Human rights

MEP EURO-MP TAKES 'GREEN BUS' TO FRIDAY PRAYERS - GREEN Party Euro-MP Caroline Lucas has pledged to continue fighting discrimination faced by Britain's Muslims ahead of visits to two of her South-East England constituency's mosques.

ISRAELI 'SECURITY FENCE' IS DESTROYING COMMUNITIES - PALESTINIAN communities are being divided and destroyed by Israel's 'security fence' - dubbed the 'apartheid wall' by opponents - Green MEP Caroline Lucas told a Kent public meeting ...

RIGHTS' CAMPAIGNER TATCHELL JOINS EURO-MP TO LAUNCH GREENS "GAY MANIFESTO" - 19 May, 2004 - HUMAN Rights campaigner Peter Tatchell and Green Party Euro-MP Caroline Lucas have unveiled the party's manifesto for the LGBT community, in Brighton.

GREEN EURO-MP BRINGS MIDDLE-EAST OIL TO HAMPSHIRE - 22 April, 2004 - HAMPSHIRE'S Green Party MEP Caroline Lucas is to sell fairly-traded Palestinian olive oil in Southampton next week to highlight the reality of daily life in the occupied territories. Dr Lucas will be selling the oil at a public meeting organised by Southampton Stop the War Coalition on the Palestine-Israel situation. Dr Lucas will tell the meeting about the suffering she witnessed during a fact-finding mission to the Holy Land to see the "security wall" being built by the Israeli government.

MEPs DEMAND UN INQUIRY INTO INDIAN SIKH MURDERS - GREENS CALL FOR INVESTIGATION ON 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF 'GENOCIDE' 22 April, 2004 - GREEN Party MEPs Jean Lambert (London) and Caroline Lucas (South-East England) have called for a UN investigation into whether a wave of violence against Indian Sikhs in 1984 constituted genocide.

EURO-MPs CONDEMN CIVILIAN MASSACRE IN FALLUJA - EU FACES CALLS TO PLACE CIVILIAN DEATHS ON US SUMMIT AGENDA. 21 April, 2004 - EURO-MPs have demanded an inquiry into the US military assault on Falluja, Iraq, which has left 600 dead - including 350 women and children.

MEP CALLS FOR CALM AFTER CRAWLEY TERROR ARRESTS - 6 April, 2004 - GREEN Party Euro-MP Caroline Lucas will meet religious leaders from Crawley' s Muslim and Christian communities tomorrow to discuss ways to calm heightened religious and racial tension in the town following last week's arrest of nine men accused of planning a terrorist attack.