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Crushing Dissent | Human Rights Watch 5), 213 U.N.T.S. 222, entered into force September 3, 1953. Azerbaijan ratified the ECHR in 2002. [3] ICCPR Article 9 and ECHR Article 5. ... 2.
Cambodia: Murder of Journalist Jolts Run-Up to Election | Human ... July 15, 2008. Related Materials:. Cambodia: Opposition Officials Arrested to Sway Elections · Cambodia: Release Jailed Editor. As in previous pre-election ... 3.
Two Cambodian Journalists Win Hellman/Hammett Writer’s Award ... Jul 21, 2008 ... Bopha, 28, and Sokha, 27, worked as reporters at Cambodge Soir, Cambodia’s leading French language daily newspaper. ... 4.
Cambodia: Open Letter Regarding the Forced Eviction of Residents ... Dec 4, 2008 ... 4 December 2008 Open Letter by International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH), the Centre on Housing Rights and Evictions (COHRE), ... 5.
Egypt: Obey Court, Recognize Labor Group | Human Rights Watch Jun 5, 2008 ... Egyptian authorities should immediately remove all restrictions against a labor organization and comply with a court order to legally ... 6.
Sudan: Expelling Aid Agencies Harms Victims | Human Rights Watch Mar 5, 2009 ... (New York) - The Sudanese government's announcement that it will expel 10 international aid agencies places the lives of more than 1 million ... 7.
Germany: Uzbek Security Chief Visit a ‘Disgrace’ | Human Rights Watch Oct 29, 2008 ... Rustam Inoyatov, head of the National Security Service of Uzbekistan, flew to Germany on October 23, the same day that an Uzbek court ... 8.
ASP Bureau: Ensure the Election of the Most Highly Qualified ... Dec 19, 2008 ... We attach the greatest importance to the election of the most highly qualified candidates in January. As the ICC develops, the bench will be ... 9.
ICC States Parties: Elect the Most Highly Qualified Candidates ... Jan 13, 2009 ... ASP Bureau: Ensure the Election of the Most Highly Qualified Candidates ... Strong commitment to human rights and experience on gender ... 10.
Burma: Referendum Is a Sham | Human Rights Watch Apr 30, 2008 ... Burma’s May 10 referendum on a new constitution is a sham process aimed at entrenching the military, Human Rights Watch said in a new report ... |
