Youth Summit at the United Nations
New York August 23 – 24, 2004

Dr. Pouran Ameli, President, American-Iranian Friendship Association, welcomes delegates at the UN United Nations Church Center Rev. John Carmichael, Church of Scientology New York, introducing religious leaders Religious leaders at the service Reception in UNICEF Hall Group shot of the delegates outside the United Nations Craig Mokhiber, Deputy Director, US Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Dr. Pouran Ameli, President, American-Iranian Friendship Association Leisa Goodman, Human Rights Director, Church of Scientology International, speaks to Craig Mokhiber, Deputy Director, US Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights Melody Wooly, Eleanor Roosevelt Foundation (speaking) Mr. Hector Ortega, Permanent Mission of Mexico to the UN (speaking) Lynsey Bartilson, star of the popular TV series, Grounded for Life, is an international spokesperson for Youth for Human Rights International Mr. Ram Babu Bhakal, Permanent Mission of Nepal (speaking) Marjorie Andrade, UN Goodwill Ambassador for Brazil Delegates arrive Katherine Aspell (USA) and Eugene Yelensky (Ukraine) Panel on human rights education Australian delegate Tara Fitzpatrick Chinese delegate Hoa Wang Fay O'Choa, delegate for Guyana, tells how her country's president endorsed her human rights actions Listening to the panel discussions Mexican delegate, Allan Agami, with Mr. Hector Ortega, Permanent Mission of Mexico to the UN Natasha Jain, delegate for India, tells the summit about her meeting with the President of India UNICEF Hall during the panel discussions No Middle East Conflict here. Israel delegate Renen Wasserman and Palestine delegate Zeina Hamad Sharon Lim, South Korea, talks about human rights in her country Leisa Goodman, Human Rights Director, Church of Scientology International (at rostrum), moderated the panel on human rights education South African delegate Sasha Rajah Swiss delegate Pascal Wettstein Another group shot Tracie Morrow, a Youth for Human Rights spokesperson (at rostrum), moderated the panel on Leaders of Tomorrow Cameron Kay, aged 11, donated $1000 to the event from sale of his artwork. In the background, proud father Bob Lorenzo Laroc, award winning jazz and rock artist, on the electric violin The Anointed Ezekiel Dancers Perform Ezekiel set the atmosphere for release of the human rights music video Reaction to the premiere of the music video Taron Lexton, creator and director of the new music video, UNITED Goodbye until next year's human rights summit!