Comments for Global Stags http://blog.fairfield.edu/ilstudies International Studies at Fairfield U. Fri, 06 Nov 2009 08:36:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.5 Comment on Cape Town: Life is Beautiful by Health SPA Therapist http://blog.fairfield.edu/ilstudies/?p=208&cpage=1#comment-69 Health SPA Therapist Fri, 06 Nov 2009 08:36:50 +0000 http://blog.fairfield.edu/ilstudies/?p=208#comment-69 Yes the travel experiences sound very impressive.
I wish to undertake some similar journey some day.
Thanks for the inspiration

Best
Milan
Health Therapist Czech Republic
http://www.spa-resorts.cz

]]> Comment on Amnesty International at Fairfield U! by Tourism Nes & Desrination News Editor http://blog.fairfield.edu/ilstudies/?p=258&cpage=1#comment-68 Tourism Nes & Desrination News Editor Fri, 06 Nov 2009 08:04:09 +0000 http://blog.fairfield.edu/ilstudies/?p=258#comment-68 Very good Initiative! For both society and students!

Tourism and Destination News Editor
http://www.tourism-review.com

]]> Comment on Support Abdulaziz Dadahanov by Mary Bradley http://blog.fairfield.edu/ilstudies/?p=162&cpage=1#comment-17 Mary Bradley Sat, 23 May 2009 01:01:19 +0000 http://blog.fairfield.edu/ilstudies/?p=162#comment-17 Dear Sirs:

I write on behalf of Abdulaziz Dadahanov, an Uzbek citizen who was recently sentenced to eight years in a labor camp in your country. I hope the government of Uzbekistan will reconsider this decision.

Abdulaziz is a talented young man who touched the lives of many in Connecticut when he studied abroad in the United States as well as in his home country. In 2001, Abdulaziz attended Dolan Business School at Fairfield University in Connecticut as a scholarship student sponsored by the Open Society Institute.

After completing his studies, Abdulaziz stayed on in the U.S. to work with the Greater Bridgeport Council of Churches and distributed Federal Emergency Management Agency funds to 26 feeding programs across Bridgeport, serving thousands of needy people. He also gave lectures in Connecticut that increased understanding and awareness about his home country. Our community found him to be a wonderful cultural ambassador for Uzbekistan. He is still remembered for his peaceful nature and deep commitment to serving others. On returning to Uzbekistan, Abdulaziz was actively involved with nonprofit organizations that promoted reading and literacy for young people in his country.

Abdulaziz Dadahanov is a sincerely faithful individual who was committed to the good of our community and its residents. Abdul is not a person who would call â??for pogroms or violent eviction of individuals aimed at creating panic among the population.â?

In the spirit of the progress in human rights to which Uzbekistan has committed itself, I and others ask that the government of Uzbekistan consider releasing Abdul from prison and permitting him and his family to come to the United States to continue his studies. I understand that Fairfield University has extended him an open invitation to renew his studies there. Allowing him to accept this invitation seems an ideal resolution for this situation.

Thank you for giving your consideration to this request.

Sincerely,

Mary Bradley

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