Asian Human Rights Defender (Vol. 2 No. 3, 3rd Quarter 2006) – FORUM-ASIA

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Asian Human Rights Defender (Vol. 2 No. 3, 3rd Quarter 2006)

December 15, 2006
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Resources

{mosimage} Linking Development and Human Rights

List of Articles

Development and Human Rights

Poverty and Human Rights
Migrant workers: “The right to have rights”
Northeast Asian Human Rights Defenders’ Forum: Development aid and human rights
Strategising HRD initiatives
Development-induced internal displacement
Holding corporations accountable for human rights
Democracy and human security
UN Declaration on Indigenous Peoples’ Rights: Hanging in the balance

Programme Highlights

Sri Lanka: Fade to Grey—the struggle for peace
Whose responsibility is it to protect and assist IDPs?
Thailand: The moral enigma of a popular coup
There is no justice and opportunities under dictatorship
South Asia: The Maldives: People’s struggle needs international support
Democracy and the Rule of Law: Confronting threats to peoples’ security
Indonesia: Impunity still reigns
Singapore: Criminalising dissent
Regional Advocacy: Asean and civil society organizations—Will the twain meet this
year?
Human Rights Defenders: Asian governments hinder the work of the UN Special Repesentative
Women's Rights and Gender: Asia Pacific NGO Consultation with the UN Special Rapporteur on Violence Against Women
Regional Advocacy: National human rights institutions: Dubious members of a
prestigious circle
The CHRP: NHRI in a Coercive Environment and a Culture of Impunity
UN Advocacy: Second Session of Human Rights Council: Failure to address concrete
human rights issues
Special Procedures under review
More space for NGOs, for now
Noted from the Second Session…—p. 40

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