated Shi’a mosques and holy sites, interfered with Shi’a religious education, and prevented Shi’a adherents from performing their religious rites.

63. Iraq Bureau of Democracy, Human rights, and Labor Releases international ReligiousFreedom 2003 iraq. international Religious Freedom Report 2003 http://www.state.gov/g/drl/rls/irf/2003/24452.htm

Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor Releases International Religious Freedom Near East and North Africa Iraq International Religious Freedom Report 2003 Released by the Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor The Baathist regime of Saddam Hussein was militarily overthrown by a U.S.-led Coalition in Operation Iraqi Freedom on April 9, 2003. UN Security Council Resolutions 1483, 1500, and 1511 provide that the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) administer the country, working closely with the Iraqi Governing Council (IGC), until "an internationally recognized, representative government established by the Iraqi people is sworn in and assumes the responsibilities of the Authority." This report covers religious freedom under the Saddam Hussein regime, which was in control of Iraq for most of the reporting period. Under the former regime, an interim constitution provided for individual freedom of religion if it did not violate "morality and public order." However, in practice, the Saddam regime severely limited freedom of religion, repressed the Shi'a religious leadership, and sought to exploit religious differences for political purposes.[1] Islam is the majority religion in Iraq, though other religions are practiced. The Government exercised repressive measures against any religious groupings or organizations that were deemed as not providing full political and social support to the regime.

64. ADC Decries ADC decries erosion of civil rights. AMP Report The ADC said that the invasionof iraq and its continuous occupation has caused and continue to cause http://www.archives2004.ghazali.net/html/adc_decries.html

Home Page Press Center 2003-2004 archives Islamic charities ... www.amperspective.com Online Magazine Executive Editor: Abdus Sattar Ghazali ADC – June 13, 2004 ADC decries erosion of civil rights AMP Report The American-Arab Anti Discrimination Committee (ADC) says that the Patriot Act and related regulations adopted in the post September 11 era pose a serious challenge and curtailment of civil rights and drastically undermine the foundation of American democracy. This came in resolutions the ADC passed at its 21 st annual convention held in Arlington, Virginia from 10 th to 13 th June, 2004. The ADC condemned terrorism and all forms of violence against innocent civilians regardless of the source of such violence and added that effective eradication of terrorism requires a comprehensive approach including dealing with the political motivations and root causes of terrorism. The ADC resolutions pointed out that the U.S. should assume its leadership role in the world through the promotion of the values that are reflected in our Declaration of Independence, Constitution and Bill of Rights; and the ADC would like our great nation to be perceived in the world as a credible champion of the international rule of law. The ADC said that the invasion of Iraq and its continuous occupation has caused and continue to cause irreparable damage to the U.S. and Iraq in addition to further compromising the U.S. stand in the Arab world and beyond. The ADC called for an end to the occupation of Iraq, the full restoration of the Iraqi sovereignty and a free internationally supervised election of a democratic government for the Iraqi people.

65. UCLA International Institute :: Terrorism Vs. Civil Rights: A Debate The international covenant on civil and political rights is the most importantinternational agreement that might offer them some protection, http://www.international.ucla.edu/article.asp?parentid=3576

66. RESPECT - The Unity Coalition - Policy PCS strike and jobs international civil liberties and asylum seekers Trade Union rights and low pay Young people Rural issues http://www.respectcoalition.org/index.php?ite=512

67. Delegates Praise Historic AFL-CIO Vote Calling For Rapid Withdrawal From Iraq be guaranteed full labor and civil rights under any new Iraqi constitution . Houzan Mahmoud, FWCUI’s international representative and women’s rights http://www.aflcio.org/aboutus/thisistheaflcio/convention/2005/ns07272005.cfm

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68. News Dissector Blog » On Civil Rights And Iraq Wrongs On civil rights And iraq Wrongs. Posted by Danny @ 650 am Print Email While world attention is focused on the deteriorating situation in iraq, http://www.newsdissector.com/blog/2004/05/17/on-civil-rights-and-iraq-wrongs/

@import url( http://www.newsdissector.com/blog/wp-trident.css ); News Dissector Blog Home About Contact ... May 14 May 17, 2004 On Civil Rights And Iraq Wrongs Posted by Danny @ 6:50 am Print Email this Post A RARE MEDIA MOMENT SY HERSH SKEWERS RUMMY JIMMY BRESLIN ON POINT Before we launch into the present, let us remember the past. Today marks the 50th anniversary of Brown vs. Board of Education, a 1954 Supreme Court decision that was a turning point in civil rights in America even if the "all deliberate speed" order adopted in a subsequent decision a year later ordering school integration was anything but deliberate or speedy. Most of the debate and discussion - in the New York Times or on Tavis Smiley's town meeting with black leaders seen on CSPAN - discussed the resistance to change, the disappointment with the outcome, accelerating resegregation and the slow pace of educational improvements in inner city schools. The focus, properly, is on what Brown means for America and people of color. The New York Times has a video discussion between two black scholars, Henry Louis Gates and Cornell West, worth viewing.

69. Civil Rights Suspended: Labor Nods 'yes' the international Covenant on civil and Political rights in regard to Dale Mills is an activist in the civil rights Network and a member of the http://www.socialist-alliance.org/page.php?page=275

70. Stageleft:. Life On The Left Side » Privacy & Civil Rights Things are just not going right for the US as far as iraq goes these days, Never a group to let pesky thinks like civil or human rights get in the way http://www.stageleft.info/category/privacy-civil-rights/

Stageleft:. Life on the left side Home Register RSS Contact Aug 11 Foreign citizens Posted by stageleft in War on Terror Human Rights Aug 5 But Is Buggery In The Name Of The War On Terror OK? Posted by stageleft in Iraq/Afghanistan War on Terror Aug 3 Land Of The Free (My Arse) Posted by stageleft in War on Terror Jun 28 Hot Off The Wire Bill C-38 passes 158/133; CPoC blames Liberals. Posted by stageleft in Canada Jun 14 Posted by stageleft in Apr 28 Posted by stageleft in (Right)WingNuts Mar 28 And The Catholics Looked On Posted by stageleft in Religion Human Rights Mar 22 Posted by stageleft in Current Events Mar 10 New rules Posted by stageleft in Iraq/Afghanistan War on Terror Human Rights Mar 4 Bishops can be cowboys to Does anyone remember that line working for that other fella who tried it? * All the Catholics who have ever been divorced.

71. International Socialist Review international Socialist Review Issue 36, July–August 2004. civil rights in Peril.Excerpts from civil rights in Peril The Targeting of Arabs and Muslims http://www.isreview.org/issues/36/civil_rights_peril.shtml

www ISR Sign up to receive email updates: Hosted by Topica Back to home page International Socialist Review Civil Rights in Peril Excerpts from Civil Rights in Peril: The Targeting of Arabs and Muslims (Edited by Elaine C. Hagopian), newly co-published by Pluto Press and Haymarket Books By Susan M. Akram and Kevin R. Johnson It is in the context of a particular historical and legal environment that the post—September 11 targeting of Arabs and Muslims must be understood, as this context both explains Arab and Muslim fears in time of crisis and permits such targeting to be acceptable in the public eye. Such government, public, and private acts as the unjustified FBI investigations of Arab- or Muslim-owned businesses, or the closing of Muslim and Arab bank accounts, or the shutting down of Muslim charities, or FBI visits to mosques and Muslim/Arab academics, or "special registration" and other targeted monitoring of persons only of Arab origin or Muslim faith have become quite an accepted part of the "war on terrorism." Yet, should either the government or others target white Irish Catholics or Jews or another racial/"ethnic minority in such a sustained manner, they would doubtless face significant and vociferous challenge for racial or religious profiling. Commentators have observed how popular perceptions of racial and other minorities influence their treatment under the law. As with other minority groups, this seems true for Arabs and Muslims. As Professor Natsu Saito summarizes

72. FindLaw Legal News Optional Protocol to the Convention on the rights of the Child on the involvement international Convention against the Recruitment, Use, Financing and http://news.findlaw.com/legalnews/lit/iraq/laws.html

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73. FindLaw Legal News civil rights, Communications Media Law, Constitutional Law 08/08Defense Department likely to raise troops levels in iraq this fall before any http://news.findlaw.com/legalnews/lit/iraq/

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74. The Message International - Civil Liberties And Uncivil Super-Patriotism: The St In a more reductionist terms, civil liberties, rule of law and economic of iraq s nuclear weapons program as a member of the international Atomic Energy http://www.messageonline.org/2003junejuly/cover1.htm

In the Name of Allah (SWT), the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Home I About Us I Staff I Request Sample I ... Please Subscribe Today! Previous Issues Hijab: Unveiling the Mystery Justice in Gender Relations Rediscovering Mohammad (PBUH) ... Dialogue of Civilizations The Joy and Test of Parenting Islam Against Terrorism Africa's Gift: TO THE AMERICAS Exclusive on Malcolm X The Legacy of Malik Shabazz ... Beyond Malcolm Interviews Behind the Walls Dealing in Deen Hamza Yusuf on TV, Truth, and Technomania According to a USA Today report [12/10/2002], one of the effects of post-9/11 war on terrorism is a significant rise in the membership of American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), an organization that defends civil rights in many cases, popular and unpopular. It has been a one year surge of 22%, an unprecedented rise in ACLU’s 82 year history. While terrorism has been a global reality, with which the rest of the world more or less is all too familiar with, United States has been quite successful as well as fortunate in keeping terrorism off its shore. While its streets might have plenty of crime and violence, news of terrorism was primarily heard in the context of other continents, including major countries of Europe, such as United Kingdom, Germany, Spain and so on. We in America have enjoyed a prolonged period of domestic security, save for its thugs, gangs and criminals.

75. Civil Rights Post civil rights Post provides latest World News and archive from the most comprehensiveglobal news network on civil war spectre spurs new iraq exit plans http://archive.wn.com/2005/07/27/1400/civilrightspost/

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76. Civil Rights Post civil rights Post provides latest World News and archive from the most comprehensiveglobal news iraq constitution may erode women s rights USA Today http://archive.wn.com/2005/07/31/1400/p/86/4f7bb10c1b7af3.html

Archived Page from Sunday 31 July, 2005 Click here to read today's edition Search the World News Network Any Language Afrikaans Czech Danish Dutch English Finnish French German Hausa Hungarian Indonesian Italian Malay Norwegian Polish Portuguese Romanian Slovak Spanish Swahili Swedish Tagalog Turkish Advanced Search Crime Racism Refugees ... Sitemap REGIONAL WN Africa WN Asia WN Australia WN Caribbean ... WN Politics LANGUAGE WN Languages SCIENCE AIDS Astronomer ... Middle East RELATED SITES American Civil Liberties Union Black History Citizens' Commission on Civil Rights (CCCR) Civil Rights - Law and History ... BOOKMARK THIS PAGE! MAKE THIS PAGE YOUR HOMEPAGE! WN TOOLBAR! Iraq constitution may erode women's rights Tue, 26 Jul 2005 Human Rights Law Photos War ... USA Today Related Links Proposed chapter for Iraq's constitution likely to anger wom Islam's strong role in Iraqi draft raises concerns for women Draft chapter of Iraq's constitution raises concerns about w Iraq Constitution Draft Links Islam, Law ... The British sidewalks where terror breeds Top Stories In the name of Allah Asia Times Al Qaeda CIA Islam Pakistan ... Iraq exit on the agenda Asia Times Iraq Mideast Photos Politics ... Iraq constitution may erode women's rights USA Today Human Rights Law Photos War ... Blair: Attacks Won't Change Iraq Policy Las Vegas Sun Britain Iraq Photos Terrorism ... Blair: World slept after 9/11 Blair said terrorism could never be justified. WATCHBrowse/Search The latest on the bombings probe (4:03) Friends react to the death of de Menezes (2:05) Shooting victim'... (photo: Getty Images)

77. American Civil Liberties Union : Int'l Human Rights : General GENEVA Andolan, Global rights and the American civil Liberties Union areconvening a 2004 ACLU international civil Liberties Report (12/10/2004) http://www.aclu.org/International/Internationallist.cfm?c=36

78. Draft Of Iraq Charter Looks To Islam - Africa & Middle East - International Hera BAGHDAD A working draft of the new iraq constitution cedes a strong role to have relatively liberal language aimed at ensuring various civil rights. http://www.iht.com/articles/2005/07/20/news/charter.php

Subscribe to the newspaper ARTICLE TOOLS CHANGE FORMAT PRINT PAGE EMAIL ARTICLE Business Asia by Bloomberg ... Anger grows over British raid on jail LANGUAGE TOOLS Language Tools What is this? English Definitions English->Spanish English->French English->German English->Italian Eng->Portuguese Powered by Ultralingua ARTICLE TOOLS CHANGE FORMAT PRINT PAGE EMAIL ARTICLE ) FONT ( ) FONT Draft of Iraq charter looks to Islam By Edward Wong The New York Times THURSDAY, JULY 21, 2005 BAGHDAD A working draft of the new Iraq constitution cedes a strong role to Islamic law and could curb women's rights, particularly in personal matters like divorce and family inheritance. The document's writers are also debating whether to drop a measure enshrined in the interim Constitution, written last year with American officials, that requires at least a quarter of the Iraqi Parliament to be made up of women. The draft obtained by The New York Times on Tuesday says that the government would guarantee equal rights for women, as long as those rights do not "violate Shariah," or Koranic law. American officials and secular Iraqis had kept religious language like that from appearing in the interim Constitution. If the working draft holds, the shift away from the more secular and equitable language of the interim Constitution would represent a victory for Shiite clerics and religious politicians, who now wield enormous power and had chafed at the influence exercised by the United States over the interim Constitution.

79. Rights Groups Alarmed As FBI Builds Vast Files - Americas - International Herald surrounding the war in iraq and the Republican National Convention last year . Why would the FBI collect almost 1200 pages on a civil rights http://www.iht.com/articles/2005/07/18/news/protest.php

Subscribe to the newspaper ARTICLE TOOLS CHANGE FORMAT PRINT PAGE EMAIL ARTICLE Business Asia by Bloomberg ... Remove all read clippings TODAY IN AMERICAS Oil industry braces for 2nd rough spell Trial opens for female soldier in Abu Ghraib case EU drops push to bring Iran nuclear issue to UN LANGUAGE TOOLS Language Tools What is this? English Definitions English->Spanish English->French English->German English->Italian Eng->Portuguese Powered by Ultralingua ARTICLE TOOLS CHANGE FORMAT PRINT PAGE EMAIL ARTICLE ) FONT ( ) FONT Rights groups alarmed as FBI builds vast files By Eric Lichtblau The New York Times TUESDAY, JULY 19, 2005 WASHINGTON The FBI has collected at least 3,500 pages of internal documents in the past several years on a handful of civil rights and antiwar protest groups in what the groups allege is an attempt to stifle political opposition to the Bush administration. The FBI has in its files 1,173 pages of internal documents on the American Civil Liberties Union, the leading critic of the Bush administration's antiterrorism policies, and 2,383 pages on Greenpeace, the environmental group, which has led acts of civil disobedience in protest of the administration's policies, the Justice Department disclosed in a filing this month in a U.S. court in Washington. The Justice Department filing came as part of a lawsuit under the Freedom of Information Act brought by the civil liberties union and other groups that maintain that the FBI has engaged in a pattern of political surveillance against critics of the Bush administration.

80. HURPEC News:: Nepal: Children Victims Of Violence In Ongoing Civil Conflict are forbidden under the CRC and the international Covenant on civil andPolitical rights. HURPEC(Human rights and Peace Campaign) international http://hurpeconline.com/?page=news&id=264

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