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 The Human Rights Monitor Quarterly was launched by the International Service for Human Rights in April 2010. It replaces the former annual Human Rights Monitor, New York Monitor, Treaty Body Monitor, UPR Monitor and Council Monitor publications.
The Quarterly presents a global picture of developments in the international and regional human rights systems. The Quarterly also highlights events, meet-ings, and opportunities for NGO/NHRI engagement in the upcoming quarter and beyond. The publication is issued four times a year (January, April, July, and October).
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Issue 4, 2011
Please find below the table of contents for Issue 4, 2011, covering news and events from July to October. Chapters can be downloaded individually, and the full publication is available to download here (pdf, 1.1 MB).
International Developments
Human Rights Council
Developments at the 18th Session of the Human Rights Council.
18ème session du Conseil des droits de l’homme
Developpements au 18ème session du Conseil
Human Rights Council Advisory Committee
A focus on traditional values and the universality of human rights.
Comité consultatif des droits de l’homme
Discussion sur le rôle des valeurs traditionnelles
Human Rights Committee
Ethiopia, Bulgaria, and Kazakhstan under review.
Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
Spain attracts criticism for restricting individuals' legal capacity.
Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women
Reviews of Costa Rica, Djibouti, Ethiopia, Italy, Nepal, Republic of Korea, Singapore, and Zambia.
Thematic Focus
The UN Treaty Body System
Protecting the integrity of the treaty body system: Pakistan's recent treaty action.
Regional Developments
The Asia Pacific Forum of National Human Rights Institutions
16th Annual Meeting
Upcoming Events
Quick Reference
NGO engagement opportunities by country.
Opportunities for NGO Engagement
Meetings to look out for and how to prepare.
Opportunités pour les ONG
Novembre 2011 à mars 2012
Useful Links
Calendar of Events
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