Human Rights Education: The 4th R,
Working for Children's Rights, vol. 7 No. 2, Fall 1996.

Amnesty International (AI) is a worldwide movement of people acting on the convictions that governments must not deny individuals their basic human rights and that ordinary men and women can effectively pressure governments to live up to their commitments in human decency. The organization was awarded the 1977 Nobel Peace Prize for its efforts to promote global observance of the UN Universal Declaration of Human Tights. AI's effectiveness depends on its impartial application of a single standard of human rights to every country in the world.

Copies Are Available of Past Issues of Human Rights Education: The Fourth R

Copies of some previous issues of Human Tights Education: The Fourth R are available for $5 a copy:

• Women's Rights (Spring 1992)
• The Rights of Indigenous Peoples (Fall 1993)
• Human Rights Education Resources (Summer 1994)
• Human Rights Education Organizations and Projects (Summer 1995)
• Human Rights Education and the Arts (Winter 1996)

To obtain copies, contact the Human Rights Center, University of Minnesota, 439 Law Center, 229 - 19^th Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55455, Phone 612-626-0041, fax 612-625-2011.

Coming Next: Call for Submissions

The Spring 1997 issue of Human Rights Education: The Fourth R will focus on service learning, community action, and other forms of youth activism. We welcome your ideas for articles, including reports on projects and campaigns, creative writing and artwork, print and electronic resources, and essays on the topic. Please send submissions by January 15, 1997 to:

The Fourth R
c/o Human Rights Center
University of Minnesota
439 Law Center
229 - 19^th Avenue South
Minneapolis, MN 55455