Year-Old, Non-Government Organization: Amnesty International

"There are hundreds of human rights activists and social

The Federation of American Immigration Reform is a non-profit organization that oppose all illegal immigration in United States and advocating limited legal immigration from 1 million to 300,000 a year.

The American Bar Association (ABA), Human rights first, and Amnesty International, are three executive agencies that have helped greatly to advance human rights. I believe that these three agencies have sufficiently proven themselves worthy with ample accomplishments that support your allocating funding for them to continue helping the goal of human rights around the world.

In October 2016 Speyside created a new Pupil Council called The Senate. The aim of the Pupil Senate is to share pupils’ opinions, ideas and concerns with members of staff. Initially, the group was split into groups to discuss specific topics. The groups met regularly and have begun implementing small changes to improve our school. Last week, The Pupil Senate presented their experience during assemblies.

In my junior year of high school, I took a class called “Bigger Than You”, which allowed us students to create a non profit organization. The group I was part of founded and ran a non profit organization to provide relief to leprosy victims and orphans in India. We named our organization, “Touch the Untouchables” to symbolize the status of leprosy victims throughout the third world. They are not viewed as people at all, they are largely shunned by their communities. Leprosy victims are a forgotten people, so we took advantage of our great opportunity to provide some much needed aid to them. It was a sobering experience. Connecting myself to the lives of the impoverished lifted the veil shrouding my middle class existence from the adversity

HIMSS is a global non-profit, caused based organization which is mainly focused on improving health using Information Technology. HIMSS is widely spread all over the globe with its offices in most parts of United States, Europe and Asia. It has its main headquarter in Chicago. This organization was founded at Georgia Institute of Technology and has celebrated its 50th anniversary recently in 2011.

The world was rocked in the aftermath of World War II. The destruction left in its wake would not only have us rebuilding and piecing together our governments, cities, and economies; but our humanity as well. A humanity that was shattered in the face of consequence and a confrontation of our darkest depths of humanity; the act of war. Word of human violation spread like wildfire post world war in occupation and battle hotspots. Happenings most inane, so inhumane, they were be hard to believe that they were true. Fortunately, the spread of globalization along with the after effects of war prompted nation leaders to convene and build together a framework, a concept of Human Rights. This very act prompted Non-Governmental Organizations that watchdog and protect the interest of our basic rights to arise. The weakest and most innocent among us requires the most protection. They are our legacy and they are our future. They are our children.

I believe that undocumented people should not be given amnesty unless they’re children. I personally, have families back home waiting to come to United States legally while the undocumented people could just come to the United States, in couple of days. But from the undocumented immigrant's perspective they’re simply trying to start a better life.

I am currently a student at the Fashion Institute of Technology and will receive my bachelor’s degree in Entrepreneurship in May 2017. I am interested in obtaining an internship for spring 2017 in buying.

•Put an end to extra-judicial executions and disappearances. Amnesty International also opposes abuses by opposition groups which include taking of hostages, torture, killing of prisoners and other deliberate or arbitrary killings.

Daily, I hear the motto "Students today, world leaders tomorrow." This motivational quote inspires Brooks County High School students in the mornings to do their best of their ability in order to be successful. The bold motto clearly states that students will soon be the people of the future, and their actions will shape the world of tomorrow. Our society needs to be feel secure, knowing that the future generations will be good hands for the world.

Amnesty International is an international non-government organization that actively tries to expose and prevent human rights abuses. Their mission statement is to “unite people from all over the world to fight for human rights using our signature tactics: Research, Action, and Advocacy. (n.d. 2016)” The organization started in 1961, and has “demanded action on over 44,000 cases of human rights abuses” as of December 14, 2011 (Amnesty International Australia 0:40). The country has 3 million supporters in 150 different countries. In 2011, one of their major focuses was on releasing prisoners of conscience, who were individuals that jailed after non-violently expressing their beliefs.

As a non-profit organization, our company has been profoundly doing well in helping raise money for families. Being with an organization which is committed to providing assistance to families in impoverished towns is very generous. Although, there is a concern I would like to address regarding using certain data we are using in our annual reports.The company uses pie charts to display data and prefers one type of pie chart over the other. I feel that we should use the pie chart which demonstrates the percentages.

In the amnesty process in the TRC, as previously stated to reach reconciliation, the perpetrators were to confront the committee and the victims and discuss, in detail, their crimes. In a strange way, these testimonies, “humanized,” the perpetrators, “For those who watched the amnesty proceedings and for those who participated, the testimony humanized and particularized the perpetrator. As perpetrators gave testimony, they divulged

most important of which include: (1) anticipating the wishes and needs of the guests (2) resolving their problems and