2005 UN Commission on Human Rights: the UN’s chief guardian of human rights? executive summary
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This document, written on the deployment of a United Nations peace support operation in the Sudan, sets out specific recommendations on the new mission’s human rights component, the protection of women and children, impunity, protection of civilians, refugees and the internally displaced, and arms control and collection.
Includes concerns regarding the human rights of refugee and displaced women
Amnesty International has concerns relating to the fighting in Iraq, its effect on civilian population and infrastructure, and other consequences, including in Council of Europe member states. AI are also concerned at the failure of states to respect and ensure respect of the laws of war, including the protection of civilians. Council of Europe member … متابعة قراءة Iraq: Europe and the crisis in Iraq: statement to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe
Includes concerns regarding the treatment of refugees and the risk of refoulement.
This document consists of Amnesty International’s comments on some of the provisions proposed for inclusion in the Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland, contained in the consultation paper, ”Making a Bill of Rights for Northern Ireland”, which was issued by the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission in September 2001. It includes concerns over lack of … متابعة قراءة United Kingdom: strengthening proposals for the Northern Ireland Bill of Rights
Includes discussion of the rights of asylum seekers
This report summarizes key human rights challenges at a complex and critical time for Burundi, reiterating many of the concerns and recommendations expressed in previous Amnesty International reports in relation to the killings of unarmed civilians, torture, ”disappearances”, arbitrary arrests, unfair trials, the death penalty and the rights of the displaced and refugees.
This document states AI’s policy position on the right to return, and its application in the case of the Palestinian people.
In the context of the UN Human Rights Committee’s examination of the fifth periodic report of the United Kingdom (UK), in October 2001, under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR), Amnesty International drew Committee members’ attention to a summary of some issues which have been of concern to the organization in recent … متابعة قراءة United Kingdom: summary of concerns raised with the Human Rights Committee