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Defending Civil Liberties Internationally
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UUSC works internationally to defend civil liberties and politcal rights, which are particularly under threat in a post-9/11 environment.
UUSC upholds the principle that all people are entitled to basic human rights and civil liberties. Without robust democratic institutions, people are at risk of government abuse.
At particular risk are women, low-income persons, people of color, and members of other marginalized groups who are vulnerable by virtue of their place in society.
UUSC works in countries such as Afghanistan and Iraq to empower those who are being denied their civil liberties, recalling the words of Martin Luther King, Jr., “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.”
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UUSC partner the Torture Abolition and Survivors Support Coalition International is commemorating the 13th annual Torture Survivors Week with a human-rights training, panel discussion, and annual vigil in Washington, D.C.
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![]() UUSC Volunteer Network
Regional Coordinator Jeff Harper sought to involve Florida's
young people in social justice by supporting
human-rights education for their peers in Afghanistan.
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