1990 Tribunal
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from the Special International Tribunal on the Violation of Human
Rights of Political Prisoners and Prisoners of War in United States
Prisons and Jails. Held from December 7-10, 1990 at Hunter College in
New York City, the tribunal brought together activists and organizations
from across the globe working on issues of political repression and the
human rights of political prisoners and prisoners of war held in the US
judicial system. The collection contains information and resources on
political prisoners in the United States, statements from political
prisoners in the US and the final verdict of the tribunal.
Documents
6 Documents Found
Verdict of the Special International Tribunal on the Violation of Human Rights of Political Prisoners and Prisoners of War in United States Prisons and Jails
Outline of Judgment and Verdict: Constitution of the Tribunal; Overview; The Right to Self-Determination (Native Americans, Puerto Ricans, Black People in the United States, Mexican People (Chicano) in the United States; Puerto Rican Prisoners of War; White North American Opponents of United States Government Policies; Criminalization and the Denial of the Rule of Law; Torture and Cruel, inhumane and Degrading Treatment; Verdict.
Statement from the US Poltical Prisoners to Nelson Mandela, Deputy VP of the African National Congress
statement from one recently freed political prisoner to another.
Face Reality: There Are Political Prisoners in the U.S.A.
Faces of the political prisoners being held in the United States.
1990 Tribunal Fundraiser and Registration Letter
Packet containing general and registration information concerning the 1990 Tribunal.
Dr. Luis Nieves Falcon letter to supporters
Letter asking for assistance dissiminating information about the conference.
6 Documents Found