They call for promoting universal human rights and equal opportunity for people regardless of their color, race, gender, age, ethnicity, or religious beliefs. Organizations that adopt the principles are expected to apply them to their employees, to their local communities, and to parties with which they do business. The Chronicle of Higher Education story . Details on Judge Sachs' schedule are available in his biographical sketch . The lecture will be followed by a reception, both of which are free and open to the public.
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25 March 2001 Saldahna, an Indian scholar and environmental activist, serves as the coordinator of Environmental Support Group in Bangalore, India, and will be at the UI for the next two days speaking to groups about globalization and its economic and environmental effects. View the Daily Iowan story . 22 March 2001 Leo Saldanha, an Indian scholar and environmental activist, became involved in yet another social action campaign when a devastating earthquake rocked India in January. As part of the Bangalore Response to Gujarat Earthquake initiative, he campaigned for rescue and relief efforts and is now calling for long term rehabilitation solutions. Saldanha has spent over a decade working with environmental and social action groups in India.