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ADDENDUM TO ROSEVII,LE APPLICATION FOR HUMAN RIGHTS <br />CITIZEN ADVISORY COMIVIISSION <br />NUI�TBER ONE <br />My e�treme interest in human rights stems from both personal experiences and <br />preferences, as well as from my studies in Human Rights Law (both Nationally and <br />Internationally) during Law SchooL My goa1, upon completion of my judicial clerkship, <br />is to enter a field of human rights law and public policy dealing directly with the <br />protection of human rights, and a position on this committee will tie in nicely with this <br />endea�or. It will also a11ow me to immediately become a zealous advocate for the E�ei7efit <br />of others and volunteer within a group I support �ld understand. <br />Human rights are jeopardized on international, national, and regional levels by <br />policy, law, legislators, and social prejudices and climates. It's particularly important for <br />local institutions to recognize violations and react quickly t� them as to mitigate any <br />negative consequences. It is also important to recognize and understand the genesis ol' <br />human rights abuses so that communities, citizens, and watchdog groups such as the <br />Human Rights Advisory Council, can prevent then through awareness, policy. lobl�ying, <br />and education. Overall, people tend to hear more about international human rights issues <br />to the detriment of news of local human rights abuses. Its wonderful to find that <br />Roseville is so committed to human rights on a regional level and I would very much <br />appreciate an opportunity to help carry out and become part of such a humanitarian <br />endeavor. <br />NUMBER TWO <br />After some research, I find that I am still a little unsure as to what it is ��actly �at <br />this task force does. However, I assume the commission acts as watchdog group and <br />meets to discuss local issues concerning human rights (both abuses of and protections o�. <br />and then acts by helping to implement policy, lobbying and educating Roseville citizens <br />so as to protect our fundamental liberties. My guess is that this is done through work <br />with the city council, mayor, district Congressperson, and Roseville residents, as well as <br />through communication and networking with other counties: cities, and Minnesota <br />Legislators. <br />
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