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WORKING GROUP ON ARBITRARY DETENTION
TO VISIT ARGENTINA FROM 22 SEPTEMBER
TO 2 OCTOBER 2003
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9 September 2003 The United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention will visit Argentina from 22 September to 2 October 2003 at the invitation of the Government. The Group will visit several...
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WORKING GROUP ON ARBITRARY DETENTION OPENS THIRTY-SEVENTH SESSION
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1 September 2003 The United Nations Working Group on Arbitrary Detention opened its thirty-seventh session today in Geneva. The Working Group is composed of five independent experts appointed...
COMMITTEE ON THE RIGHTS OF THE CHILD CONSIDERS REPORT OF ICELAND
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CRC 32nd session 28 January 2003 The Committee on the Rights of the Child examined today a second periodic report of Iceland, querying a Government delegation on such topics as accident prevention for...
HUMAN RIGHTS EXPERTS EXPRESS CONCERN OVER INDEMNITY ORDINANCE IN BANGLADESH
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24 January 2003 Two experts of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights have expressed serious concern over a proposed “indemnity ordinance” for soldiers allegedly involved in recent killings and...
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SECRETARY-GENERAL PROVIDES LIST TO SECURITY COUNCIL OF THOSE USING CHILD SOLDIERS, SAYS EXPOSURE MEANS VIOLATORS OF PROTECTION NORMS CAN NO LONGER ACT WITH IMPUNITY
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Following is the statement of Secretary-General Kofi Annan to today’s Security Council meeting on children and armed conflict in New York: I am grateful to you and the members of the Council for...
SECRETARY-GENERAL SAYS USING CHILD SOLDIERS CAN NO LONGER BE DONE WITH IMPUNITY, AS SECURITY COUNCIL HOLDS DAY-LONG DEBATE ON CHILDREN AND ARMED CONFLICT
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Security Council 4684th Meeting (AM & PM) Report Identifies 23 Parties to Conflicts On Council’s Agenda That Continue to Recruit, Use Children By naming the parties that continued to recruit or use...