AMP announces first ever Capitol Hill Muslim Advocacy Day
The American Muslims for Palestine, as part of the US Council of Muslim Organizations, today announces the first ever Muslim Advocacy Day on Capitol Hill in Washington DC, set to take place April 13, 2015.
Expected to draw hundreds of Muslim delegates from across the nation, this one-day event is open to representatives of all national, state and local Muslim organizations and communities.
The program is designed to connect the delegates with members of the House of Representatives and Senate. Advocacy Day issues will focus on issues important to American Muslims.


As Palestinian Authority Minister Ziad Abu Ein, 55, marked International Human Rights Day by planting olive trees near Turmsayya, Israeli Occupation Forces deliberately deprived him of his right to life, enshrined in Article 3 of the UN Declaration of Human Rights.
