NGO Resources

There are numerous Non-Governmental Organizations that work on issues that Woody's case relates to, such as issues of human rights. Some organizations may take an interest in this case because of the violation of sanctuary aspect. Others may take an interest because of the police brutality involed.

Other non-governmental organizations are listed on the Activist Resources page.

Organizations

organization	contact	comments
Amnesty International	phone:212-627-1451 email:admin-su@aiusa.org web:www.amnesty.org	works to secure human rights the world over
Human Rights Watch	email:hrwnyc@hrw.org web:www.hwr.org address:350 Fifth Ave. 34th floor, NY, NY, 10118-3299	documents human rights abuses and defends human rights around the world
Refuse and Resist	phone:212-713-5657 email:info@refuseandresist.org web:www.refuseandresist.org address:305 Madison Ave. Suite 1166, NY, NY, 10165	fights against repression, cruelty, poverty, and police brutality
American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)	web:www.aclu.org	protects civil liberties against all types of assaults
American Civil Liberties Union of Vermont (ACLUVT)	web:members.aol.com/acluvt/home.html	Vermont chapter of the ACLU
The Public Eye (Political Research Associates)	web:www.publiceye.org/	research center for information on antidemocratic, authoritarian and oppressive movements and trends
School of the Americas Watch spokesperson:Father Roy Bourgeois	phone:202-234-3440 email:info@soaw.org web:www.soaw.org/ address:POB 4566 Washington DC 20017	documents and exposes human rights abuses by graduates of the School of the Americas, a US training facility for Latin American 'security' forces such as the killers of Archbishop Oscar Romero
CopWatch	email:copwatch@lokmail.com web:www.copwatch.com	publicizes misdeeds of corrupt police