Mr. Morris B. Abram

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  As Morris Abram, former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Human Rights Commission and now chairman of UN Watch in Geneva, has said, "Freedom alone may not guarantee economic success.

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  Morris B. Abram , 81, chairman of U.N. Watch, former president of Brandeis University, a civil rights activist in Georgia who served on numerous government commissions and jewish internet dating a leader in the American Jewish community; of a viral infection; March 16

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  Morris Abram, Vice Chair, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights

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  served during the life of the commission.[99] The chair, Morris Abram, was appointed by President Carter, who knew Abram personally.A prominent civil rights lawyer, Abram had no specific expertise in the biomedical arena.[100] He
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  Abram controlled the tenor of the commission's deliberations, the agenda was largely directed by the staff.
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  As Chairman Abram explained in a contemporaneous article, he believed that
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  Abram perhaps took the search for consensus too far.The Commission's reports often mask areas of disagreement that were later exposed when attempts were made to implement their recommendations. Abram frequently reminded Commission members and staff that their concern was ethics and not politics; in doing so, he gave them an impossible task.For

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  • 1965 - Cardinal Bea visits the United States, and AJC's President Morris Abram greets and meets with him at Kennedy Airport, where the Cardinal stops en route to Philadelphia. (Pictured at airport meeting, left to right: Dr. John Coventry Smith, executive secretary, Commission on Ecumenical Missions, United Presbyterian Church, and vice president, National Council of Churches of Christ in the U.S.A.; AJC President Morris Abram, shaking hands with Cardinal Bea; Fr. Walter Abbott, S.J., associate editor, America magazine (rear); Cardinal Bea; Fr. Paul Maillieux, S.J., director, Center for Eastern Studies, Fordham University; Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum, AJC director of interreligious affairs.)
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  • 1965 - Cardinal Bea visits the United States, and AJC's President Morris Abram greets and meets with him at Kennedy Airport, where the Cardinal stops en route to Philadelphia. (Pictured at airport meeting, left to right: Dr. John Coventry Smith, executive secretary, Commission on Ecumenical Missions, United Presbyterian Church, and vice president, National Council of Churches of Christ in the U.S.A.; AJC President Morris Abram, shaking hands with Cardinal Bea; Fr. Walter Abbott, S.J., associate editor, America magazine (rear); Cardinal Bea; Fr. Paul Maillieux, S.J., director, Center for Eastern Studies, Fordham University; Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum, AJC director of interreligious affairs.)
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  • 1971 - At the May Annual Meeting, the American Liberties Medallion is presented to the Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, C.S.C.,president of the University of Notre Dame and chairman of the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights. (Pictured: Morris Abram, honorary AJC president, presenting the medallion to Fr.Hesburgh.)

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  [The Honorable Morris B. Abram, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, 1121 Vermont Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20425]

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  Morris B. Abram, an attorney, veteran of World War II (1941-45), and lifelong civil rights activist, was born in Fitzgerald. Among his many accomplishments were government appointments under five U.S. presidents and service as the U.S. representative to the Human Rights Commission of the United Nations.

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  Published on: 6/18/2009    Last Visited: 6/29/2009  

  The U.S. ambassador to the UN in Geneva, Morris Abram, who had been on the U.S. staff during the Nuremberg trials and was hence familiar with the "legislative intent" behind the Fourth Geneva Convention, stated on February 1, 1990, that it referred to forcible deportations that were practiced by the Nazis and not to Israeli settlement activity. (ICA-Jerusalem Center)

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  Outstanding national and international public figures- First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton; Costa Rican President Oscar Arias; Ambassador Morris B. Abram; Justice Richard Goldstone of South Africa; Gloria Steinem; and Jane Alexander-have delivered the lectures.

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  Published on: 8/17/2008    Last Visited: 8/17/2008  

  UN Watch was established in 1993 by Ambassador Morris B. Abram,. the former U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations in Geneva. ... www.genevabriefingbook.com

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