|
1.
RIGHTS OF DOMESTIC HELPERS Nov 9, 2001 ... THAT large numbers of people, particularly women from economically poorer countries in Asia are working as domestic helpers in other ... 2.
BURMA: The Human Rights Situation in 2006 The myth of state ... File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML sanction by persons and institutions concerned with human rights in Burma. Conclusion. While it is attractive to describe and reduce the situation in Burma ... 3.
Lawyers Rights Watch Canada, an organization of lawyers and other ... File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML Lawyers Rights Watch Canada (LRWC), a committee of Canadian lawyers who promote the rule of law and advocacy rights internationally, supports and endorses ... 4.
THE STATE OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN BURMA ‐ 2008 BURMA asian human rights commission AHRC‐SPR‐009‐2008 ... involved in promoting the domestic relief effort, taking up the slack left by the lack of either ... 5.
CAMBODIA: The Situation of Human Rights in 2006 File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML Dec 21, 2006 ... Rights in Cambodia (OHCHR-Cambodia), created under the Paris Peace Accords of. 1991, and accused the staff of this office of being ... 6.
RIGHTS OF REFUGEES AND INTERNALLY-DISPLACED COMMUNITIES Nov 9, 2001 ... THAT most refugees/displaced persons are women and children, who are exposed to ... Back to [Asian Human Rights Charter - Draft Document] ... 7.
RIGHTS OF REFUGEES AND INTERNALLY-DISPLACED COMMUNITIES Nov 9, 2001 ... THAT most refugees/displaced persons are women and children, who are exposed to ... Back to [Asian Human Rights Charter - Draft Document] ... 8.
Economic and Social Council File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat Jean-Philibert Tshombe, un dirigeant de l’UPC, ainsi que des dizaines de soldats ... Bakenga Kakomore, Adolphe Bashizi Mufungizi, Marcellin Rugogero Kabuna, ... 9.
PAKISTAN: The Human Rights Situation in 2006 File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML member of the United Nations Human Rights Council in May 2006. The country has failed to ratify many of the most important international human rights ... 10.
Launch of discussions on drafting Asian Charter on the Rule of Law The defective policing institution in many countries is a key obstacle to the actualisation of the rule of law. Police behaviour often resembles that of the ... |
