Loyola Phoenix: Amnesty International sponsors human rights talk
Item
Title
Loyola Phoenix: Amnesty International sponsors human rights talk
Description
This article details the contents of a talk held by Loyola's chapter of Amnesty International, an organization working to abolish torture and capital punishment. The talk was given by Tomas Bissonnette on the experiences of Guatemalan refugees of his parish. One of the parish members, a law student, spoke on the current political situation in Guatemala with Bissonnette acting as translator.
The article also includes details on how Amnesty International chiefly conducts its work through letter-writing and the membership fees for Loyola's chapter of Amnesty International.
The article also includes details on how Amnesty International chiefly conducts its work through letter-writing and the membership fees for Loyola's chapter of Amnesty International.
Date, date span, or circa acceptable
1980-10-03
File name
Loyola Phoenix 1980, October 3, page 2
Sources archive, University Archives and Special Collections or Women and Leadership Archives
University Archives and Special Collections
Source
Loyola University Archives and Special Collections, Loyola Phoenix 1980, October 3, page 2
Subject
Loyola University Chicago
Amnesty International
Student organizations
Rights
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