by Dianne Post | Oct 15, 2015 | Human Rights
The Arizona Capitol Times, October 15, 2015, reports: “The history of private sector involvement in corrections is a bleak, well documented tale of inmate abuse and political corruption with roots in slavery. In Worse than Slavery, David M. Oshinsky outlined the...
by Dianne Post | Sep 17, 2015 | Human Rights, Prostitution
The proposed Amnesty International policy on “sex work” violates human rights and relegates 50% of the population to second class status.
by Dianne Post | Apr 25, 2012 | Equality for Women, Human Rights
Contemporary Social Science – In this 2012 journal article, Post discusses “Kenya’s March Toward Equality for Women” based on her research and work in the country in 2011.
by Dianne Post | Jul 25, 2009 | Prostitution
Prostitution in Arizona – In preparation for legislative changes, Post wrote this report based on DPS statistics from 2005-2009 on how prostitution is defined and treated in AZ. It outlines arrests by county, age and sex and shows that some children as young as 9 were...
by Dianne Post | Jun 25, 2009 | Kosovo, Lead Poisoning
Water colored red by lead contamination. HRAP – admissibility decision – In 2009 the Human Rights Advisory Panel in Kosovo admitted the complaint filed by Post on behalf of 143 Roma claimants poisoned by lead in the camps set up by the UN after the 1999...
