What we do today will decide on
how the world will look like tomorrow ...
Boris Pasternak Boris Leonidovich Pasternak
prop, Russian writer ('Doctor Zhivago'), 1958 Nobel Prize for Literature, 1890-1960
Saturday, August 28, 2010
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What we do today will decide on
how the world will look like tomorrow ...
Boris Pasternak Boris Leonidovich Pasternak
prop, Russian writer ('Doctor Zhivago'), 1958 Nobel Prize for Literature, 1890-1960
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
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campaign by Amnesty International
Support the online campaign by Amnesty International, "more responsibility to the police"
http://www.amnestypolizei.de/demo/5761 # demo5761
What's this in detail?
more responsibility in the police: A campaign by Amnesty International
perpetrators unknown ...
unlawful violence, abuse and discrimination by state institutions are human rights violations. But if the perpetrators are police officers, they often go unpunished. In many cases. In Germany, too.
remain too often the perpetrators in the dark and the government do nothing.
Nothing to hide?
Human rights must be protected. The state must take action. Human rights violations must not go unpunished, because Perpetrators are not identifiable or because not properly identified and the information is prevented.
does police work in Germany for more transparency.
transparency protects human rights.
We need recognition by an individual labeling requirement for police officers. We need education through independent studies. We need protection through documentation. And prevention of human rights education. As in other countries.
this respect the German police for human rights. 
Support the online campaign by Amnesty International, "more responsibility to the police"
http://www.amnestypolizei.de/demo/5761 # demo5761
What's this in detail?
more responsibility in the police: A campaign by Amnesty International
perpetrators unknown ...
unlawful violence, abuse and discrimination by state institutions are human rights violations. But if the perpetrators are police officers, they often go unpunished. In many cases. In Germany, too.
remain too often the perpetrators in the dark and the government do nothing.
Nothing to hide?
Human rights must be protected. The state must take action. Human rights violations must not go unpunished, because Perpetrators are not identifiable or because not properly identified and the information is prevented.
does police work in Germany for more transparency.
transparency protects human rights.
We need recognition by an individual labeling requirement for police officers. We need education through independent studies. We need protection through documentation. And prevention of human rights education. As in other countries.
this respect the German police for human rights.
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