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HELP
US TO HELP YOU: The need to empower us all through the right to
information by Alison Ryan and Cecelia
Burgman, Solomon Star & Samoa Observer, 29 June 2007.
CAT
Twenty Years On: Basic Protection Against Torture Still a Long
Way Off, Media release from the Commonwealth Human Rights
Initiative, 25 June 2007.
Another
Missed Opportunity? The UN Human Rights Council holds its Fifth
Session on 11-18 June 2007, Media Release
from the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative, 12 June 2007.
Beasts
in uniform- Make policemen accountable for every wrongdoing
by Navaz Kotwal, The Tribune, 24 June 2007.
Security
at what price? by Tessa Boyd Caine and Arnaud Chaltin, Jamaica
Observer, 23 June 2007.
An
informed citizenry is a condition precedent on democracy by
Venkatesh Nayak, Good Governance, May-June 2007.
Newsrack.in
is a research site to keep an e-track of various issues emerging
in the media by monitoring electronic versions of various newspapers
(and other sources with RSS feeds). Thanks for Dr.Subramanya Sastry
who has devoted part of his energies to find solutions for the
civil society in India.
Foreign
contribution Bill not in NGOs’ interest
by Maja Daruwala and Aditi Datta, The Tribune, 29 April 2007.
Injuries
as visible as police misconduct – Dead body of suspect discovered
floating in Male harbour, Media release from the Commonwealth
Human Rights Initiative, 17 April 2007.
Stalled
police reforms by Rajan Kumar, 17 April 2007.
Right
to information in South Asia by Reshmi
Mitra and Zahid Abdullah, 26 March 2007.
Missing
– the Model Police Bill by Shobha Sharma, The Tribune,
21 March 2007.
RTI
changes the life in a village by Maja
Daruwala and Navaz Kotwal, The Tribune, 21 January 2007.
The
Amendment to RTI Act has been stopped due to public pressure
by Maja Daruwala and Venkatesh Nayak, Indian Voter, December 2006.
International
Anti Corruption Day: Using Freedom of Information in Fiji’s
fight against corruption by Claire Cronin, CHRI.
Institutional denial of rights by Rajan
Kumar, The Hitvada, 10 December 2006.
Institutional denial of human rights
by Shashank Thakur, Chhattisgarh, 10 December 2006.
New
initiatives in police reforms by Sumit
Kumar, Chhattisgarh Editorial, 30 November 2006.
New
era of reforms by freeing police force from political interference
in sign by Sumit Kumar, The Hitavada,
10 November 2006.
Seize
the opportunity by Devika Prasad & Caroline Avanzo, The
Hindu, 05 November 2006.
File
Notings: Who said what? by Sohini Paul,
Apna Panna, October 2006.
Fight
to Information by Maja Daruwala & Navaz Kotwal, The Indian
Express, 30 October 2006.
RTI:
Tripura shows the way by Venkatesh Nayak,
The Tribune, 29 October 2006.
Never-ending
story by Navaz Kotwal, The Hindu, 29 October 2006.
Will
government defy cynics, make good on police reform? by Maja
Daruwala, The Indian Express, 09 October 2006.
Reform
the cop: Tempering autonomy with accountability
by Swati Mehta , The Tribune, 08 October 2006.
RTI
will improve governance by Indra Jeet
Mistry, The Tribune, 01 October 2006.
The
Ujjain Shocker by G.P. Joshi, The Indian Express, 09 September
2006.
The
Kolkata Gazette~aka The Elusive Gazelle
by Venkatesh Nayak, The Statesman, 04 September 2006.
Plight
of human rights panels by Mandeep Tiwana, The Tribune, 03
September 2006.
File
notings: Centre shouldnt tinker with RTI Act
by Maja Daruwala and Venkatesh Nayak, The Tribune, 20 August 2006.
The
Dawn of Right to Information on the African Continent? by
Indra Jeet Mistry, ACARM Newsletter, Summer 2006.
Not
on our watch: Nigerian Human Rights Community releases a report
on the Bello sacking, media release from CHRI, 12 July 2006.
Police
Accountability: A Right Not a Privilege
by Ruth Duncan, Ghanaian Chronicle,11 July 2006.
Criminal
justice reforms CrPC amendment a big relief for undertrials
by Mandeep Tiwana, The Tribune, 09 July 2006.
Good
Cop, Bad Cop: The state of police reform in the Commonwealth
by Daniel Woods, IMLU Newsletter, June 2006.
The
Police council in Ghana by Edmund Amarkwei Foley, IMLU
Newsletter, June 2006.
Fighting
fire with fire by Dr. Doel Mukerjee, Hindustan Times, 29 June
2006.
Prisoners
to state apathy by Maja Daruwala, Indian Express, 24 June
2006.
Amendments
in CrPC by Monika Saroha, Ebc-India.com, June 2006.
Final
statement - Arusha police accountability roundtable, June
2006.
Media Release and Concluding
Statement & Recommendation of East Africa Roundtable Conference
on Police Reforms by CHRI, 13 June 2006.
A
premier prescription for tackling terrorism
by Kirpal Dhillon, The Hindu, 11 June 2006.
A
law to legalise the illegal by G.P. Joshi, Indian Express,
30 May 2006.
Dawn
of the right to information in Africa?
by Indra Jeet Mistry, The Zimbabwean, 25 May 2006.
The
Dawn of Right to Information in Africa?
by Indra Jeet Mistry, World News, 25 May 2006.
State
Information Commission: Justice versus Suffering by Prateek
Pandey, Dainik Bhaskar, MP, 20 May 2006.
Namibia:
UN Human Rights Council: Just a New Name?
by Andrew Galea Debono, Allafrica.com, 19 May 2006.
UN
Human Rights Council: Just a New Name?
by Andrew Galea Debono, Tamil Canadian Services,19 May 2006.
UN
Human Rights Council: Just a New Name?
by Andrew Galea Debono, The Namibian, 19 May 2006.
The
UN Human Rights Council: Just a New Name?
by Andrew Galea Debono, Legalbrief Africa, 15 May 2005.
The
UN Human Rights Council: Just a New Name?
by Andrew Galea Debono, Dhivehi Observer, 13 May 2005.
Will
the tide of freedom of information in the Caribbean reach St Vincents
shores? by Indra Jeet Mistry, Carribean
Net News, 05 May 2006.
Media
Release: Human Rights Council Elections
by CHRI, 02 May 2006.
Shuffling
IAS, IPS officers like chess pawns by
Swati Mehta, The Tribune, 30 April 2006.
Press
statement on the shooting of innocent civilians by policemen at
Dansoman, Accra by CHRI, 21 April 2006.
Press
Release: Forced Evictions in Ghana by CHRI, 19 April 2006.
Strengthening
grassroots democracy through the National Rural Employment Guarantee
Act and the Right to Information Act by Sohini Paul, Poorest
Area Civil Society Programme Newsletter (Empowerpoor.org), Volume
2 Issue 5, April 2006.
Draconian
law a threat to civil liberties by Dr.
Doel Mukerjee, Voice of Ambition, 10 April 2006.
Draconian
law a threat to civil liberties by Dr. Doel Mukerjee, The
Tribune, 09 April 2006.
Duplicity
is the name of the game! by Dr. Doel
Mukerjee, Sahara Time, 01 April 2006.
Stealing
Money meant for Children by Dr Rakesh
Ranjan, Voice of Ambition, 30 March 2006.
Kenyan
Media Freedom Goes Up in Smoke by Clare Doube, Voice of Ambition,
30 March 2006.
Using
the Commonwealth for more than Fun and Games by Andrew Galea
Debono, Voice of Ambition, 30 March 2006.
Access
to answer papers under RTI Act by Mandakini
Devasher, The Hindu, 26 March 2006.
Commonwealth
Should Hold Govts Accountable by Aditi Datta, Post News
Line, 14 March 2006.
Good
Policing and Right to Information: The cure for Democracy in the
Commonwealth? by Andrew Galea Debono, Port Villa Presse, Vanuatu,
14 March 2006.
How
healthy is Democracy in the Commonwealth? by Andrew Galea
Debono, Times of Malta, 13 March 2006.
How
healthy is Democracy in the Commonwealth? by Andrew Galea
Debono, Cocorioko.com, Sierra Leone, 13 March 2006.
How
healthy is Democracy in the Commonwealth? by Andrew Galea
Debono, Port Villa Presse, Vanuatu, 13 March 2006.
How
healthy is Democracy in the Commonwealth? by Andrew Galea
Debono, Stabroek News, 13 March 2006.
How
Healthy is Democracy in the Commonwealth? by Andrew Galea
Debono, Dhivehi Observer, 13 March 2006.
Good
Policing and Right to Information: The cure for Democracy in the
Commonwealth? by Andrew Galea Debono, Dhivehi Observer, 13
March 2006.
March
13 is Commonwealth Day - This year's theme is 'Health and Vitality'
by CHRI, Dhivehi Observer, 13 March 2006.
Jessica
Lall case: Need to reform the system by Mandeep Tiwana, The
Tribune, 12 March 2006.
From
Kenya to Australia, civil liberties are in danger by Andrew
Galea Debono, The Standard Online, Kenya, 10 March 2006.
Good
Policing and Right to Information: The cure for Democracy in the
Commonwealth? by Andrew Galea Debono, LegalBrief Africa, 09
March 2006.
How
Healthy is Democracy in the Commonwealth? by
Andrew Galea Debono, LegalBrief Africa, 09 March 2006.
Open
Sesame - Freedom of Information by Mandakini Devasher, CaymanNetNews,
08 March 2006.
CHRI
Media Release, March 2006: Kenya Media Freedom Goes Up in Smoke
by Clare Doube, 03 March 2006.
The
Forgotten Police Agenda by Mandeep Tiwana, Civil Society,
Feb-Mar 2006.
Bringing
Democratic Policing to Rural India by Devika Prasad and Monika
Saroha, Grassroots, February 2006.
A
Democratic Police Act for India by Devika Prasad, Combat Law,
February 2006.
Tasks
before the Soli Sorabjee panel by Doel Mukerjee, The Tribune,
19 February 2006.
Freedom
of Information: The Key to Democratic Reform in the Maldives
by Mandakini Devasher, Dhivehi Observer, 15 February 2006.
Freedom
of Information: The Key to Democratic Reform in the Maldives
by Mandakini Devasher, Minivan News, 15 February 2006.
Right
to Info extends to file notings by Y.G. Muralidharan, Indian
Express, 13 February 2006.
Ruling
on exam answerscipts needs to be debated by Y.G. Muralidharan,
Indian Express, 10 February 2006.
CHRI
submission re: Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission by
CHRI, February 2006.
Talk more for a modern police by Dr. Doel Mukerjee, Civil
Society, February 2006.
Shaping
a Professional force by Mandeep Tiwana, Sahara Time, 04 February
2006.
Holding
the Police to Account by Swati Mehta, Sahara Time, 04 February
2006.
Needed,
appropriate political direction from govt by Devika Prasad,
Sahara Time, 04 February 2006.
People's
Policing by Monika Saroha, Sahara Time, 04 February 2006.
The
Guyana Freedom of Information Bill: a crucial opportunity to entrench
good governance by Jeet Mistry, Stabroek News, 20 January
2006.
Freedom
of Information: Promoting good governance in Sierra Leone
by Jeet Mistry, Awoko, 17 January 2006.
Officials
can't hide their assets by Y.G. Muralidharan, Indian Express,
09 January 2006.
Breaking
the bureaucratic mould by Indra Jeet Mistry, Yojana, January
2006.
How
RTI Act works in a Gujarat taluk by Navaz Kotwal, The Tribune,
25 December 2005.
The
system strikes back by Maja Daruwala, DNAOPINION, 20 December
2005.
Human
Rights Advocacy in the Commonwealth: A User's Handbook Published
by CHRI, December 2005.
New
Police Act must protect, not impede, freedom by Mandeep Tiwana,
The Tribune, 11 December 2005.
Wading
in an Oil Slick: Human Rights Ten Years After the Death of Ken
Saro-Wiwa by Maja Daruwala, Pambazuka News, 10 November 2005.
Floundering
in an Oil Slick: Human Rights Ten Years After the Death of Ken
Saro-Wiwa by Maja Daruwala, Legalbrief Today, 09 November
2005.
Floundering
in an Oil Slick: Human Rights Ten Years After the Death of Ken
Saro-Wiwa by Maja Daruwala, Dwivehi Observer, 09 November
2005.
CHRI's
Report to CHOGM, 'Police Accountability: Too Important to Neglect,
Too Urgent to Delay', October 2005.
A
secure tenure for district officers needed by G.P. Joshi,
The Hindu, 16 October 2005.
An
effective legal remedy to check domestic violence by Mandeep
Tiwana, The Tribune, 16 October 2005.
Making
the RTI Act effective by Mandakini Devasher, The Tribune,
9 October 2005.
Inform
and broadcast by Indra Jeet Mistry, Hindustan Times, 6 October
2005.
Information
law: dead on arrival? by Maja Daruwala, Indian Express, 1
October 2005.
Right
to Know Day
- The touchstone for all freedoms by
Andrew Galea Debono, The Times of Malta, 28 September 2005.
Community
Policing Initiative in Andhra Pradesh by Mahesh M .Bhagwat
(IPS), September 2005.
Police
Reforms - Wait & Watch! by Dr. Doel Mukerjee & Aditi
Datta, September 2005.
Cops
Run Amok by Monika Saroha, Tehelka, 03 September 2005.
Media
Guide to Right to Information Act 2005 by Aditi Datta &
Sohini Paul, Aug 2005.
An
Open Letter to the Prime Minister
by G.P. Joshi, Indian Express, 31 Aug 2005.
No
transparency please, we are the Indian bureaucracy! by Maja
Daruwala and Mandakini Devasher, Aug 2005 (Unpublished).
Silence
of the Lambs by Navaz Kotwal, Tehelka - The People's Paper,
22 Aug 2005.
Ushering
in an access regime in Bangladesh by Aditi Datta, The Daily
Star, Bangladesh, 22 Aug 2005.
Ushering
in an access regime in Bangladesh by Aditi Datta, AsiaMedia
News Daily, 21 Aug 2005.
Commonwealth
Human Rights Forum 2005.
Train
cops on crowd control by Monika Saroha and Aditi Datta, The
Tribune, 14 Aug 2005.
Presidentials
concerns over the new RTI Act by Mandakini Devasher, The Hindu,
31 July 2005.
Using
IT to promote right to information by Mandakini Devasher,
i4d ( Information for development), July 2005.
CrPC
Bill: Centres decision a setback for reforms by Monika
Saroha and Aditi Datta, The Tribune, 25 July 2005.
Crowd
control or police out-of-control? by G.P. Joshi, Indian Express,
22 July 2005.
A
Secure Minimum Tenure for District Chiefs by
G.P. Joshi, Unpublished, 22 July 2005.
Synopsis
of Office of the High Commissioner on Human Rights (OHCHR) Plan
of Action: protection and empowerment, July 2005.
Tool
for elevating women's status by Aditi Datta, CivilSocietyVoices,
July 2005.
A
Critique of the National Commission for Human Rights Bill 2005
by Mandeep Tiwana, Quarterly Newsletter of the Centre for Democratic
Development, Islamabad, Pakistan, June 2005.
Preparing
to Implement Successfully by Charmaine Rodrigues, i4d (Information
for Development), June 2005.
Reforming
Police by Maja Daruwala and Doel Mukerjee, The Hindu, 26 June
2005.
When
Tourists Fuel Sati Fire by Maja Daruwala, Indian Express,
17 June 2005.
NHRIs
& NGOs: An Important Partnership by Clare Doube, Britain
Today, May 2005.
Road
ahead for access law by
Charmaine Rodrigues and Aditi Datta, The Hindu, 31 May 2005.
No
Place For Them Here by Maja Daruwala and Navaz Kotwal, The
Telegraph, 27 May 2005.
RTI
Bill, just a beginning by Aditi Datta and Charmaine Rodrigues,
The Tribune, 22 May 2005.
Go,
Marry a beast by Maja Daruwala, The Times of India, 22 May
2005.
Eyes
wide shut by Maja Daruwala, Hindustan Times, 12 May 2005.
RTI
BILL: Undergoing gradual Metamorphosis by Maja Daruwala, Charmaine
Rodrigues and Aditi Datta, 12 May 2005.
How
the law is raped by Mandeep Tiwana, Indian Express, 11 May
2005.
Power
to the chosen few by Maja Daruwala & Navaz Kotwal, The
Telegraph, 29 April 2005.
School
haunts by Navaz Kotwal, Hindustan Times, 16 April 2005.
Lost
in transition by Maja Daruwala, Hindustan Times, 01 April
2005.
Indias
Right To Information Movement Makes A Breakthrough by Charmaine
Rodrigues and Peter Slough, Open Government: a journal on Freedom
of Information, 21 March 2005.
Commonwealth
Week Celebration in Ghana, 15 March 2005.
RTI
Bill: old wine with a new label? by Aditi Datta, The Hindu,
8 February 2005.
We
must all say no to violence in 2006 by Xavier Ejoyi, 16 December
2004.
Human
Rights Day Activities, 9-10 December 2004.
It's
Your Right to Know
by Charmaine Rodrigues, 23 October 2004.
Servants
of the Public who Make the Public into Servants
by Maja Daruwala, 20 October 2004.
New
Community Policing Initiative for Mumbaites by Police Unit,
13 October 2004.
Community
Policing Experiments /Outreach Programmes in India (Updated)
by Police Unit, 13 October 2004.
A
Hindi Article
by Dr. Rakesh Ranjan published on World Right to Information Day,
September 28, 2004.
Premature
Release of Prisoners
by Murali Karnam, September 25, 2004.
Costs
of Secrecy exceeds Cost of Openness - A Hindi article by Maja
Daruwala, September 2004.
Very
few policewomen rise to positions of prominence by Xavier
Ejoyi, September 21, 2004.
Get
on with Whistleblower's Act by Maja Daruwala, September-October
2004.
Landmark
Judgements by Aditi Dutta, September 16, 2004.
Dishonest
officials hide behind the veil of secrecy by Xavier Ejoyi,
September 7, 2004.
Allow
no shortcuts in the law by GP Joshi, September 4, 2004.
Encouraging
law enforcers to be lawbreakers by Swati Mehta, August 31,
2004.
Kenya
'S FOI Bill 1999: The First Step Towards an Effective Access Regime
by Charmaine Rodrigues, August 23, 2004.
The
Challenge of Implementation: Harmonising Information Supply and
Demand by Charmaine Rodrigues, August 23, 2004.
Central
FOI Act To Get Another Look by Maja Daruwala & Charmaine
Rodrigues, August 17, 2004.
For
the first time, I was in the presence of real terror
by Dr. Doel Mukerjee, August 11, 2004.
Justifying
third degree by Dr. Doel Mukerjee, August 10, 2004.
CHRI
Submission to Pacific Islands Forum Annual Meeting,
Samoa, August 2004.
Sub-Commission
on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights, Clare Doube,
July 2004.
Building
a Bridge in Kenya:The Importance and Value of the Right to Information
- Katherine Hayes, Adili, July 26, 2004.
Victims
have rights too
by Manju Dhall, July 2004.
Right
to Information: Ensuring the Pen Remains Mightier Than the Sword
by Charmaine Rodrigues, July 2004.
Room
for Improvement: The Case for Amending the Freedom of Information
Act 2002 by Charmaine Rodrigues, July 2004.
Failure
to Press Forward with Right to Information Legislation Squelches
Bengali Rights by Katherine Hayes, July 2004.
An
Update of Anti Terror Legislation in the Commonwealth by Dominic
Bascombe, July 2004.
The
Abuja Commonwealth Human Rights Forum Declaration, Human Rights
Updates, June 2004.
NHRC
report highlights CHRI's contribution, June 29, 2004.
Bringing
in 'RTI' revolution by Aditi Datta, May 18, 2004.
The
world's most powerful army by GP Joshi, May 11, 2004.
D.P.
Yadav and other hot potatoes by Maja Daruwala & Aditi
Datta, May 2004.
Community
Policing Experiments /Outreach Programmes in India by Police
Unit, 30 April 2004.
Indian
Prisons - rhetoric and reality by Ningthi
Mangsatabam, 20 April 2004.
Commonwealth
Human Rights Network
Mizoram
Government Refuses Peoples Right to Information
by Anindita Pujari, 8 April 2004.
Analysis
of the draft Kenyan Freedom of Information Bill 1999 by Nawel
Hamidi and Charmaine Rodrigues, April 2004.
Conference
Report on The
Implications of Zimbabwe's withdrawl from the Commonwealth: What
now for the promotion of Human Rights? Edited by Ellen Pugh,
31 March 2004.
Background
paper on Zimbabwe & the Commonwealth: a brief historical overview
by Ellen Pugh and Julius Mutyambizi, 31 March 2004.
Analysis
of draft Mozambique Access to Sources of Information Bill
by Charmaine Rodrigues, March 2004.
Analysis
of draft Ugandan Access to Information Bill by Charmaine Rodrigues,
March 2004.
Submission
: ALP Review of Commonwealth Freedom of Information Act 1982
by Charmaine Rodrigues, March 2004.
Hello, Mr Convict, How are you feeling Today? by Aditi Datta,
13 March 2004.
Home-grown
anti-terror Bill best option by Michelle Kagari, 4 March 2004.
Analysis
of draft Sri Lankan Access to Official Information Bill by
Charmaine Rodrigues, February 2004.
Culture
of impunity hindering reforms by Michelle Kagari, 25 February
2004.
'Transparency
International's bribery index for Kenya 2004'
A
Report on "Policing - A Human Rights Perspective"
by Dr. Doel Mukerjee, Feb 12, 2004.
Politics
of moving and removing by G.P. Joshi, Feb 2004.
National
and State Human Rights Commissions in India agree to work together
Latest
information on the Kenya Police Force Reform process
A Review of The
Millenium Report of the Commonwealth Human Rights Initiative (CHRI)
"Human Rights and Poverty Eradication - A Talisman for the
Commonwealth" by K.R.Venugopal, special rapporteur, National
Human Rights Commission, India.
Whistleblowers
in East & West! by Aditi Datta, February, 2004.
Commonwealth
Human Rights Forum Communique, Dec 2003.
CHRI's
Report to CHOGM, 'Open Sesame: Looking for the Right to Information
in the Commonwealth', Dec 2003
Right to
Know Day Governments need to open up to citizens by
Charmaine Rodrigues, Human Rights Updates, Nov 2003.
Handbook
for Prison Visitors by R. Sree Kumar, Nov 2003.
Presentation
at the conference in Durban
by Michelle Kagari on November 2003.
Anti-terror
Bill an affront to human rights by Michelle Kagari, Nov 2003.
Background
Note
and Module
to train the staff of Chhatisgarh State Human Rights Commission
by Dr. Doel Mukerjee and Mandeep Tiwana, Nov, 2003. (This will
be used to train the staff of other Human Rights Commissions in
the country)
The United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights
released a Background
Note on the Information Society and Human Rights in October
2003 in preparation for the UN's upcoming World
Summit on the Information Society.
The
omnibus by Navaz Kotwal, Oct, 2003.
Submissions
to the Review Committee on POTA by Swati Mehta, Oct, 2003.
CHRI
Book Launch, Human Rights & Development in Africa: Interrogating
NEPAD's Missing Rights-Based Development Approach, Sep 2003.
Safiya's
Story by Navaz Kotwal, Aug 2003.
A
Mother's Quest for Justice by Navaz Kotwal, Aug 2003.
Compensating
Death by Navaz Kotwal, Aug 2003.
Report
on the Round Table Conference on Police Reform in Chennai
by Mandeep Tiwana, Aug 2003.
Police
Reforms Initiatives in India by Dr. Doel Mukerjee, July, 2003.
Report
of the Round Table Conference on Police Reform in Trivandrum
by Devika Prasad, June, 2003.
Human
Rights and Anti-Terrorism Legislation in the Commonwealth,
June, 2003.
Report
of the Roundtable Conference on Police Reform in East Africa,
'Police as a service Organisation: An agenda for change',
April, 2003.
Rasoolbhai's
wife by Navaz Kotwal
Investigating
Murder by Navaz Kotwal
Faceless
Mobs Absconding by Navaz Kotwal
Access
to Justice for Undertrial Prisoners: Problems and Solutions
by R. Sree Kumar
Health
in MP Prisons by Junie Wadhawan
Perspective
on Police Training by S. Krishnamurthy, Institute of Social
Sciences, New Delhi, 2002. Book Review by Maja Daruwala and Dr.
Doel Mukerjee.
Report
on the Judiciary in Sierra Leone, 'In Persuit of Justice', 2002
'Has
Normality Returned' by Maja Daruwala, 2002
Anatomy of Despair
- Speech by Maja Daruwala
'The
African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights and The African Commission
on Human and Peoples' Rights' by Clare Martin, 2001
Effective
Executive control for better Human Rights Compilance - Sandeep
Verma
Misconceived and Mischievous - B. G.
Verghese

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