61. Web Monitoring & Documentation (WMD) civil and politial rights, including the questions of and Reparation for Victims of Violations of Int l human rights and humanitarian Law http://www.unchr.info/61st/item11.htm

Agenda Item 11 Civil and politial rights, including the questions of: (a) Torture and detention (b) Diasppearances and summary executions (c) Freedom of expression (d) Independence of the judiciary, administration of justice, impunity (e) Religious intolerance (f) States of emergency (g) Conscientious objection to military service List of Speakers (31 March, 1, 4, 5 April) Persons Invited Mr. Ambeyi Ligabo, Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression (E) - Concerned Countries : Cote d'Ivoire , Colombia, Serbia and Montenegro Italy - Interactive Dialogue : Canada, Argentina, Luxembourg (EU)

62. Civil Rights: Civil Rights In The United States POLITICSUS CLOCK WINDS DOWN ON KEY human rights LAWS (Inter Press rights US PRESSURE FORCES IRAQI REVERSAL ON INT L CRIMINAL COURT (Inter Press http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/society/A0857363.html

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63. International Gay And Lesbian Human Rights Commission - The Canadian human rights Act and the Canadian Charter of rights and The Netherlands– (2001) Full civil marriage rights, minus foreign adoption right. http://www.iglhrc.org/site/iglhrc/content.php?type=1&id=91

64. International Gay And Lesbian Human Rights Commission - Documentation of human rights Violation (see Sydney Documentation ) probable cause of discrimination constitute serious violations of gay civil rights. http://www.iglhrc.org/site/iglhrc/content.php?type=1&id=74

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66. Workshop On Human Rights 1 INTRODUCTION TO human rights Preface, pages 321, and the Universal Declaration articles 28 to 51 of the Int l Covenant on civil and Political rights. http://www.aals.org/profdev/humanrights/arzt.html

Course Synopses/Outlines: International Human Rights Syllabus Donna E. Arzt Syracuse University College of Law Unless otherwise indicated, page references are to Steiner and Alston, International Human Rights in Context: Law, Politics, Morals (Clarendon Press, 1996). In addition to the listed pages, some assignments also ask you to read a treaty from the book's Annex, which begins on page 1147. Other occasional readings will be available on-line or from Lexis or Westlaw. We will normally complete a new assignment each class. There will be 27 classes during the semester; some may be rescheduled from the regular Monday or Wednesday class time. Assignment number one is for Wednesday, January 20, 1998. PART I. INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN RIGHTS Preface, pages 3-21, and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Please also complete and submit the Student Questionnaire. PART II. CONCEPTS AND CONFLICTS WHAT ARE HUMAN RIGHTS? THE WESTERN CONCEPTION - Pages 117- 131, 166-191 and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RIGHTS - Pages 256-286 and the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.

67. Clinical Program At WCL civil Practice Clinic Community Economic Development Law Clinic The International human rights Law Clinic offers students the opportunity to http://www.wcl.american.edu/clinical/inter.cfm

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68. Harvard Law School Clinical Advocacy Project J. Int l L. 481 (2002), Crime, Public Order and human rights (November 2003 a civil rights lawyer for the Justice Department’s civil rights Division and http://www.law.harvard.edu/programs/hrp/staff.html

69. Human Rights Links And Resources sexual and reproductive health rights as fundamental to their civil and human rights. human rights Education Associates (HREA) is an international http://www.wougnet.org/Links/rights.html

Your feedback is important to us. Please complete the WOUGNET Website User Survey Women of Uganda Organisations In Parliament Publications Women Studies ... Sarah Ntiro Award Action Alerts Domestic Relations Bill Support TechTips WebDesign WorldSpace Satellite Radio ... Program (WSRP) ICT Policy ICT Policy Issues in Uganda ICT Policy Training ISUG Forum Uganda National ... WOUGNET Presentations WOUGNET Contact Us About WOUGNET WOUGNET Membership WOUGNET Mailing List ... Home Human Rights Links and Resources AMANITARE - African Partnership for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights of Women and Girls AMANITARE - the African Partnership for Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights of Women and Girls - was launched in Uganda in 2000, and is coordinated by RAINBO . AMANITARE's goal is to build an influential social movement to institutionalize the recognition of African women's and girls' sexual and reproductive health rights as fundamental to their civil and human rights. AMANITARE is organized into three action groups, each coordinated by an African NGO: Advocating for Freedom from Gender-Based Violence; Integrating Sexual and Reproductive Rights into Health Services; and Reaching-Out to New Generations. Associates for Change Associates for Change is a private consultancy firm based in Kampala, Uganda, which aims to contribute to efforts designed to build peoples' capacities to bring the process of change firmly within their influence and control. Asociates for Change aims to contribute to the effectiveness and efficiency of efforts by communities, civil society groups, including women's organizations, and governments by offering the varied expertise of its many associates through training, technical assistance, community mobilisation and action-oriented research.

70. UFLaw | Levin College Of Law At The University Of Florida Minority/Immigrant/International/human rights Leadership Conference on civil rights Caribbean Bar Association AntiDefamation League http://www.law.ufl.edu/career/links/minority.shtml

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71. Human & Constitutional Rights, Documents Universal Declaration of human rights Int l Covenant on civil and Political rights Int l Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural rights http://www.hrcr.org/docs/

Home Hot Topics Country Reports International Links ... Web Resources DOCUMENTS The documents listed here are mostly regional or international in nature. Documents for individual countries are listed in the national section under the country to which they pertain. International Documents Universal Declaration of Human Rights Int'l Covenant on Civil and Political Rights Int'l Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women ... Int'l Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination Regional and National Documents African [Banjul] Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights, Rules of Procedure American Convention on Human Rights American Declaration of the Rights and Duties of Man ... Human and Constitutional Rights Resource Page

72. International Covenant On Civil And Political Rights human Constitutional rights, Documents. International Covenant on civil and Political rights. To obtain this file as a WordPerfect document, download here http://www.hrcr.org/docs/Civil&Political/intlcivpol.html

International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights To obtain this file as a WordPerfect document, download here Adopted and opened for signature, ratification and accession by General Assembly resolution 2200A (XXI) of 16 December 1966 entry into force 23 March 1976, in accordance with Article 49 (The United Nations no longer provides ratification information free of charge. The Diamond Law Library is working on this issue. If you are not affiliated with Columbia, please contact your nearest United Nations Depository Library.) Preamble PART I - article 1 PART II - articles 2-5 PART III - articles 6-27 PART IV - articles 28-45 PART V - articles 46-47 PART VI - articles 48-53 Source URL Human and Constitutional Rights Resource Page Back to Documents

73. Cryptography Mailing List Archive: GILC/EFC: Int'l Human Rights Concerns About P GILC/EFC Int l human rights Concerns About Privacy and Crypto Policy OTTAWA Twentythree civil liberty and human rights organizations from http://www.privacy.nb.ca/cryptography/archives/cryptography/html/1998-04/0065.ht

GILC/EFC: Int'l Human Rights Concerns About Privacy and Crypto Policy New Message Reply About this list Date view ... Author view David Jones djones@insight.dcss.McMaster.CA Mon, 27 Apr 1998 13:37:49 -0300 Next message: Eric Young: "Re: safety of SSL 2?" Previous message: William Knowles: "Re: EU CRACK" ELECTRONIC FRONTIER CANADA (EFC) - PRESS RELEASE GLOBAL INTERNET LIBERTY CAMPAIGN (GILC) (For immediate release - Monday, April 27, 1998) URL = http://www.efc.ca/pages/pr/efc-pr.27apr98.html International Human Rights Organizations Express Privacy Concerns About Canadian Cryptography Policy OTTAWA Twenty-three civil liberty and human rights organizations from around the world have signed a letter urging the Canadian government to liberalize its cryptography policy, instead of tightening restrictions, as it is currently considering. The letter was delivered to the Task Force on Electronic Commerce at a roundtable meeting hosted by Industry Canada. A copy of the letter is available on the web at: http://www.efc.ca/pages/crypto/gilc-letter.20apr98.html

74. Can The Rights Of People Simply Disappear By Presidential Order Guantanamo human rights Commission Institute for Islamic Justice and Peace Muslim civil rights Center National Committee Against Repressive Legislation http://www.nlg.org/eccases/

Can the Rights of People Simply Disappear by Presidential Order? What does it mean when the President of the United States can on his own designate a citizen in the U.S. as an “enemy combatant,” and order the military to hold that person incommunicado, indefinitely, and without charges? The U.S. Supreme Court is now deciding whether the courts even have the right to question the President’s action. What does it mean when the U.S. military internationally can literally snatch people off the street, designate them as “enemy combatants,” and assert that they are beyond the reach of either U.S. or international law? Many are transported to a facility under total U.S. control and funded by Congressional appropriations, where they are held incommunicado, indefinitely, without charges and some are threatened with trials before a military commission that falls short of basic standards of justice. If the Supreme Court upholds these actions, it will condone the President’s claim of virtually unlimited “wartime powers” without a formal declaration of war by the Congress, and with no or extremely limited oversight by the courts or the Congress. On April 20 the U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on the President’s alleged right to create a “law free zone” at the Guantanamo detention center in Cuba. And on April 28, the Court will hear oral arguments on the President’s asserted right to designate citizens as “enemy combatants,” hold them at the U.S. Navy base in Charleston, SC, and deny them the ability to challenge the lawfulness of their detention.

75. Law School - Syracuse University to the Association for civil rights in Israel, human rights Watch, INT L LJ 1 (1990). The Application of International human rights Law in Islamic http://www.law.syr.edu/faculty/facultymember.asp?fac=54

76. SRI LANKA: Sri Lanka Urged To Fulfil Int'l Obligations Over Rights Protection [R ON human rights 61st SESSION. ITEM 11 civil AND POLITICAL rights In its response to the human rights Committee concerning the case of Mr. http://www.ahrchk.net/ahrc-in-news/mainfile.php/2005ahrcinnews/338/

Asian Human Rights Commission in News Home Archives AHRC Website Search this section: Click here for Advanced Search Print this page SRI LANKA: Sri Lanka urged to fulfil int'l obligations over rights protection [Relief Web] ALRC-PL-30-2005 (Geneva, April 6, 2005) The Asian Legal Resource Centre (ALRC) has called on Sri Lanka to enact domestic legislation and procedures for carrying out its international obligations to protect human rights in the country. Without such mechanisms, Sri Lanka's ratifications of international rights treaties, including the Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil Political Rights and the U.N. Convention against Torture, are just empty promises, the Hong Kong-based rights group said. Sri Lanka must take the necessary steps to enable the implementation of these international agreements in the country, the ALRC said in an oral statement to the 61st session of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights on Tuesday. "The state party should enact legislation to demonstrate respect for the Optional Protocol, otherwise such accessions are purely an exercise in external diplomacy without any meaning for the protection and improvement of human rights," ALRC spokesman Michael Anthony said. Sri Lanka also has the duty to allocate enough funds for training, investigation, prosecution and the judicial proceedings for human rights abuses, Anthony told the U.N. commission.

77. [ALRC Press Release] SRI LANKA: Sri Lanka Urged To Fulfil Int'l Obligations Over SRI LANKA Sri Lanka urged to fulfil int l obligations over rights protection ON human rights 61st SESSION ITEM 11 civil AND POLITICAL rights http://www.ahrchk.net/pr/mainfile.php/2005mr/174/?print=yes

78. RW ONLINE:Interview With Amnesty Int'l Secretary Pierre Sané And in a context like that, human rights are likely to be a casualty. that tradition of fighting for civil rights and fighting for union rights and move http://rwor.org/a/v20/980-89/981/sane.htm

The RW Interview A Shocking Denial of Rights Secretary Pierre Sané Discusses New Amnesty International Report on the United States Revolutionary Worker #981, November 8, 1998 On October 6, Amnesty International released a report targetting human rights abuses in the United States. The report, titled United States of America: Rights for All , was issued in conjunction with the start of a year-long campaign by Amnesty International focusing on the human rights situation here in this country. The report covers several different subjects: brutality by police and other law enforcement agencies; unjust and racist use of the death penalty; incarceration of people seeking poli tical asylum; U.S. double standard on human rights; export of arms to pro-U.S. governments and groups. Larry Everest, contributing writer to the Revolutionary Worker LE: The Revolutionary Worker is happy to be able to speak to you and appreciates your taking time, from what I've personally witnessed is a very busy schedule, to talk with us. Amnesty International's new 150-page report, United States of America: Rights for All , covers very important issuesissues we've been covering for many years as well, but which need much more attention. To my knowledge, this is the most extensive report Amnesty International has done on the U.S. Is that correct, and what stimulated Amnesty to issue this report?

79. Syllabus The following areas will be covered the history of human rights in international *United Nations International Covenant on civil and Political rights, http://www.eckerd.edu/academics/bes/irga/human.rights/Syllabus99.htm

Eckerd College Prof. Bill Felice International Relations and Global Affairs Office: FO121 Fall 1999 Phone: 864-8994 POB 243-001 E-Mail: felicewf@eckerd.edu Tuesday/Friday, 1:10 - 2:30; FT 210 Course Description Course Requirements *"Think Papers" 25% *Class Participation 25% *Group Projects: Final Written and Oral Report 50% NOTE: One grade is automatically deducted from any student who has more than 3 unexcused absences. Office Hours Monday: 1:00 - 5:30 p.m. ; Tuesday: 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.; and by appointment. Please stop by my office to discuss any questions or concerns about the class (or to chat). Major Readings Required texts available for purchase at the bookstore: Amnesty International, Breaking the Silence Amnesty International

80. Int'l Human Rights We will examine the contours of and relationships among human rights norms, Specific topics include civil and political rights, economic and social http://www.law.arizona.edu/ForumData/Documents/AnayaJames/659/CourseDescription8

659 International Human Rights S. James Anaya Units: 3 credits, Graded Prerequisites: None Recommended Courses: Public International Law Course Overview: This course will introduce students to aspects of public international law that are vital to understanding the human rights protection system. We will examine the contours of and relationships among human rights norms, processes, and institutions, as well as the relationship between international and domestic legal orders. The course stresses throughout themes including universalism and cultural relativism, rights and duties as organizing conceptions, evolving notions of statehood and sovereignty and the relevance of the private-public distinction. Specific topics include civil and political rights, economic and social rights, intergovernmental and non-governmental institutions, universal and regional regimes, indigenous peoples and other vulnerable groups, women's rights, and individual criminal responsibility. Course Materials: Weissbrodt et al.

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