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Media Global, "Women's Movement in Iraq Grows Despite Lack of International Support
The United States at the Helm of Inequality: Abstract of Speech by Janet Benshoof
On February 12, 2010, Janet Benshoof spoke at the "From Page to Practice: Broadening the lens for Reproductive and Sexual Rights" Symposium, hosted by NYU's School of law Review of law and Social Change. Benshoof's panel was entitled "Global Movements and the Human Rights Framework".
Letter to Bernard Kouchner. Re: Response to the Ministry’s Press Release on Burma
Letter to Bernard Kouchner. Re: Response to the Ministry’s Press Release on Burma, February 2010. France
Letter to Bernard Kouchner. Re: Response to the Ministry’s Press Release on Burma, February 2010. Appendix
On The Issues, “Justice for Aung San Suu Kyi: End Male Power Structures"
WINTER, 2010: On the Issues publishes an article by GJC founder and President Janet Benshoof, titled "Justice for Aung San Suu Kyi: End Male Power Structures."
This article discusses the unfair imprisonment of Aung San Suu Kyi, but also the steps that need to be taken to right the injustice to her, Burma and the global community. These steps do not end with freeing her and giving her a place as an elected official; they also need to include gender equality in power structures. As the article explains, justice is a right and all women should be given access to it.