| IRAQ |
In the midst of turmoil, Issa Suffy brings sanity through teaching the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
| THAILAND |
International conference brings together human rights advocates from six nations.
| ALABAMA, UNITED STATES |
With human rights education, Alabama JROTC cadets are growing up good citizens, defying the perception of their age group as the disconnected “me” generation.
| INDIA |
Indian youth are learning human rights through innovative online radio programs, not as listeners but as content producers, creating and sharing their voices with the world.
| TEXAS, UNITED STATES |
Demme turned an annual United for Human Rights tradition into a Texas-sized affair, showing that anyone can make a difference.
| CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES |
Two Sacramento cyclists make a positive impact for human rights doing what they love.
| NEW YORK |
Selected for their accomplishments in the field of human rights, 66 young men and women participated in the 14th annual Human Rights Summit of Youth for Human Rights International, held at the United Nations in New York.
| NIGERIA |
Through creative out-of-doors lessons and classroom sessions, Duke Ifeaka’s human rights movement in Nigeria is sweeping up everyone in his campaign for peace.
| PAKISTAN |
How one man is reaching thousands of Pakistani youth with human rights education before extremist groups can recruit them—creating what he calls “soldiers of peace.”
| UNITED STATES |
Radio host Kerri Kasem, daughter of Casey Kasem, shares her personal story and struggle to get human rights guaranteed.
