IHRAAM serves as an umbrella organization to facilitate and
    coordinate the efforts of individuals, minorities, indigenous and
    unrepresented peoples and nations to gain access to
    international law and its enforcement mechanisms concerning
    human rights and the right to self-determination.

    IHRAAM was awarded Consultative Status by the United
    Nations in 1993.  It also holds Associate Status with the UN
    Department of Public Information, and several other
    international organizations.

    IHRAAM was founded in 1985 at The Hague Academy of
    International Law in the Netherlands by African American
    attendees.  It was incorporated in 1988 in Chicago and
    registered in Canada in 1997, then federally incorporated as a
    not-for-profit in 2012.

JUST RELEASED! PROCEEDINGS OF THE
IHRAAM CHICAGO CONFERENCE
2012
"FROM CIVIL RIGHTS TO  HUMAN RIGHTS AND
SELF-DETERMINATION ?

ADDRESSING THE HARPER LEGISLATIVE
AGENDA SEEKING TO UNDO
INDIGENOUS SOVEREIGNTY RIGHTS

PROTECTING & PROMOTING WOMEN'S
RIGHTS Conference, Palais des Nations,
Geneva
AFRICAN AMERICAN STRUGGLE HEADING IN
NEW DIRECTION? IHRAAM CHICAGO
CONFERENCE, East-West University, April 2012
THE INTER-AMERICAN COMMISSION:  
CANADA MUST RESPOND AGAIN TO
IHRAAM OBSERVATIONS
(fifth time)
Human Rights in India: A Kashmir
Perspective at the United Nations
ADDRESSING HUMAN RIGHTS AND SELF-DETERMINATION IN
An international NGO in
consultative status with the
United Nations
IHRAAM ACTIVITIES AT THE
UNITED NATIONS
The UN Human Rights Council
Inter-American Commission
on Human Rights (IACHR)
The UN Permanent Forum
on Indigenous Issues (PFII)

international Human Rights Association of American Minorities (IHRAAM), 101 - 5170 Dunster Rd., Ste. 117, Nanaimo, BC V9T 6M4, Canada  tel: 250-591-4241 fax: 877-613-7868

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