UNESCO Chair&Institute of Comparative Human Rights

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	Comparative Human Rights Bulletin September, 2004 Masekla's Music Voice of the People The Universal Language of Jazz Message from the UNESCO Chair Human Rights Alert The Night Commuters of Northern Uganda Ambassadors for Human Rights Put Ideals into Practice Finding Common Cause: Activist Risked Life for Cause a Continent Away Bearing Witness: Writer in Exile Champions Human Rights at Home Rebel With a Cause Building a Culture of Peace Death Penalty Denies Human Dignity International Influence: The Worldwide Anti-Apartheid Movement South Africa 10 Year Celebration Back to the top>>

	Comparative Human Rights Bulletin September, 2003 The Power of Personal Choice Putting Disability on the Human Rights Agenda Message from the UNESCO Chair UNESCO Chairs' First Regional Meeting in Storrs Human Rights Alert Casting Out Caste Magwan Brings 'Untouchability' to the World Stage Building a Better World Third Annual Comparative Human Rights Conference Inspired to Action Study Abroad in South Africa Expands Students' Horizons Joining Hands State Follows University in Building Ties with South Africa A Courageous Stand Grandson of 'Architect of Apartheid' Tells How He Overcame His Racist Past Back to the top>>

	Comparative Human Rights Bulletin September, 2002 A People-Shaped World Learning From Others A Comparative approach to Human Rights Message from the UNESCO Chair Mainstreaming Human Rights UNESCO Chairs Develop a Joint Agenda The Ties That Bind: Law and Hyman Rights in the U.S., South Africa George Bizos: Seeking Justice in an Unjust System Mind and Heart Student as Ambassadors for Human Rights Back to the top>>

	Comparative Human Rights Bulletin April, 2002 Message from the UNESCO Chair The Pursuit of Truth and Justice in South Africa Comparative Human Rights Conference Conference Explores Education as Human Right From the Classroom to the Community: Students as Bridge Builders Prospects for Peace in the Middle East Human Rights Alert Back to the top>>