Human Rights Magazine
Summer 2005, Volume 32, Number 3
What is Poverty?
By Susan Ann Silverstein
Housing Rights Are Human Rights
By Mayra Gomez and Bret Thiele
Race and Housing Rights in the United States: The View from Baltimore
By Philip Tegeler
Access to Justice in the New Millenium: Achieving the Promise of Pro Bono
By Scott L. Cummings
A Civil Right to Counsel for the Poor
By Paul Marvy and Debra Gardner
Economic Justice and the Future of Social Security
By Thomas D. Sutton
Predatory Lending: The New Face of Economic Injustice
By Nikitra S. Bailey
Ending Poverty in Our Time
By Jeffrey D. Sachs
Human Rights Hero: Peter B. Edelman
By Stephen J. Wermiel
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