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US Human Rights Network Podcast

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The US Human Rights Network's podcast keeps you informed and up to date on domestic human rights issues.

48 episodes

US Human Rights Network Podcast

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The US Human Rights Network's podcast keeps you informed and up to date on domestic human rights issues.

48 episodes

#News #US Human Rights Network #Being Human #Right

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October 2014 Quarterly Member Call 1:44:31

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Learn about the exciting work of USHRN members and partners.

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USHRN January 2015 Quarterly Member Call 1:40:29

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1:40:29

Learn about the exciting work of USHRN members and partners.

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To Geneva and Back 1:27:02

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Going Ditigal: How to Use Social Media to Expand your Human Rights Advocacy 1:11:18

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USHRN Conference Presenters Call 30:14

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Call to discuss general conference information, overall goals and expectations for workshops, and questions presenters may have.

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Training Call: How to Write an Effective Shadow Report 47:38

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This is a selection from a training call presented by the ICCPR Taskforce. This part of the recording goes through the steps of how to write an effective shadow report. It can be applied to the shadow reporting process in general (not specific to the ICCPR). Presenters include Amy Bergquist of The Advocates for Human Rights and Jamil Dakwar, of the ACLU.…

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ICCPR Training Call: How to Write and Effective Shadow Report 1:48:07

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The ICCPR Taskforce wants to take the anxiety out of creating this important advocacy tool by providing a detailed walk-through of how to write a report, how to frame your issue, and where to gather supporting information. ICCPR veterans and experts will be on hand to take your questions.

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Civil and Political Rights in the U.S. 15:29

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The US Human Rights Network is working to promote full implementation of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) by educating the public about the U.S. Government obligations under the treaty and by engaging community groups in the effective use of the treaty to promote human rights at home. This year, 2013, the US government is being reviewed on its compliance with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and community groups have an opportunity to get involved! In this podcast we speak with co-chairs of the US Human Rights Network ICCPR Taskforce, Jamil Dakwar, the Director of the American Civil Liberties Union's Human Rights Program and Nasrina Bargzie, the National Security and Civil Rights attorney at the Asian Law Caucus. Jamil provides an overview of the ICCPR, and the review process and Nasrina shares why it is important for community groups to get involved.…

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Introduction to Shadow Reporting: June 6, 2013 1:47:54

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This is a training call held by the ICCPR Taskforce as an introduction to shadow reporting. Presenters include: Katrina Anderson, Nasrina Bargzie, Marcia Johnson-Blanco, and Standish E. Willis. The call is moderated by Yolande Tomlinson.

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Report Back and Next Steps in the ICCPR Review Process, May 8, 2013 1:05:38

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On May 8, we held an informational call in which the ICCPR Delegation reported back on their trip to Geneva and we discussed the next steps to take in the ICCPR review process.

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Report Back and Next Steps in the ICCPR Review Process, May 8, 2013 1:22:27

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ICCPR Webinar: Utilizing the ICCPR Review Process 1:01:31

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The US Human Rights Network and the ICCPR Taskforce hosted a webinar on March 7th, 2013, to discuss advocacy strategy for the March Human Rights Committee session and beyond. This was an open webinar both for those going and not going to Geneva.

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Upholding Human Rights in President Obama's Second Administrations 33:30

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On January 21st, President Barack Obama was inaugurated for his second term. In this podcast we look at human rights in the United States, and what human rights defenders are calling for in President Obama’s second term. First we speak with Ejim Dike, Executive Director of the US Human Rights Network about the Network’s 2012 Human Rights Status Report which highlights current human rights concerns, obligations the US has to address them and organization defending and promoting human rights in the U.S. We also feature Jamil Dakwar, the director of the Human Rights Program at the American Civil Liberties Union, discussing the reelection of the US to the United Nation’s Human Rights Council, and the need for the US government to uphold human rights at home. And we conclude with a collage of Network members and partners expressing what they would like to see the Obama Administration do to address human rights in this second term.…

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ICCPR Webinar: Engaging with the ICCPR Review 10-24-12 1:07:45

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The US Human Rights Network and the ICCPR Task Force hosted a webinar on October 24th on how social justice groups can engage the ICCPR review process of the United States. Patrick Mutzenberg, director of the Geneva-based Centre for Civil and Political Rights, gave the main presentation.

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Worker's Rights Assembly and Caravan for Peace 22:48

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