Asian Human Rights Defender (Vol. 2 No. 1, 1st Quarter 2006) – FORUM-ASIA

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Asian Human Rights Defender (Vol. 2 No. 1, 1st Quarter 2006)

March 1, 2006
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List of Articles

Democracy in Danger

NEPAL: People’s battle for democracy intensifies
Forum-Asia’s Nepal Campaign
Twelve-point Understanding between Seven Political Parties and CPN-M
PHILIPPINES: Crackdown continues despite lifting of State of Emergency
Killings target the Left
CAMBODIA: Has Hun Sen’s government changed?
DeveLopment Aid and Human Rights in Cambodia: Some Recommendations
THAILAND: Future of democracy uncertain
Bangladesh: Impunity gives rise to militancy
Pakistan: Ongoing massacre in Balochistan

UN Human Rights bodies in Transition
The funeral of the Commission on Human Rights: NGOs and the voice of victims missing
The New Human Rights Council: Proposed steps ahead for Asian human rights advocates
Asian governments remember the Commision differently

The new Human Rights Council: A critical backgrounder

Program Highlights

Carrying the torch for Nepal in WSF Karachi
Regional solidarity platform for advocacy created
Taking forward the campaign on Women Human Rights Defenders
Human Rights Defenders Programme
Democracy and the Rule of Law Programme
Aceh Programme
Information and Communications Programme—
Right to Development Programme
ESC Rights and Development Programme
Peace and Human Security Programme
Regional Advocacy Programme

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