How to Support Human Rights Online! Updated notes: Crimes Against Humanity #SyriaBleeds - via WendyRuthWyatt - Newsvine
First I am NOT a pro! Everything I learned is from Egyptian Protesters, directly or indirectly. 
 1. Open a Twitter account, and as many other social networking accounts
  as possible. Some may seem like a waste of time, but I add them 
anyway,  at least to begin planting seeds for Human Rights everywhere.
 As you begin to follow a supporter or protester of human rights, notice
  who is sending in relevant information, and then follow them too.  
Retweet all relevant reports concerning human rights, if they pour in  
too fast, try to focus on the most urgent issues, I usually consider  
those in physical danger priority. I have noticed that posting only  
tragic news can make my follows feel depressed, as well as myself, so I 
 try my best to keep it as positive as possible. [NOT EASY WHILE  
PROTESTING ATROCITIES!] I follow some people that have positive quotes  
from altruists and real leaders from history, so retweet something funny
  or inspiring once in awhile. 
 If I see a new face posted on my 
page, I will try to take the time to  check their profile, their tweets,
 and it is a good idea to see if  anyone you trust is following them, 
check "followers" and then followers  that you follow. 
 Another 
thing is a quick way to sabotage all your efforts is to start  arguing 
about politics or religion with fellow tweeps, don't do it! If  you want
 to join twitter to share the gospel, do it, but that is not  human 
rights support. (Being that I am a Universal Minister, I support  
freedom of religion and will retweet most prayers regardless of  
religious preference, and I join them in prayer! 
 [I personally see the Golden Threads in the foundation of most religions i.e., the Golden Rule,
  "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you." "Harm none" 
"These  are all Christ in disguise" "Mohammed loved Allah with ALL his 
heart"  The names Allah and God are synonyms for the Creator of 
Heaven  and Children. Try not to get hung up on words. I am not 
republican, but I  will follow republicans that are supporting human 
rights for all  humans.. we must look past our differences on other 
issues to unite for  human rights for everyone, which includes freedom 
of religion and voting  preferences. Anyway, enough of religion and 
politics... back to human  rights.. ]
 Realize that we are literally at war here, and are focused on some  
serious news sharing about people in danger. There is a place and a time
  for everything, supporting human rights for all humans regardless of  
religious and political affiliations, race, nationality, gender, etc.  
All discrimination must be set aside.
 Open another twitter account for other topics, if you want your 
human  rights wall to be effective for helping human rights --just my 
personal  opinion, it is a free world, so do as you please. (Just giving
 my take  on it.)
 You can have two twitter accounts for human rights so when you reach
 you  limit, log out and go to the other one, or start sharing posts on 
 Facebook and other websites.
 Install @addthis on your toolbar for faster way to keep all your  
websites updated with current news. Some advise against @addthis,  
because it doesn't let the protester know you are supporting them,  
because it doesn't work on their tweet or facebook counter. I try to  
show support with a "like" "recommend" or comment, and do share using  
their share buttons when I am not pressed for time. 
 oh yeah, when you reach your tweet limit, and it says, "Wow, that's a lot of twittering, wait for a few hours"
  you can still "favorite" plenty more links. When you favorite a link, 
 it also lets the sender know that you have "mentioned" them. 
 When I want to know what leaders are doing about all this crime going on that I am tweeting, I go to Google.com,
  and type in Assad, Mubarak, or Gaddafi, International Criminal Court, 
 etc (or topic of your concern) click search, AND then look for the tab 
 that says "more tools" on your Google page, ... on a computer it
  should be at the left side of page, about half way down. Click on it, 
 and then click on "past 24 hours" to get the latest. 
 Watch for false news, as thugs are online posting now too. Read the 
 article to make sure it is supporting freedom fighters before posting, 
 or once in a while post it only on twitter just to show others what 
kind  of crap they are saying. But don't waste precious time and energy 
 arguing with thugs. They are just hecklers trying to distract you from 
 the Great Work! :)
 If you find an urgent situation, try your best to retweet all their 
 tweeets for continued support. I am trying to help too many people  
really, so I have sort had to change my role from direct supporter to  
fishing for supporters, and still supporting too of course! 
 During the Egyptian Revolution I became in a panic when I was 
getting so  many urgent tweets, and twitter said "try again in a few 
hours" ...  That's when I started opening other websites to share news, 
and Google  to find out if leaders are doing anything yet! 
 I also write government leaders often, several times a week, 
sometimes  several times a day. I try to be careful not to ask for 
anything  protesters do not want. Intervention may be needed, but the 
protesters  must be the ones to decide what type of intervention is 
desired. Please,  regardless of your opinion, focus on what protesters 
think is best,  instead of what you think is best... it is the "whole 
idea" behind  supporting "freedom of choice" "freedom of expression" 
"freedom of  press" "freedom of speech" "freedom of religion" democracy 
etc. Support  is about supporting them, not my own personal ideas. 
 How do I know who to support? When people are being hurt, injustice 
is  obvious. I don't have to know "everything" about the issue. If an 
issue  is beyond my knowledge of the subject, I wait to see if the 
protesters I  am supporting support the idea. I am supporting "human 
rights" and the  "freedom of speech" not necessarily in agreement with 
every idea, but  it's not about me, it is about freedom! 
 The common websites used I have noticed are below: 
 Blogger, obviously.. :)
 share news to help give voice where mainstream media fails.. join these
  free websites add each one to your toolbar, using @addthis makes it 
easy  to keep up with updating multiple websites. However, the 
disadvantage  is the journalist or reporter may not know you have 
supported by sharing  their news.
 http://www.flickr.com/photos/51083150@N07/show/
 - Flicker is a good  place to share photos, and you can create various 
photo albums such as,  Assad Crimes, Gaddafi Crimes, Mubarak Crimes, 
etc.
 When photos are very graphic, flickr sometimes removes them! 
CNNiReport,  Blogger, Newsvine and Care2 will let you post there, but 
you have to  write a story, or share a story related to the photo. You 
can cut and  paste, but "quote sources" or put in you own words. Please 
be careful  not to speak for Freedom Fighters accidentally -let reader 
know your  opinion from Voice of Demonstrators ...as Freedom of Speech 
is the whole  point. I have received some opposition online, which I 
have responded  with an apology for an error, and also recognizing if 
someone curses you  out, don't take it personally, mentally give them an
 A+ for freedom of  expression. :)
 Maybe I should explain, I once received a message saying "F%$# You 
and  F&%# the United Nations" ... probably because I suggested 
victims  report crimes against humanity to UN and ICC, and people have 
been  tortured for reporting crimes! Now I understand why that may not 
be good  advice for a demonstrator / protester, but supporters should 
write  letters to protest the corruption and violence.. in my humble 
opinion,  and remain open to change my mind, with additional 
information.
 For the most part, I am here to support Freedom 
Fighters, by helping  amplifying "their" voice, but sometimes I get so 
angry about all the  violence and injustice, my voice becomes amplified 
too, thus, my freedom  of expression.
 * Important to make clear who's voice is being posted.
 Unless they are thugs of course, don't even give them the time of day. 
 They are just energy vampires, like hecklers that try to distract you  
from your mission. arguing or even speaking to them is a 100% waste of  
time and energy. Speaking from experience hehehe
 The worst thing 
they can do to you is insult you, and you could insult  them, and then 
we waste precious time acting like juveniles hehehe, I  guess this is 
dictator's Intelligence Agency, whatever!
 Anyway, facebook is 
awesome, even though it is like having a condo,  manual of rules the 
size of a bible. My wall is open, human rights news  is always welcome 
to post on my wall anytime, including comments. ...and  please send me a
 message if you notice any discrimination on on my wall  and I will 
block the source.
 Labels are important to make your posts more searchable. 
 Example of Labels: Assad Al Bashar Must be Prosecuted in International 
 Criminal Court ICC UN Crimes Against Humanity Roman Statute Elements  
Murder Torture Rape Children Women Civilians
 On twitter labels are 
called hash tags,  example, #Assad #Mubarak  #Gaddafi #Crimes 
#SyriaBleeds #Libya #TrueStory  ..etc  when many are  using the same 
tag, it becomes recognized as “Trend” that promotes  public awareness. 
 There is so much more to say, but I have to get back to work, explore! The best way to learn is hands on.
 Social networks are a good place for freedom of expression and sharing 
 news that is really important, such as saving lives. Thank you for your
  support, and checking out my links.
 May Divine Love Bless us All! Ameen~
 http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001257010353
 http://www.care2.com/news/member?sort=submitted
 http://wendyrwyatt.blogspot.com
 http://www.stumbleupon.com/stumbler/WendyWyatt/
 http://twitter.com/#!/TurtleWoman777 ***** FAST WAY TO HELP NOW!!! RETWEET INFO FOR PROTESTERS!#SyriaBleeds
 http://www.reddit.com/user/WendyWyatt
 http://digg.com/mbapsyconsultant
 http://www.delicious.com/philosophersstone2004
 http://www.google.com/profiles/MBA.PSY.Consultant#buzz
 http://www.youtube.com/user/MBAPSYconsultant?feature=mhum
 http://www.myspace.com/philosophersstone2004/
 http://ireport.cnn.com/people/WendyWyatt?numResults=10&view=documents
 - can share from facebook, and upload reports
 http://wendywyatt.newsvine.com/
 http://www.orkut.com/Main#Profile?uid=10064769863727568792
 http://paper.li/TurtleWoman777
 http://humanrights4u.tumblr.com/
 http://www.congoo.com/profile/Wendy-Wyatt
 https://www.google.com/bookmarks/l#!threadID=G2lSV94oYfOc%2FBDQe3ZQoQu86Kl_kl
 http://www.hi5.com/friend/profile/displayProfile.do?userid=602958835
 http://humanrights4udotorg.wordpress.com/ - you can import from blogger and twitter
 I will add them gradually, I have so many it takes too much time to load them all.... :)
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 Universal Declaration of Human Rights -Articles 1-5 sample of 31)
 http://www.un.org/en/documents/udhr/index.shtml
 Article 1.
 All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.They are
  endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another 
in  a spirit of brotherhood.
 Article 2.
 Everyone is entitled to 
all the rights and freedoms set forth in this  Declaration, without 
distinction of any kind, such as race, colour, sex,  language, religion,
 political or other opinion, national or social  origin, property, birth
 or other status. Furthermore, no distinction  shall be made on the 
basis of the political, jurisdictional or  international status of the 
country or territory to which a person  belongs, whether it be 
independent, trust, non-self-governing or under  any other limitation of
 sovereignty.
 Article 3.
 Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person.
 Article 4.
 No one shall be held in slavery or servitude; slavery and the slave trade shall be prohibited in all their forms.
 Article 5.
 No one shall be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.
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 Contact
 ICC - International Criminal Court
 For more information about the work of the Victims Trust Fund please contact us at:
 http://www.icc-cpi.int/Menus/ICC/Structure+of+the+Court/Victims/Contact/
 Trust Fund for Victims / Fonds au profit des victimes
 International Criminal Court / Cour Pénale Internationale
 Maanweg, 174
 2516 AB The Hague
 The Netherlands
 Tel: + 31 70 515 9000
 Fax:+ 31 70 515 9898
 Email: Trust Fund for Victims: trust.fund@icc-cpi.int
 Victims Participation and Reparations Section: vprs@icc-cpi.int 
 Office of Public Counsel for Victims: OPCV@icc-cpi.int
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 Be a reporter!
 Report your news, upload your photos, and videos to CNN
 http://ireport.cnn.com/
 and at all the other links above.
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 Give financial assistance for food, water,baby milk, medical supplies, 
 fuel, or to where ever you feel inclined to give: I will start adding  
fundraising websites here:
 http://freelibya.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=143&Itemid=143
 -you can even use PayPal.com
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