In France, actually, the deportations of the europeans citizens, the "ROMS"
are the following of the criminals negationnists of the implication of France in Rwanda which fall in neo-nazism, where, the "jewish community" seems not really understand what is the recidive of the DEPORTATIONS of JEWS on the 26 august 1942 and the deportations of Roms on the 26 august 2010.

In hope that the CERD of the UN will punish and arrest those negationnists and dangerous criminals.

Joint a text in Ethique applied untittled in dedicace to Pierre Vidal Naquet :

As of the end of the 2010 school year, Boston Latin School was named a Core Chapter! Thanks to our amazing members whose support and enthusiasm made the BLS chapter so awesome and to the national STAND network who recognized our hard work.

My co - president, Ann Nguyen, just got back from an amazing time at STAND Camp 2010. We'll be posting her pictures and comments soon.

Peace, Love, and STAND,
Ella Mahony and the rest of BLS STAND

Actually , Standnow-France denounce :

- the avéré négationnism in France relatives to the criminals genocidaries in Rwanda
- the discrimination against the ROM people
- the negation of the International Justice realtive to ICC-CPI
- the discrimination against the IMPRESCRIPTIBILITY of the crimes of the nazis
- the negation of the genocide in Darfour

We call anf fight in a good fight for arrested those negationnists and criminals.

In CONSCIENCE.

A Standnow-France, nous avons contacté pas mal d'associations de résistants et aussi de citoyens et citoyennes libres du monde entier, des chercheurs de renommée internationale à des survivants, pour effectivement soutenir de tout coeur l'ensemble des recherches qui vont faire juger les criminels français génocidaires au Rwanda : l'actuel négationnisme des criminels français a déjà déclenché un mouvement national très profond où l'ensemble des publications laissent défaits les négationnistes de tout bord.

Today is the first day of the Voices chapter. I am sure that it will be very successful. I will keep this day updated with how the organization is growing within my school. Watch this page!

Clark STAND chapter 2009-2010:

Held weekly meetings that included events planning, careful consideration
of Clark STAND's goals in relation to the main objectives of STAND and its
umbrella organization, Genocide Intervention Network, and educational
updates on the conflicts in Sudan, Congo, and Myanmar.

Created a documentary involving both STAND and Clark students urging
Senator John Kerry to continue advocating for U.S. assistance to the Dem.
Rep. of Congo

Sold water at the Euphoria party in the cafeteria to supplement the STAND
budget

In early 2010, the Concordia Global Action Team organized and ran a book drive benefiting Invisible Children, a charity organization that benefits schoolchildren in war torn Uganda.

With over 300 books collected, the book drive was a great success for the small community in which it was held, by far the most successful event CGAT has held so far. Books were collected at a high school basketball game where spectators brought their books to the doorways where collection bins with signs were set up.

Today our STAND club met at 8:30 am. We had 13 members to attend. We are excited about next year and having a much stronger club with the new members coming from 8th grade. We worked on a t-shirt design that we hope everyone will want to wear around proudly. We look forward to our second year with our chapter. Remember be kind to everyone because we are all different in our own way!!!

Hello everyone,
Conflict Awareness Month was a huge success! Our events were well attended and we raised quite a lot of money in a short period of time for the Eastern Congo Initiative!

For pictures, please visit our website: http://www.smithstand.ning.com/ or facebook http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=199338304909.

With the passage of the Conflict Minerals Trade Act out of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, the past week has been exciting for advocates working to address the problem of conflict minerals in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Here at Stanford University’s chapter of STAND, we have another exciting (albeit smaller) success to report.