
... and that's a legitimate question...people want to be effective, successful, make a difference...
so do we - and we do!
here's a case in point ... this blog will feature human rights successes as part of its micro-mission...
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Hojjatoleslam Ezimi Qedimi. (c) Private "I am very grateful for the campaign which Amnesty started for my sake. I heard about the action while I was imprisoned. After I was released I saw letters while I was being interrogated by the security service. Your letters meant very much to me."
Iran: Hojjatoleslam Ezimi Qedimi was returned to prison on March 26, 2006 after an appeal against a one-year prison sentence was rejected on February 20, 2006 by Branch 2 of the Special Court for the Clergy. If charged, Hojjatoleslam Ezimi Qedimi could be a prisoner of conscience, held solely on account of his peaceful beliefs and activities on behalf of the Azeri Turk community in Iran. 2006-05-04
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