Ann Ginger's Post-Labor Day Message
In 2009, we, as a nation, face catastrophic global warming, corporate takeovers in a Great Depression, and undeclared wars in the Middle East. We, as individuals, face the loss of political rights and economic rights, loss of the ability to protect the rights of our children, loss of control of our culture, of our own destinies. Where can we turn? Click here to read the rest."The U.N. Declaration of Human Rights is the Law:
A Guide to U.D.H.R. Articles in Treaties Ratified by the U.S." Just in time for the 60th Anniversary of the Declaration of Human Rights! This book, published December 10th, 2008, is a useful guide for any activist, law-maker, or citizen concerned with international law. Now shipping! ORDER today!“Undoing the Bush/Cheney Legacy: A Tool Kit for Congress.”
Now on SALE! -- ORDER today!Now that Obama/Biden and the new Congress have been elected, here's the book you need to make real change in the first 100 days! This book contains a succinct summary of over 100 laws that should be ammended or repealed. Now with a Supplement on the Economic Crisis. Published in November, 2008.
Read excerpts from the first few pages by clicking here.
Upcoming MCLI Events:
The 2009 MCLI Continuing Legal Education | October 15, 2009
MCLI will host a CLE at the 2009 NLG national convetion in Seattle. The CLE is titled Fight for Justice: Using U.N. Treaties and
Offices of Inspector General. The list of presenters includes Bill Quigley, Susan Scott, and John Brittain. You can find out more and
preregister here. CLE credit will be arranged.
Ann F. Ginger on the KPFA Morning Show, January 6, 2009
MCLI's Executive Director discusses Israel's shelling and invasion of Gaza with the hosts of the KPFA Morning Show. Listen here!
Meiklejohn Civil Liberties Institute (MCLI) seeks to promote social change by increasing the recognition and use of existing human rights and peace law at the local and national levels.
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