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Sep 17
2008
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The Geneva ConventionsPosted by Bruce Robinson in volunteer , Sonoma , rights , policy , peace , nonprofit orgs , news , media , justice , Ideas , history , government , events , education , activism |
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The Geneva Conventions are not a conference, but an international treaty signed by every established nation in the world. And there are four of them.

Miller talks about the Supreme Court ruling earlier this year that applied the Geneva Conventions to the U.S. detention facility at the Guantanamo Bay Naval Base in Cuba.

Tim Miller
The local Red Cross offers a free class to educate the public about the Geneva Conventions four times a year. Upcoming classes will be held September 20, and November 15, 9 to1 each day . For further information call (707) 577-7600, or to register online, click here .
The Society for Professional Journalists has prepared an online reference guide on the Geneva Conventions, including the full text, which can be accessed here.
For the direct link to the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, about the Geneva Convention, click here.

The new location is at 1021 Hahman Drive, next to the Boys and Girls Club, between Montgomery Village anMontgomery High School.
The dining area at Worth Our Weight includes this long, single plank table for shared meals.
This year, higher number of rattlesnakes means higher chance of finding one on your property. Leaping Lizard Rescue is a non profit organization that rescues animals using humane tactics. Hear Barbie Hoffman describe her approach below:
Political infighting has moved to a new pre-election battleground-the ballot summaries in the publicly published, non-partisan election guides.
Dave McCuan is Associate Professor of Political Science at Sonoma State University. 