United for Human Rights

“Expenses office supplies 804 bank charges 3,090 telephone 2,180 travel 12,483 fund raising incentives 430 human rights educ-latam 73,660 human rights world tour 19,433 human rights educ-africa 15,746 human rights events 15,146 non-investment depreciation 126 total 143,098”

“Book / tax depreciation difference 126”

“Prepaid expenses and deferred charges 1,699 0 computer equip 629 0 less accumulated depreciation 230 0 video master - human trafficking 7,770 7,770 less accumulated amortization 6,389 6,907 video master - united 41,901 41,901 less accumulated amortization 36,077 38,870 software 161 161 less accumulated amortization 161 161 total 9,303 3,894”

“REFUND PAYABLE 614 0”

“To educate the public about human rights and to promote tolerance and peace among all the people of the world.”

“Human rights awareness-latam project united for human rights partnered with the costa rica soccer federation to produce a "what are human rights" booklet featuring the costa rica national team that attended the fifa world cup in russia. During the world cup human rights lectures were delivered and booklets distributed to children across all municipalities in costa rica. Alliances were formed in 18 municipalities to promote the universal declaration of human rights as well as with 5 states in mexico. Three human rights summits were held in mexico as well as attending the human rights summit at the united nations headquarters in new york.”

“Youth for human rights world educational tour the 15th world educational tour circled the globe going to various countries and regions including cambodia, costa rica, india, mexico, the gambia,taiwan,and the u.s. In celebration of the 70th anniversary of the united nations universal declaration of human rights. Regional summits in india,mexico,and taiwan and the u.s. Expanded the tour. Many educators,associations,government officials, law enforcement agencies and other groups participated in human rights education workshops. Many new partnerships were formed to promote the united nations universal declaration of human rights.”

“African project seminars and classes were organized for children in west africa to educate them on the basic human right of education. African chapters of youth for human rights and the african literacy project were visited by a representative of the organization to ensure these chapters were working towards educating individuals on human rights and education. Classes were organized for the children in liberia to learn the study technology of l.ron hubbard. This helped the country recover from years of civil war and death from the ebola outbreak which had closed schools, depriving the children of liberia of an education.”

“Other accomplishments youth for human rights day the organization held its 15th youth for human rights day on capitol hill in washington d.c. Where youth for human rights volunteers from california, delaware,florida, and new york were presented with the prestigious presidental volunteer service award. Proclamations and congratulatory letters were received from mayors, state assemblymen,congressmen, us representatives, and more. International human rights day more than 250 worldwide events, banquets, workshops, and peace walks were held in some 60 countries to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the united nations declaration of human rights. Educators, religious leaders, scholars, students and other members of the community at large participated. Los angeles human rights events a 10 week series of human rights events was attended by various supportative individuals and groups. A petition was signed and taken to the state capitol in sacramento, california requesting that the united nations declaration of human rights be taught in all educational facilities in california. This would set a precedent for national adoption in the usa. International human rights summit the 15th annual international human rights summit was held at the united nations headquarters. The 3-day conference was attended by 95 delegates from 57 countries and 5 continents and included 400 participants from 75 countries. All shared their experiences of teaching human rights in their communities. Misc accomplishments workshops were held to raise awareness about human trafficking and propose human rights education as a preventative measure. Multi-lingual online platforms were used by educators,students,law enforcement officials, and nongovernment institutions to facilitate human rights education. This included online art and essay contests. Workshops were held in schools, colleges, and universities including train-the trainer seminars about how to teach the universal declaration of human rights.”