Present Projects The United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights illustrated Book Past Projects A brochure created in 1999 for supporting the advancement of
women and children and highlights of progress made at various U.N. conferences. To view this brochure
Illustrated Book (9.9mb) (high speed connection)
Programs for United Nations conferences .
Invitation and program for the Global Tolerance Awards 2000 at the United Nations.
Letters and Certificates of Recognition
This unique compilation contains a breadth of information
on international instruments including declarations, conventions, charters, proclamations, standards, principles and treaties covering subjects such as human rights, space, disarmament, political and social science,
economics and global development issues. It brings together for the first time the actual texts of instruments and will prove to be an ideal reference for students and policy makers alike.
A letter from President Bill Clinton issued November 9,
2000 recognizing FOTUN on behalf of their work for tolerance.
A letter from President George Bush issued December 11, 2001 recognizing FOTUN on behalf of their work for tolerance.
A letter from Congressman James A. Leach (R-Iowa) issued February 10, 1993 recognizing FOTUN on behalf of their work assisting congress in hearings on how to improve the effectiveness of the U.N.
A letter from the office of High Commissioner for Human Rights issued May 17, 2001 acknowledging FOTUN's work in support of the World Conference Against Racism.
A letter from the High Commissioner for Human Rights issued December 7, 1999 acknowledging FOTUN's work in support of distribution of Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
A letter from the United Nations information Center in Washington D.C. for Human Rights issued March 14, 2001 acknowledging FOTUN's work in support of the World Conference Against Racism.
A letter from UNESCO (United Nations educational, scientific and cultural organization issued April 4, 1996 thanking FOTUN for raising $194,000 for promoting UNESCO's campaign for tolerance.
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