Kerry Kennedy : "Mitt Romney's remarks on his Bullying hinted at a dangerous indifference to personal freedom and human rights that we do not like to hear from our nation's leaders, even in their teenage years"

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Huffington Post
Bullying, Leadership and the Presidency of the United States
May 14, 2012


By Kerry Kennedy

Mary Kerry Kennedy (born 1959) in Wikipedia :

She is an American human rights activist and writer. She is the seventh of the eleven children of Robert F. Kennedy and Ethel Skakel Kennedy


Since 1981, Kennedy has worked as a human rights activist, leading delegations into countries such as El Salvador, Gaza, Haiti, Kenya, Northern Ireland, and South Korea[1] She was also involved in causes in China, Indonesia, Vietnam, India, Sudan, and Pakistan.[1]


She established the Robert F. Kennedy Center for Human Rights in 1988 and was the Executive Director of the Robert F. Kennedy Memorial until 1995.[1] Since 2006 she is Honorary President of the Robert F. Kennedy Foundation of Europe, based in Rome (Italy). She is also the chair of the Amnesty International Leadership Council, and has been published in The Boston Globe, The Chicago Sun-Times, and The New York Times.[1] She is a judge for the Reebok Human Rights Award.


Kennedy also travels the country giving speeches and presentations and calling on her audiences to stand up and fight against human rights violations.[2]


Bullying, Leadership and the Presidency of the United States


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