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Special Report
Letters for Peter Erlinder
May 28, 2010
Also of interest:
Egypt Delegation Press Statement - Arabic
July 8, 2012
Letter to Hillary Clinton in Support of Egyptian People
February 8, 2011
Other NLG subcommittees
& projects:
Environmental Human Rights Subcommittee
Human Rights Framework Project
Indigenous Rights Subcommittee
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October 5, 2012
International Committee members have donated beautiful items, including photography, art, political posters, home decor items, and more, to support the IC's work - organizing international...
October 5, 2012
Join the NLG International Committee for a Continuing Legal Education seminar on using international human rights principles to support litigation and organizing around economic, social and cultural...
June 28, 2012
This April, the National Lawyers Guild sent a delegation of U.S. lawyers, activists, and scholars to study Egypt's ongoing revolution. In particular, the delegation investigated the role and...
June 4, 2012
2012 marks the second year in which the Debra Evenson Venceremos International Award will be awarded by the National Lawyers Guild at its...
REGISTER TODAY - International CLE: The Inter-American System: International Options When Justice is Blocked
August 31, 2011
IC's Steven Goldberg speaks in Portland on Tunisian revolution
August 1, 2011
June 21, 2011
March 23, 2011
February 7, 2011
May 29, 2010

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In August 2008, hundreds of thousands of South Africans laid down work and joined one of the largest mass demonstrations the country has ever known.
The Africa subcommittee was created in 2007. The Africa subcommittee opposes imperialism and racism against the people of Africa, and condemns the looting of Africa's vast resources by non-Africans. The Africa subcommittee respects the right of Africans to rule themselves and to empower themselves. The Africa subcommittee's role is not to attempt to solve issues that arise between Africans. Rather, as a U.S.-based group, the Africa subcommittee will encourage the United States government to behave in a responsible and respectful manner towards Africa. However, if the subcommittee is invited to assist in human rights advocacy, the subcommittee may do so guided by fairness, justice, and historical and cultural context.
In addition to presenting educational workshops and films at the National Lawyers Guild conventions and elsewhere, the subcommittee will organize fact-finding delegations to countries on the continent.