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In Women Reshaping Human Rights ,ordinary yet extraordinary women tell their stories, in their own words. Their deeds span continents and have profoundly affected millions worldwide.Readers will meet Vera Laska, who as a teenager joined the resistance against the Nazis in Czechoslovakia; Dai Qing, who fights the Communist Partys grip upon the media and government in the Peoples Republic of China; and Juana Beatrice Gutierrez and the Mothers of East Los Angeles, who challenge drug dealers and toxic polluters threatening their neighborhood. Professor Bouvard provides a complete biography of every activist. The stage is thus set for each individual, who recounts real-life stories of courage that sadly until now have gone unnoticed. Finally we hear the voices of those who have transformed the quest for human rights. This volume is divided into five sections: Confronting Authoritarian Governments, Struggling with Race and Ethnicity, Seeking Enviromental Justice, Upholding Womens Rights as Human Rights, and Making the World Safe for Childern.

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title Women Reshaping Human Rights How Extraordinary Activists Are - photo 1
title:Women Reshaping Human Rights : How Extraordinary Activists Are Changing the World
author:Bouvard, Marguerite Guzman.
publisher:Scholarly Resources, Inc.
isbn10 | asin:0842025626
print isbn13:9780842025621
ebook isbn13:9780585196138
language:English
subjectHuman rights, Civil rights, Women human rights workers--Biography, Women civil rights workers--Biography.
publication date:1996
lcc:JC571.B6735 1996eb
ddc:323/.092/2
subject:Human rights, Civil rights, Women human rights workers--Biography, Women civil rights workers--Biography.
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Women Reshaping Human Rights
How Extraordinary Activists Are Changing the World
Marguerite Guzman Bouvard
Page iv 1996 by Scholarly Resources Inc All rights reserved First - photo 2
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1996 by Scholarly Resources Inc.
All rights reserved
First published 1996
Printed and bound in the United States of America
Scholarly Resources Inc.
104 Greenhill Avenue
Wilmington, DE 19805-1897
Sources for Illustrations
Chapters 1, 2, 4, 7, 9, 10, and 15: Paula Chandoha
Chapter 3: Jodi Freeman, Earth Times
Chapter 5: Provided by Daisy L. Bates
Chapter 6: Sigrid Estrada (reprinted courtesy of Simon & Schuster)
Chapters 8 and 14: Shelley Kjonstad
Chapter 11: Marguerite Guzmn Bouvard
Chapter 12: UN Photo 188850/E. Schneider
Chapter 13: Andrea Mistri
Chapter 16: Earth Times
Chapter 17: Photojournalists of newspapers of the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo
The author gratefully acknowledges the above-mentioned sources for permission to reproduce the photographs in this book.
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Bouvard, Marguerite Guzmn, 1937
Women reshaping human rights : how extraordinary activists are changing the world / Marguerite Guzmn Bouvard.
p. cm.
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN 0-8420-2562-6 (cloth : alk. paper). ISBN 0-8420
2563-4 (pbk. : alk. paper)
1. Human rights. 2. Civil rights. 3. Women human rights
workersBiography. 4. Women civil rights workersBiography.
I. Title.
JC571.B6735 1996
323'.092'2dc20
[B] 96-5126
CIP
The paper used in this publication meets the minimum requirements of the American National Standard for permanence of paper for printed library materials, Z39.48, 1984.
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For Pierre, Laurence, Michele,
Neil, and Mary,
always the center
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
With gratitude to all those who helped me in so many different ways: Dr. George Tomeh, Majed Tomeh, Marilyn Ewer, Zhu Hong, Mona Harrington, Nancy Levy-Konesky, Patsy Robertson, Eva Brantley, Leopoldo Brizuela, and Ada Alessandro. Also, my thanks to the members of my family: my husband, who provided technical support; my son Pierre, who provided me with travel and accommodations; my daughter Laurence, whose skills as a linguist and editor are reflected throughout the book; and my niece, Professor Michele Cloonan, for her organizing talents and for helping with documentation.
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CONTENTS
Introduction: Women Transforming the Battle for Human Rights
ix
Part I / Confronting Authoritarian Governments
Chapter 1 / Vera Laska
3
Chapter 2 / Eva Brantley
21
Chapter 3 / Annette Lu Hsiu-Lien
41
Chapter 4 / Dai Qing
65
Part II / Struggling with Race and Ethnicity
Chapter 5 / Daisy L. Bates
89
Chapter 6 / Hanan Mikhail Ashrawi
107
Chapter 7 / Awiakta
121
Chapter 8 / Navanethem Pillay
135
Part III / Seeking Environmental Justice
Chapter 9 / Dollie B. Burwell
159
Chapter 10 / Juana Beatrice Gutirrez and the Mothers of East Los Angeles
179
Chapter 11 / Grace Thorpe
199
Part IV / Upholding Women's Rights as Human Rights
Chapter 12 / Gertrude Mongella
221
Chapter 13 / Jessica Neuwirth and Equality Now
235
Chapter 14 / Navanethem Pillay
255
Chapter 15 / Zhu Hong
265

Page viii
Part V / Making the World Safe for Children
Chapter 16 / Liv Ullmann
287
Chapter 17 / The International Gathering of Mothers and Women in Struggle
295
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