The American Human Rights Council (AHRC-USA) salutes all nurses and their assistants for their tireless work helping save lives, especially during these Covid-19 pandemic days. This year’s World Nurses Day began on May 6 and ends on May 12. May 12 is International Nurses day.

Every day of the year nurses work long hours, under challenging work conditions, to save lives. Their work has been made many times harder with the Covid 19 pandemic. They have continued to serve humanity while endangering their own lives. Their work was made harder by the limited availability of personal protection equipment (PPE), especially the N 95 masks.

“I know firsthand the tremendous sacrifices nurses make every day, they are our indispensable medical partners,” said Dr. Saleh Muslah. “Nurses are the backbone of our healthcare system who deserve all the support and gratitude,” concluded Dr. Muslah.

“While most Americans are sheltering in place, trying to be safe from the coronavirus, there are men and women at the very front line of this war with the invisible enemy,” said Imad Hamad, AHRC Executive Director. “They are the nurses who put their life on the line for all of us and for that we are immensely grateful,” concluded Hamad.

Due to the pandemic and the requirements of social distancing, AHRC’s 2020 “Spirit of Humanity” Awards & Gala Dinner has been rescheduled. The new date is Friday, December 4, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. The Gala will be held at the Greenfield Manor Banquet Hall in Dearborn.

AHRC is optimistic that by December our world would have returned to normalcy. AHRC expresses its sincere appreciation to all its friends, supporters and sponsors who are supporting the Gala.

AHRC appreciates the support and generosity of its Gala donors. All Gala donations, pledges and sponsorship will be fully honored and accredited for the AHRC Annual Gala on December 4. We thank all our donors and supporters. Without you, AHRC will not be able to do its work.

AHRC will release further information and details in the future. AHRC is committed to continue its vital and important work during these most difficult times.

“We had no chance but to push the Gala date due to the extraordinary and exceptional challenges of this Pandemic and the requirements of social distancing,” said Dr. Saleh Muslah, AHRC Board President. “We are excited about the new date and the opportunity to connect with our friends and supports,” concluded Dr. Muslah

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AHRC “Spirit of Humanity” Awards & Gala Dinner is rescheduled to Friday, December 4, 2020:

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“These are challenging times,” said Mr. Naveed Ashraf, AHRC Board Vice President. “It is our common humanity that we are determined to protect. I urge you to help AHRC so it continue to help those who need it,” concluded Ashraf.
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