Snakes and ladders
a personal exploration of Quaker work on human rights at the United Nations
by Rachel Brett
The Quaker United Nations Office (QUNO) in Geneva enables Quaker concerns to be heard at an international level, while its quiet processes help informal but crucial talks to be held. In this book, Quaker human rights lawyer Rachel Brett outlines what is unique about how and why Quakers work at the UN. Through personal reflections on specific work and achievements, such as outlawing the use of child soldiers and advocating for conscientious objectors and women in prison, Snakes and Ladders provides an insight into QUNO's effect on people's lives.
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Snakes and ladders: a personal exploration of Quaker work on human rights at the United Nations
2012, Quaker Books
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1907123261 9781907123269
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The 2012 Swarthmore Lecture.
The lectureship is under the care of Woodbrooke Quaker Study Centre trustees. -- p. [v].
Includes bibliographical references and glossary.
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