Two Panel Discussions
Hispanic Law Students Association presents:
Two Panel Discussions
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Is U.S. Foreign Policy consistent with freedom in Central America?
Francisco Campbell
Minister Counsellor, Embassy of Nicaragua.
Ambassador Robert White
Former U.S. Ambassador to El Salvador under President Carter.
Ambassador Joe Sorzano
Former U.S. Deputy Representative to the United Nations under Ambassador Kirkpatrick.
Wednesday, April 2, 1986
7:30-9:30 pm
Rackham Auditorium
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Is there a legal or moral right to provide sanctuary in the United States?
William P. Joyce
Associate General Counsel, Immigration and Naturalization Service.
Arthur C. Helton
Director, Political Asylum Project, Lawyer's Committee for Human Rights.
Laura Dietrich
Deputy Assistant Secretary of State, Bureau of Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs.
Pamela Goldberg
Litigation Coordinator, Proyecto Libertad, Harlingen, Texas.
Tuesday, April 8. 1986
7:30-9:30 pm
Room 100 Hutchins Hall
Reception to follow in Lawyer's Club Lounge
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Co-Sponsors: Latin American Solidarity Committee, Law Student Senate, Michigan Student Assembly, Minority Student Services, Office of Ethics and Religion, Office of the President, Associate Dean of the Law School, and Trotter House.
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Embassy of Nicaragua
Hispanic Law Students Association
United Nations
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Lawyer's Committee for Human Rights
Bureau of Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs
Proyecto Libertad
Latin American Solidarity Committee (LASC)
Law School Student Senate
Michigan Student Assembly (MSA)
University of Michigan Office of Minority Student Services
University of Michigan Office of Ethics and Religion
University of Michigan Office of the President
University of Michigan Trotter House
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Agenda
Francisco Campbell
Robert White
Jimmy Carter
Jose Sorzano
William P. Joyce
Arthur C. Helton
Laura Dietrich
Pamela Goldberg
Central America
United States
El Salvador
Harlingen Texas
Rackham Auditorium
100 Hutchins Hall
Lawyer's Club Lounge