International Association of Official Human Rights Agencies
To: IAOHRA Membership From: The IAOHRA 2002 Resolution Committee Subject: IAOHRA 2002 Resolutions
The Resolution Committee hereby submits the following resolutions for action by the delegates with duly authorized voting privileges:
| Resolution No. | Title | Purpose |
| Res. 1 | Condemnation of September 11, 2001 Attacks | To Condemn the Atrocities Committed on September 11, 2001 |
| Res. 2 | Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC)/Fair Employment Practice Agencies (FEPA) Funding | To Urge Increased Funding of the EEOC/FEPA By the Congress |
| Res. 3 | Support of Fair Housing | To Urge the Maintenance of Fair Housing as a
Priority Issue Within the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development |
| Res. 4 | Amicus Curiae Brief in the Case of Meyer vs. Crank | To Direct the President and Board of Directors
of of the International Association of Official Human Rights Agencies To Apply To
Participate In The Review of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Case, Meyer vs. Crank,
Through An Amicus Curiae Brief |
| Res. 5 | Post September 11th Profiling | To Condemn Acts of Harassment, Violence, and
Profiling Perpetrated Against Individuals Because of Their Real or Perceived Race,
Ethnicity, Religion, National Origin, or Appearance |
| Res. 6 | Hate Crimes Prevention Act (HCPA) | To Urge The Passage of the Federal Hate Crimes
Prevention Act |
| Res. 7 | Health Care of Minority | To Urge Improvement of Minorities' Access to
Health Care and Delivery of Services |
| Res. 8 | Wage Disparities in the Workforce | To Urge the U.S. Congress to Pass Meaningful
Legislation to Eliminate Wage Disparities Among Women and Minorities in the Workforce |
| Res. 9 | Falun Gong In China | To Condemn the Persecution of the
Practitioners of Falun Gong by the Chinese Government |
| Res. 10 | Genetic Information Non-Discrimination Act of 2002 | To Support the Federal Senate Bill 1995 that
would Prohibit Discrimination on the Basis of Genetic Testing Information with Respect to
Health Insurance and Employment |
| Res. 11 | Election Reform Legislation | To Urge the United States Congress
House-Senate Conference Committee to Approve Strong, Comprehensive, and Meaningful
Election Reform Legislation for Enactment by Congress |
| Res. 12 | Universal Restoration of Voting Rights for Convicted Felons | To Support the Restoration of Voting Rights
for PersonsWho Have Been Released From Incarceration, and/or Have Otherwise Successfully
Completed Their Legal Obligations as a Result of a Felony Conviction |
| Res. 13 | Status of the British Columbia Human Rights Commission | To Object to the Proposed Abolishment of the British Columbia Human Rights Commission |