Compassion and Nonviolence Leadership for Racial Justice
Justice begins with compassionate leadership. Compassion is more than our self-focused passion for what we want and need, but empathy, mercy, and respect for what…
Human Rights
Countering Violent Extremism Begins with Commitment to Human Rights
It must not be too controversial for dialogue on extremism to take a consistent stand and commitment on our shared universal human rights, or then…
Pakistan: Human Rights, Religious Freedom, and Pope Francis’ Remarks
To those who have actively shared the struggle for our universal human rights within Pakistan and around the world, we have seen how those “offended”…
Pakistan: Sindh Human Rights Officer Reports on Peace Marches
Responsible for Equality And Liberty (R.E.A.L.) has been informed by the Human Rights Officer with Government of Sindh, Pakistan, Riaz Bhutto, of recent marches in…
December 10: Human Rights Protest Outside DC Pakistan Embassy
On December 10, Human Rights Day, members of human rights groups, Hindu groups, Christian groups, joined together outside the Pakistan Embassy in Washington, DC calling…
Pakistan: Christian Sisters in Hiding After Kidnap and Forced Religious Conversion Attempts
Responsible for Equality and Liberty has received a report of the human rights violations of two women in Lahore, Pakistan. International human rights sources have…
China: 76 Falun Gong Practitioners Confirmed Persecuted To Death In 2013
NDTV Reports: “While China’s notorious Re-education through labor system has finally ended its 57 years of practice, the over 14 year long persecution of the…
Human Rights: Dignity and Identity of Elderly
Our universal human rights must include a commitment to the human rights of dignity and identity for our elderly citizens. Without a consistent commitment to…
The Choice Americans Must Make for Human Rights
On November 6, 2012 in the United States, Americans will have elections throughout the country. They will be voting on many important issues of human…
Darfur Women Action Symposium Promotes Women’s Dignity, Rights – “It’s Not Over” in Darfur
On Saturday, October 27, 2012, the Darfur Women Action Group (DWAG) began a two day Darfur Women Action Symposium at the George Washington University in…