Rights

During Central America Week in March 1988, hundreds of British people gave evidence to the Central America Testimony. Bishops and bricklayers, teachers and nurses who had visited the region and worked there testified at public meetings.

Throughout the world there are minority peoples who lead their lives independently of the nation state. Over generations they have watched national boundaries harden around and through their territories until they have become outcasts in their own lands. The economic activities of national societies have further undermined these people by encroaching on their land base […]

Today, one in ten of the population of the Third World is disabled. The International Year of Disabled People is a good time to look at what causes that disability and what can be done about it. This booklet is designed to do that by increasing an understanding of what ‘ needs to be done […]