Minnesota State Senator Jordan Rasmusson’s (District 9, Republican) government accountability measure has been included in ...

On May 28, 1961, the British newspaper The London Observer publishes British lawyer Peter Benenson’s article “The Forgotten ...

In 1961, Peter Benenson read a newspaper report about two Portuguese students who had been arrested and jailed for drinking a toast to liberty in a cafe in Lisbon. Outraged, he decided to look at ways ...

Just 10 days after India conducted nuclear tests in Rajasthan’s Pokhran, Pakistan followed suit on May 28. The tests were ...

British lawyer Peter Benenson established Amnesty International in 1961 in London. The group advocates for human rights globally, including people facing strict restrictions on free speech. Recently, ...

Peter Schorsch is the President of Extensive Enterprises and is the publisher of some of Florida’s most influential new media websites, including Florida Politics and Sunburn, the morning read ...

Amnesty’s founder, Peter Benenson, was a Jew whose conversion to Catholicism led him to conclude that the path to sanctity was through abandoning national identity. Amnesty’s ultimate goal ...

Amnesty’s founder, Peter Benenson, was a Jew whose conversion to Catholicism led him to conclude that the path to sanctity was through abandoning national identity. Amnesty’s ultimate goal, he ...

Amnesty International, founded in 1961 by Peter Benenson, a Jew and Zionist, is a leader in spreading this evil. Whether in a 300-page pseudo-report that was prominently headlined in influential ...

Then, an English lawyer named Peter Benenson wrote an article in The Observer about the forgotten prisoners, and a number of other lawyers contacted me, and we met in Luxembourg and set it up. It made ...