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Human rights


HR/4825
11/04/2005
Press Release
HR/4825

OFFICE OF HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS SETS TO MONITOR SITUATION IN NEPAL


(Reissued as received.)


GENEVA, 11 April (UN Information Service) -- The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) is to set up a monitoring operation in Nepal in a move to help establish accountability for human rights abuses and prevent further violations.

HR/4824
4/4/2005
Press Release
HR/4824

EXPERTS MEET IN GENEVA ON 5 APRIL TO EXPLORE ACTION


TO COUNTER VIOLENCE AGAINST CHILDREN

 


(Reissued as received.)


GENEVA, 4 April (UN Information Service) -- The Independent Expert leading a global study on violence against children will meet in Geneva with other international specialists on 5 April to explore possible action against the problem.

HR/CT/664
23/3/2005
Press Release
HR/CT/664

Human Rights Committee

Eighty-Third Session

2268th & 2269th Meetings (AM & PM)


HUMAN RIGHTS COMMITTEE CONCLUDES REVIEW OF REPORT BY GREECE


Experts Welcome Creation of New Laws, Institutions to Ensure

Fundamental Freedoms but Voice Concerns over Rights of Minorities, Foreigners

HR/CT/663
22/3/2005
Press Release
HR/CT/663

Human Rights Committee

Eighty-Third Session

2266th & 2267th Meetings (AM & PM)


HUMAN RIGHTS COMMITTEE CONCLUDES CONSIDERATIONS OF UZBEKISTAN’S REPORT;


QUESTIONS PRESSED ON FAILURE TO HEED REQUESTS FOR STAYS OF EXECUTION


Also Takes up Initial Report of Greece

On Compliance with International Covenant on Civil, Political Rights

HR/CT/661
18/03/2005
Press Release
HR/CT/661

Human Rights Committee

Eighty-Third Session

2262nd Meeting (AM)


HUMAN RIGHTS COMMITTEE CONCLUDES REVIEW OF REPORT BY MAURITIUS

 


Experts Commend Progress Made, But Cite Gaps in Constitutional Protection of Rights

HR/CT/660
17/3/2005
Press Release
HR/CT/660

Human Rights Committee

Eighty-Third Session

2261stMeeting(PM)*


Human rights committee takes up report of Mauritius


Experts Praise Creation of National Human Rights

Commission but Raise Concerns Regarding Anti-Terrorism Law