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LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
Wars and persecution have driven more people from their homes than at any time since United Nations Refugee Agency began recording these statistics, according to a new report released today.
NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK •
Human Rights Summit of Youth for Human Rights International brings together young delegates representing 45 nations with UN ambassadors and leaders of civil society to support their work.
SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA •
A Traveling Exhibit on Santa Monica’s 3rd Street Promenade shines the cold, hard light of truth on psychiatry It is called Psychiatry: An Industry of Death, an appropriate name for an exhibit whose displays and video presentations chart the history of psychiatric brutality from its earliest beginnin
LILLE, FRANCE •
In the city of Lille near the French/Belgian border, volunteers from the two nations join forces to provide drug education materials and debunk false information about drugs.
SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA •
Psychiatric watchdog group Citizens Commission on Human Rights brings exhibit to Old Sacramento to alert parents and other concerned citizens to the deadly ramifications for children of consumption of psychiatric drugs for ADHD and anxiety.
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA •
To undercut the drug epidemic in Vancouver, B.C., the local chapter of Foundation for a Drug-Free World is going all out with drug education. A team of Vancouver volunteers takes drug education very seriously because the cost of addiction in human suffering and dollars and cents is enormous: The B.
BUDAPEST, HUNGARY •
Athletes, city officials and educators team up to bring the truth about drugs to the youth of Hungary. Completing a grueling 42-day run, the athletes of the Drug-Free Hungary Marathon have traveled some 2,000 miles, bringing their message of drug-free living to youth in 300 towns and cities.
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON •
On National Make a Difference Day, Volunteer Ministers from the Church of Scientology Seattle reach out to those in need.
SIKKIM, INDIA •
Empowering students in Sikkim, India, with 21 precepts to improve their lives.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA •
Former public information officer for the U.S. Mission to the United Nations praises Youth for Human Rights materials.