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Title: Issues/Human Rights and Liberties - Rights Advocates An interactive medium for expression of breaches of human rights. Also information and advice on human rights can be found here.
Corporate_Legal_Times Monthly publication, providing in-house counsel resources including surveys, research directory, job bank, and discussion boards.

Police_Misconduct_-_British_Columbia,_Canada Report which outlines the growing list of instances where internal criminal offenses are being covered up.

AMAL_Human_Development_Network Organization providing technical and capacity-building support to the development and social sectors in Pakistan. Information on past and current projects, how to join.

Welfare_Reform_May_Inadvertently_Harm_Children Successful welfare reform is integrally intertwined with the maintenance of effective safety-net programs for working families and children.

Holford_Web Archive of the David's Mental Meanderings e-newsletter and other articles, primarily focusing on social and political issues in the UK from an American ex-pat perspective. Includes biographical inform

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BT's Abuse of the Free Market

British Telecom has incredibly adopted a policy which ties customers to a one year contract with no cancellation clause. This is done obviously to avoid high costs in maintaining a high speed Internet service, and obviates the need for BT to compete. The policy is an outrageous abuse on the free market. Read more.

PC World - Size Matters

Who protects the consumer against corporations and the cash corporations have tucked away? A PC World representative said "We don't need your money," to a consumer - and that is the guilty sentence. Corporations don't need our money: they have plenty from banks and stocks. Everywhere I look, I see complaints against PCWorld. I quote from dooyoo.co.uk, if another PC World complaint page mysteriously vanishes: "PC World is probably the UK’s largest retail outlet for computer goods. They have a massive range of stock ranging from the simplest software up to some top of the range hardware but they also have many flaws that are inherent due to their business practice and ethics." Added to this insult made by PCWORLD on the free market, is the additional culpability that PCWORLD is part of one company which consists of Dixons, Curreys, and the Link. These large companies all form what must be a monopoly by any standards known to the layman. Rights Advocates says PC World and the other monoliths need to be regulated and the consumer protected. Their size and favour with big money effectively insults them from free market forces. Consumers are disadvantaged, and competition suffers. Argos is fined over £15 million. Headline news was made today (19.2.03) by the incredible story that one of the UK's leading retailers (Argos) and known to almost everyone in the UK had traded illegally by fixing prices. In the largest fine ever for anti-competitive practices the chain store magnet is fored to give away over £15 million. A lot of money, how ever rich you are. Jailed Politicians Power United States politician is sentenced (September 6, 2002) to imprisonment for more than five years. The judge remarked that it was a "sad day." This was CNN headline news. Read about more jailed politicians. The United Kingdom is one of the world's most powerful countries; its legal system and political system is almost a thousand years old. It frequently remarks about human rights and issues relating to rights. Blair's Drunken Son Bush & Cocaine British politicians have long made critical remarks about drunks, and Tony Blair called British people "yobs." Shortly, after making this remark (July 2000), his son was found drunk and was arrested. His son was sixteen years old. Bush, now the US President, was arrested for drunk driving in 1976. This news was leaked to the media shortly before the 2000 Presidential election. Bush was critical of the news report. Bush was hampered with questions about his possible cocaine use in the Presidential 2000 elections. Free Speech & Jail Police Corruption Journalists jailed (1997) in England for printing language to incite crime. Corrupt police officers (2000) on trial in the USA. Government Cash Supports Failing Companies More money is spent to support a failing company. Her Majesty's Government reportedly to spend two billion pounds to support British Energy. Most company owners have to compete to make a living, but when you're in with the Government, that is not necessary. You just accept government cash, continue to fail, and then request more cash. The Government always has plenty of cash for failing companies. Rights Advocates says let the companies get better management. Prompt skill and talent, and leave government cash from the equation - don't discriminate against smaller companies. Free Speech Laws to inhibit free speech signed by President Clinton and Bush, are considered unconstitutional. CNN reports how Clinton and Bush tried to limit freedom of speech. The court adjudged that the law on Internet Decency was not constitutional and it could not be enforced. More Airline Security CNN reports the story of criticism against airlines for more secruity. This security uses labelling. People are not judged by their actions, but by their circumstances. We need security, but we need accountable security. Government sources are not forthcoming on how information is stored or used. Police & Crime - Corruption The world of police officers is again shaken by more allegations backed up by arrests against senior police officers. CNN reports how ten police officers are facing jail time following criminal charges. How close was LA Confidential to real-life? In the movie the LAPD is shown to be corrupt, using violence illegally against criminals, and the police itself sells drugs. In another police and crime story, CNN reports how a police officer faced "overwhelming evidence" that he beat and kicked a motorist. The officer was fined, and he resigned. Police and corruption again is reported at CNN. President Bush of the USA dramatically condemns court judgement. We can all imagine that if court independence did not exist in the USA, how easily government officials could impose an illegal view. The courts ruled that Bush's wishes are illegal. American courts that it is illegal to endorse the phrase "under God" in schools. Bush and the White House disagree with it - they are trying to endorse religion - they are trying to endorse illegality. The FBI publishes information about its activities. Famous people such as John Lennon, a Beatle, were criminally investigated by the FBI.

The need for better security

CNN reports how a security shot an innocent person after being provoked. In the UK, we have seen a rapid increase of private security and security cameras, all of which is entirely unregulated. The press has made reports of ex-offenders being security guards. The need is here to regulate security. RA says they should be licensed. British Crime & Politics The UK is experiencing high crime levels causing an array of surviellance cameras and advanced security systems to be installed in most towns and cities. I saw an interesting article discussing some germane issues to British crime. The UK is now dubbed "The Crime Capital" of the West. The Independent, a leading British newspaper, published findings dubbing the UK as the West's crime capital. One of the trends in British crime is that it reaches almost all parts of society. Government officials, politicians, police officers, judges are now routinely charged with crimes. Several high profile convictions, such as Lord Archer's conviction, have undermined the system, and pointed to corruption. There were numerous allegations of illegal funding in Parliament a few years ago, but politicians managed to cover up any wrong doing and bury the truth. They actually turned hostile to the media which actually had uncovered corruption after journalists were involved in impersonation to get the truth. The British system is highly authoriitarian and closed. According to law, almost all accountability is held by the Monarch who rules in God's name, and answers only to God. In practice, this means that a few well placed people (who mostly inherit their positions), control power in the UK. Most readers will know that Europe has been a hotbed of conflict and war over the last century, with issues related to socialism dominating this conflict. The British system still subscribes to values which are hundreds of years old. Another MP Arrested With so many criminal charges now brought against politicians, we are used of seeing the headlines. This time the BBC reports that a former senior Government Minister of the Crown is up on criminal charges. This made headline news in the UK. Corporate Crime Bush speaks in his radio address, saying that several of America's corporate executives were arrested. He espoused himself to the rights of investors in his address. British Gas The British Gas industry has been beset with criticisms over high salaries, and the gas industries have a terrible name. I have included a reference to one complaint, but there are hundreds in google.com. The Guardian printed a story about the criticisms made against British Gas.

RA Jokes

Lying Politicians Snakes & Lawyers How do you know when politicians are lying? Their lips are moving. What's the difference between a snake getting run over, and a lawyer? The snake has skid marks in front of it. Read about political parties around the world. This site was started after Trevor Oakley, an IT consultant, was stopped and questioned by armed police officers - one with a machine gun. He was questioned for carrying safety razors. The incident impressed upon him the need for human rights, and the vulnerability an unarmed civilian has to armed police officers.

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British Political Parties Politics Internet Scams Human Rights Worldwide Human Rights & Gay Rights Human Rights Movement The United Nations and Human Rights The US Commission on Civil Rights CNN reports widely on rights The UN supports rights. Charter 88 is an information resource in voting reform. Socialist Think Tank Co-operative Party Campaign for Homeless People International Liberty National Secular Society Terms of Service Privacy Statement Legal Statement All enquiries to admin@rightsadvocates.com Copyright: Trevor Oakley. All rights reserved. 2001.
 

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