Human Rights

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	Title	Date	Summary
1	Women, life and freedom for Iran Bolumbu--Nkasa (Student--2021) Northern Iowan 119:27, p.03	12/5/2022	Nkasa Bolumbu writes a column piece about the revolution happening in Iran and interviews an Iranian American university student, Raha. Raha shares her experience visiting family in Iran and current events that are taking place in the country; photo.
2	Iowa does not protect trans rights Slomka--Emerson (Student--2019) Northern Iowan 117:42, p.03	3/18/2021	In the author's opinion, Iowa law and legislators do not protect transgender people. Slomka discusses recent bills concerning minors, bathrooms, and schools.
3	UNI student recounts fleeing civil war Barikor--Leziga (Class of 2019) Northern Iowan 115:40, p.02	3/4/2019	Student FourtyTwo Yet spoke about growing up in Sudan, leaving during the Second Sudanese Civil War, and living as a refugee as part of a Hot Wings, Hot Topics event hosted by the Center for Multicultural Education on March 1. Professs Stephen Gaies and Yasemin Sari were also on the panel; photo.
4	Abdication of global leadership has consequences Dausener--Josh (Student--2017) Northern Iowan 115:15, p.03	10/15/2018	The author discusses recent world events attacking human rights and Trump administration decisions. In Dausener's opinion, the United States has abdicated the global leadership role it has held since WWII, which will have serious consequences; photos.
5	Students walk out for gun control Olsasky--Clinton (Class of 2018), Kraus-Taddeo--Laney (Class of 2019), Madden--Jacob (Class of 2019) Northern Iowan 114:39, p.01	2/22/2018	A large number of students participated in a walkout for gun control organized by UNI student Emily Paul. The gathering was in reaction to the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School; photos.
6	It's time to view education differently Hebbeln--Laura Katherine (Student--2013) Northern Iowan 110:16, p.3	10/22/2013	The author reminds students to appreciative their right to receive an education. In Pakistan there was a girl that was shot standing up for women's education rights. The story of this girl shows that Americans we are truly fortunate; photo.
7	UNI to introduce the Center of Holocaust and Genocide Education Spory--Karyn Kathleen (Student--2010) Northern Iowan 107:8, p.1	9/24/2010	Stephen Gaies named director of the Center of Holocaust and Genocide Education. The Center will be coordinating with other centers to promote human rights awareness, tolerance, violence prevention, and conflict resolution.
8	The end of Miranda Boeckmann--Trevor Paul (Student--2007) Northern Iowan 106:60, p.3	7/23/2010	A Supreme Court ruling may endanger the "Miranda Rights".
9	No gods, no masters Boeckmann--Trevor Paul (Student--2007) Northern Iowan 106:37, p.4	2/19/2010	Believes that sexism is alive and well. Fundamentalist Christian leaders, such as Mark Driscoll, are preaching that women should have no voice and should not teach. Believes that little progress has been made for women's rights.
10	Do some Dalai Lama research Kaleas--Justin Cody (Student--2009) Northern Iowan 106:23, p.8	11/17/2009	States that Tibetan people live in abject poverty, while the priestly and aristocratic classes live in opulence. Women have few, if any, rights.
11	Homosexuality is not a sin Murphy--Brian Sullivan (Student--2009) Northern Iowan 106:17, p.9	10/27/2009	Questions how the Bible can be used to oppress homosexuals. Written by humans in a time when most of the world was a mystery, how can this book be relevant to the discussion of homosexuality?
12	Demand respect, but deny it to others Derringer--Cory James (Student--2009) Northern Iowan 106:9, p.6	9/29/2009	Believes that radical religions want respect for their prophets, but do not respect the prophets of other religions. "People have rights. Ideas do not."
13	UNI hosts 45th annual Model UN Conference Public Relations News Release 2008:470, p.1	4/14/2009	Model U. N. offers high school students a simulation of the diplomacy, problem-solving and responsibilities of the United Nations. James Lubker will welcome attendees and the keynote address will be presented by Donna Maier.
14	Extraordinary rendition exports U. S. dirty work Krob--Nicholas Joseph (Student--2008) Northern Iowan 105:47, p.8	4/7/2009	President Clinton granted permission for the CIA to take suspects and ship them to third party countries in order to be tortured to gain information. This practice seems to be against many of the inalienable rights granted to our citizens.
15	We shouldn't have been there at all Stout--Michael (Student--2008) Northern Iowan 105:2, p.18	9/5/2008	China accused of using the Olympics to showcase their form of government. Concerns over the lack of human rights in China should have led the U. S. not to participate; photo.
16	Virginity testing holds significance in S. Africa Gerling--Taylor R. (Student--2003) Northern Iowan 102:23, p.7	11/15/2005	Hopes that people will understand a culture before judging customs.
17	Wednesday, Oct. 5 Public Relations News Release 2005:0, p.1	10/3/2005	MADRE presents "African Indigenous Women Defending Human Rights; Museum presents "Iowa Lakeside Lab Archaeological Investigations at the Gillett Grove Site".
18	Ogbondah discusses freedom of speech and other rights in new book Stevens--Kamilah (Student--2004) Northern Iowan 100:52, p.12	4/20/2004	Professor Chris Ogbondah writes a book concerning his native homeland of Nigeria; photo.
19	What's up Northern Iowan 100:50, p.4	4/13/2004	Meetings and events planned.
20	Anniversary of Rwandan massacre observed at UNI Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1	4/1/2004	Stephen Rapp, senior prosecutor at the United Nations for the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, will speak on Thursday, April 15.
21	Reader urges rally attendance Espinoza--Eddie Northern Iowan 99:54, p.9	4/29/2003	Invites students to attend human rights rally in Lincoln Park in Waterloo.
22	Schultz gives human rights a global angle for UNI crowd Bartness--Brooke (Student--2001) Northern Iowan 99:51, p.1	4/18/2003	Dr. William Schultz, Executive Director of Amnesty International, spoke on campus about "Current Issues in Human Rights"; photo.
23	Amnesty International plans "week of action" Yesis--Charity A. (Student--2003) Northern Iowan 99:49, p.1	4/11/2003	Amnesty International plans to focus on human rights as a part of a national week of action that will begin April 14; schedule of events.
24	UNI Leadership series to focus on 'Human Rights Leadership' Thursday, March 28 Public Relations News Release 2001:380, p.1	3/25/2002	The Leaders on Leadership series allows an opportunity to see how leadership plays a part in all sectors of society.
25	Taliban not only group abusing human rights Wozniak--Jesse (Student--2001) Northern Iowan 98:24, p.10	11/30/2001	Describes human rights abuses made by the U. S. government.
26	Global panelists voice concerns Gresham--Rashaan (Student--2001) Northern Iowan 98:16, p.13	10/26/2001	International students compare life in the United States to life in their home countries; photo.
27	Three UNI students hit the books at Harvard Barrett--Teresa (Student--2001) Northern Iowan 98:3, p.12	9/11/2001	Christine Carney, Israel Msengi, and Holly Kuhn attend a week long class at Harvard University.
28	UNI hosts seminar on human rights, ethnic conflict Public Relations News Release 2000:356, p.1	4/10/2001	Jeffrey Helsing will speak on conflict management, and human rights and the curriculum as a part of the Human Rights and Ethnic Conflict seminar.
29	Human rights addressed in series Scudder--Jeffrey (Class of 2003) Northern Iowan 97:48, p.2	4/3/2001	UNI student Andy Moomaw will be one of several speakers speaking on the topic of "Human Rights Leadership."
30	UNI hosts discussion on human rights and global health Public Relations News Release 2000:344, p.1	4/2/2001	"Human Rights to Health: A Global Panel Discussion" will be held on April 3.
31	Amnesty International begins Week of Action Krastel--Laura (class of 2002) Northern Iowan 97:47, p.1	3/30/2001	Week of Action will focus on women's human rights; photo.
32	Student clarifies stance West--Keith Northern Iowan 97:40, p.8	2/23/2001	Gives reasons for supporting the proposed addition of sexual orientation to the Cedar Falls non-discrimination bill.
33	Oscar nominated 'Salvador' by Oliver Stone to be featured in UNI's human rights film series Public Relations News Release 2000:262, p.1	2/21/2001	'Salvador' will be fourth film in "Human Rights in the Americas-II" series, and will be shown on February 28.
34	Student responds to letter West--Keith Northern Iowan 97:37, p.8	2/13/2001	Responds to a letter commenting on the proposed amendment to the Cedar Falls non-discrimination code.
35	Heterosexual discrimination not valid argument Humes--Adam (Class of 2003) Northern Iowan 97:35, p.8	2/6/2001	Comments on the lack of discrimination against heterosexuals in the United States.
36	Professor commends NISG, UNI students for political participation Shankar--Hari Northern Iowan 97:34, p.7	2/2/2001	Discusses proposal made by the Cedar Falls Human Rights Commission to add sexual orientation to the Cedar Falls non-discrimination code.
37	Sexual orientation includes heterosexuals Wilson--Stacy Northern Iowan 97:34, p.9	2/2/2001	Support for the proposal made by the Cedar Falls Human Rights Committee to add sexual orientation to the Cedar Falls non-discrimination code.
38	NI questions controversy Northern Iowan 97:32, p.8	1/26/2001	Discusses a proposal made to the Cedar Falls City Council to add sexual orientation to the Cedar Falls non-discrimination code.
39	Proposed 'gay rights' legislation voted down Droll--Robert J. Northern Iowan 97:32, p.1	1/26/2001	Stan Smith, chairman of the Cedar Falls Human Rights Commission, feels that adding the proposed amendment would bring more lawsuits against the city; photo.
40	Senate votes to support equality Scudder--Jeffrey (Class of 2003) Northern Iowan 97:31, p.1	1/23/2001	NISG Senate discusses the pros and cons of supporting a proposed amendment that would add non-discrimination regarding sexual orientation to the Cedar Falls City Code.
41	UNI students lend their voices to both sides of equality debate Thornburg--Brent Northern Iowan 97:30, p.1	1/13/2001	Cedar Falls Human Rights Commission hopes to get sexual orientation added to the Cedar Fall's human rights ordinance.
42	UNI Inter-American Studies Committee and UNI Student Activities Programming Board Northern Iowan 97:17, p.3	10/24/2000	Lecture by David J. Padilla.
43	Bhabha to speak on global human rights Scudder--Jeffrey (Class of 2003) Northern Iowan 96:46, p.2	3/28/2000	Jacqueline Bhabha, Director of the Human Rights Program at the University of Chicago, to speak about policy challenges currently facing human rights.
44	UNI's Amnesty International promotes week of student action Arbuckle--Amanda A. (Class of 2001) Northern Iowan 96:46, p.12	3/28/2000	Schedule of events.
45	Jacqueline Bhabha to speak on human rights policies and education Wednesday, March 29 at the University of Northern Iowa Public Relations News Release 1999:327, p.1	3/27/2000	Jacqueline Bhabha will speak at UNI at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday, March 29, in Seerley Hall, room 115.
46	Film series on "Human Rights in the Americas" at University of Northern Iowa, Feb. 1-29 Public Relations News Release 1999:219, p.1	1/27/2000	A month-long film series being presented on the UNI campus during February focuses on human rights.
47	Non-discrimination policy provides rights for all Rawe--Jennifer Kristina (Class of 2000) Northern Iowan 96:14, p.5	10/15/1999	Column traces history of sexual orientation language in university's non-discrimination policy.
48	Student activists help promote social concerns Melloy--Kate Northern Iowan 96:12, p.1	10/8/1999	The Spitfire Tour will stop at UNI October 16, 1999, to speak about a variety of social issues; labor rights activist Charles Kernaghan will speak October 13, 1999.
49	Farajaje-Jones to discuss human rights Peterson--Sethanne Northern Iowan 95:50, p.1	4/13/1999	Professor of philosophy and religion Elias Farajaje-Jones will speak tomorrow on acquiring human rights and bonding together those interested in securing human rights. The event is part of LGBTA Pride Week.
50	Death penalty is domestic human rights abuse Grant--Jeff Northern Iowan 94:22, p.6	11/14/1997	Believes capital punishment is wrong.

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