organization that help people with there rights?
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ACLU    American Civil Liberties Union
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legal aid society;housing authority;public library, google; ask jeeves
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The Southern Poverty Law Center and Tolerance. org are great for that.  They always need all the help they can get, both adult and children's help.  They spread a great message as well.  See the following sites...\nhttp://www.splcenter.org/\nhttp://www.tolerance.org/
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I don't know what organization you are looking for specifically but this link will take you to the 2004 annual report for Amnesty International which should give you the information you are looking for.  If not there are other resources you can use on this page.\n\nhttp://web.amnesty.org/report2004/index-eng
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salvation army i think
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Try the veterans with disabilities organization. That is great. I believe we should all the "ability" in disability. I salute you!
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There are a bunch of organization that can help you.\ntry the links at Fathers' rights links on:\n\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Father%27s_rights#United_States_of_America
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contact the human rights guys in your area!!!!
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yes try the Army Of Salute its an associan which helps people with all kinds of problems.. i hope it works out
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You should look for a local prisoner's rights organization.
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What sort of rights. I'm looking for a case to take on right now. Is there money involved?
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If it's a civil rights issue, seek a referral from your local ACLU chapter...other matters, I'd need at least a vague idea of the issue before I could point you in any useful direction.
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http://www.aclu.org/safefree/resources/17343res20031114.html
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Amnesty International.\nhttp://www.amnesty.org/
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several places.  Check with the local Salvation Army as well as Health and Welfare.  Also I know the Catholic Church can help sometimes as well as The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.  If you have your own religion also check with your Minister to see if he/she can help you out.
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The job section of major newspapers often have regular columnists. You could email them your question.\n\nYou could go to or phone an individual at the Reference Desk of a Library. They could put their finger right on the book you need and hand it to you.\n\nPick a company at random and ask for their human resources department and then ask them that question. I would NOT mention your assignment to people at your job or your school -- unless this is a school or work assignment and you've been instructed to do so.\n\nAre these rights that are guaranteed by federal law? state law? Then you'd check out government listings for fair practices and employment.\n\nAnother thought might the ACLU: American Civil Liberties Union.\n\nNOW, the National Organization of Women, might have that information also.\n\nI am wondering though if you feel that your rights as an employee are not being respected? If that is true, then I would recommend that you find someone that you trust that will listen to you, maybe a therapist? Because if you are going to pursue learning of your rights with the intention of confronting your boss, it might be wise to approach the situation with the best possible attitude. And you could discuss what that might be with a therapist. I would imagine if you are feeling that way that you are angry. And that is not the best place to be coming from when approaching someone about such a serious topic as your privacy rights -- unless it is something really really blatantly wrong. In that case you'd probably want to talk to a lawyer. There are places where you can get free legal advice ("pro bono").\n\nAll the Best of Luck to You.
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Contact the Free Legal Assistance Group to have a free service.