share Internet inventor: Poor people deserve livelihoods, not websites Get real: The Internet isn't a human right. Read more »
share Skepticism Helps Determine the Real 'Price of Sugar' I recently accepted an invitation to speak at a showing of the documentary “The Price of Sugar” sponsored by Portland State University. Read more »
share Chinese Say No to French Goods After all the protests during the U.S. and European legs of the Olympic Torch Relay, I figured a call to boycott Chinese goods may follow. Instead, it's the Chinese who are rallying behind a boycott. Read more »
share Laura Bush says no to Burma's gems-- while China asks for more. In the past year, Laura Bush has urged for the world wide boycott of Burma's gems. The first lady has stated that "Every Burmese stone bought, cut, polished, and sold sustains an illegitimate, repressive regime." Essent Read more »
share Technology and Human Rights Today's Christian Science Monitor takes a look at the important role statistics play in prosecuting human rights abuses. Read more »
share The Case for Universal Education Universal access to education is vital to the future health and well-being of our global society.Tags: educationdevelopmenthuman rightschildrenaccessrights of childrenCategories: General Globalization Read more »
