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June 2005
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06/30/2005
Dans le cadre de la XXXVe Assemblée générale de l’Organisation des États américains (OEA), qui a commencé aujourd’hui à Ft. Lauderdale, aux États-Unis, la Coalition internationale des organisations pour les droits humains dans les Amériques a adressé aux pays membres de l’OEA une série de recommandations sur des questions prioritaires touchant les droits humains. Dans la déclaration qu’elle a émise, la Coalition a signalé que la faiblesse des institutions démocratiques ainsi que l’exclusion et les inégalités sociales contribuent grandement à la fragilité de la démocratie dans les Amériques.
Read moreFrom: Rights and Democracy (ICHRDD) Related: [Population] [Poverty] [Social Exclusion] [Politics] [Democracy] [Ethics & Value Systems] [Governance] |
06/30/2005
Në raportin më të ri të Federatës Ndërkombëtare të Helsinkit për të Drejtat e Njeriut, në pjesën për Kosovën, pos tjerash shkruan, se zhvillimet në Kosovë vazhdojnë drejt konsolidimit. Në këtë raport theksohet se institucionet demokratike janë konsoliduar më tutje dhe kapacitetet e tyre janë forcuar dhe zgjeruar.
Read moreRelated: [Kosovo] |
06/30/2005
On grounds that he promoted hatred, genocide, and crimes against humanity, a Canadian court voted unanimously to expel Leon Mugesera, forcing him to stand trial in Rwanda. Jean de Dieu Mucyo, Rwanda's chief prosecutor, said the decision was a major step in efforts to deport others implicated in the genocide that killed nearly a million people.
Read moreFrom: United Nations' Integrated Regional Information Network Related: [Canada] [Rwanda] [Justice and Crime] [Law] Image: Rwanda’s Chief Prosecutor, Jean de Dieu Mucyo, Welcomed the Canadian Court Decision © Amnesty International
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06/30/2005
From T-Mobile commercials to the popular TV drama "24," images of torture abound in U.S. pop culture these days. Chalk it up to harmless bits of Hollywood imagination, or a dangerous phenomenon desensitizing Americans to the real life torture and misery taking place at Guantanamo Bay and Abu Ghraib?
Read moreFrom: In These Times Related: [United States] [Information & Media] |
06/30/2005
Twenty teachers of different ethnic backgrounds will take part in a workshop on children's human rights education in Skopje on 1 July. Later on, they will be able to educate some 600 pupils all over the country
Read moreRelated: [Macedonia (FYROM)] [Education] |
06/30/2005
Ako ste kojim nesretnim slucajem osudjeni da se rodite i zivite u Crnoj Gori a pri tome vasa sexualna orjentacija naginje ili je iskljucivo usmjerena prema istom polu, lose vam se pise. Da je stanje po pitanju prava LGBT osoba u Crnoj Gori katastrofalno, potvrdio je i svojevrsni psihijatrijski "dr Mengele", direktor psihijatrijske klinike Klinickog centra u Podgorici.
Read moreRelated: [Serbia and Montenegro] [Sexuality] [Social Exclusion] |
06/30/2005
Predstavnički dom američkog Kongresa usvojio je 27. juna rezoluciju kojom zahteva da osobe odgovorne za masakr u Srebrenici moraju da budu izvedene pred lice pravde.
Read moreRelated: [Serbia and Montenegro] [Civil Rights] [Politics] [Justice and Crime] |
06/30/2005
L'audizione dell'Onu con le Ong, che si è tenuta nei giorni scorsi al Palazzo di Vetro, è stata un primo passo significativo di una nuova concertazione tra società civile e Nazioni Unite che dovrà caratterizzare i prossimi mesi, in vista del Millennium Summit +5 di settembre, per poi diventare un meccanismo permanente. "E' un risultato positivo per le Ong" - ha affermato Sergio Marelli, Presidente dell'Associazione Ong Italiane, "che chiedono questa interazione da anni". Prima richiesta unanime da parte di tutte le Ong è stata la creazione di un "Consiglio Permanente per i Diritti Umani", proposta sostenuta anche dall'Unione Europea. Un organo composto da un numero ristretto di Stati, il cui meccanismo di selezione prediliga il coinvolgimento di Stati che realmente applicano e rispettano i diritti umani, che abbia potere sanzionatorio e che preveda la piena partecipazione della società civile e delle Ong. E di rifoma dell'Onu tratterà anche il "Quinto vertice dell'Unione africana" (Ua) che vedrà riuniti a Sirte, in Libia, il 4 e 5 luglio, almeno due terzi dei capi di Stato africani.
Read moreFrom: Vita Non Profit Magazine Related: [Civil Society] [United Nations] Image: Le Nazioni Unite © Women's Human Rights Net
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06/29/2005
Civilni sektor učinio je mnogo više na uspostavljanju novih odnosa i njihovoj normalizaciji od samih država Dejtonskog trougla. Napravio je pomak ka razumevanju, obnovi poverenja, otvorio vrata za budućnost u regionu. Pokazala je to i deseta sesija Igmanske inicijative koja je proteklih dana održana u Beogradu.
Read moreRelated: [South East Europe] [Serbia and Montenegro] [International Cooperation] [Civil Rights] [Activism] [Civil Society] [Democracy] [Governance] [Justice and Crime] [War and Peace] [Conflict Resolution] Image: predsednici tri drzave na konferenciji
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06/29/2005
Nevladine organizacije Multinacionalno udruzenje zena „Luc”, Udruzenje Roma „Pocetak”i „Humanitarac” iz Niksica nastavljaju projekat edukacije mladih razlicitih nacionalnosti u cilju stvaranja veceg povjerenja medju grupacijama koje zive u Crnoj Gori.
Read moreRelated: [Serbia and Montenegro] [Education] [Youth] [Indigenous Rights] [Race Politics] [Social Exclusion] [Civil Society] [Codes of Conduct] [Ethics & Value Systems] [Conflict Resolution] |
06/29/2005
The Citizens’ Committee for Human Rights (CCHR) demanded from authorities in all levels of Government to define and implement, without any delay, the measures to protect the children located in Children Homes in Brezovica and Lug from possible abuse and neglect.
Read moreRelated: [Croatia] [Children] [Disability] [Justice and Crime] |
06/29/2005
Crna Gora ce u okviru reforme krivicnog zakona izmijeniti oblast krivicnih sankcija uvodjenjem alternativnih kazni i mjera, najavila je juce pomocnik ministra pravde Branka Lakocevic na seminaru o alternativnim kaznama i mjerama odrzanom juce u Podgorici, i dodala da ce se te kazne primjenjivati u slucajevima kada je zakonom propisana novcana kazna ili kazna zatvora do tri godine.
Read moreRelated: [Serbia and Montenegro] [Civil Rights] [Codes of Conduct] [Democracy] [Justice and Crime] [Law] |
06/29/2005
Trkaleznata masa "Sloboden pristap do informacii", vo organizacija na Misijata na OBSE vo Srbija i Crna Gora, Sekretarot za informacii od javen karakter, Koalicijata za sloboden pristap do informacii i Centarot za deokratija i covekovi prava od Toplica, se odrza deneska vo Prokuplje.
Read moreRelated: [Serbia and Montenegro] [Civil Rights] [Information & Media] [Knowledge] [Activism] [Civil Society] [Governance] [Law] |
06/29/2005
Okrugli sto "Slobodan pristup informacijama – prava i obaveze" u organizaciji Misije OEBS-a u Srbiji i Crnoj Gori, Poverenika za informacije od javnog značaja, Koalicije za slobodu pristupa informacijama i Topličkog centra za demokratiju i ljudska prava, održan je u svečanoj sali opštine Prokuplje.
Read moreRelated: [Serbia and Montenegro] [Civil Rights] [Information & Media] [Knowledge] [Activism] [Civil Society] [Governance] [Law] Image: okrugli sto u Prokuplju
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06/29/2005
Dragan B. Radosavljevic zvani Skljoca iz Bara uhapsen je u subotu 25. juna zbog sumnje da je pocinio krivicno djelo “trgovina ljudima”, te da je vise od mjesec dana trafikovao maloljetnu K.R. iz Srbije. Ovo je drugo hapsenje Radosavljevica u nepuna tri mjeseca, zbog istog krivicnog djela. Krajem marta protiv njega je podnijeta krivicna prijava zbog sumnje da je trafikovao S.M. takodje iz Srbije.
Read moreRelated: [Serbia and Montenegro] [Gender] [Justice and Crime] [Law] |
06/29/2005
The government is under mounting pressure to permit more than 100 Zimbabwean failed asylum seekers to stay in the UK.
Read moreFrom: Refugee Council Related: [Zimbabwe] [United Kingdom] [Refugees] |
06/29/2005
Uzbekistan’s Andijan massacre has yet to be independently investigated, largely because of Washington infighting; Rumsfeld's Defense Department is blocking an inquiry called for by Rice's State Department, explains veteran jounalist Ahmed Rashid. By doing so, the U.S. is giving Uzbek president Islam Karimov exactly what he wants: dwindling media coverage and a chance to slip off the international agenda.
Read moreFrom: Eurasianet (Open Society Institute) Related: [United States] [Uzbekistan] [Corruption & Transparency] [Geopolitics] [Justice and Crime] Image: Forgotten So Soon? © Radio Netherlands
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06/29/2005
"Honoring diversity is honoring life. Montevideo for the respect of all genders, sexual identities and orientations," reads a triangular granite monument in the heart of Uruguay's capital city. The monument, which acknowledges the right of sexual diversity, is the first of its kind in Latin America.
Read moreFrom: Noticias Aliadas / Latinamerica Press Related: [Uruguay] [Sexuality] |
06/29/2005
In 2002, Pakistani woman Mukhtaran Bibi--also known as Mukhtaran Mai--was gang raped on her village elders' orders. The men convicted in her case have since been released. As the country's Supreme Court finally takes up her case, Amnesty asks you to take action and encourage Pakistan to protect women's rights.
Read moreFrom: Amnesty International USA Related: [Pakistan] [Gender] Image: Mukhtaran Bibi Was Once a Victim, Now She’s an Advocate
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06/28/2005
A one-day Sub-regional Gender Project Management meeting held in Sarajevo, represents the initiation of the cooperation of governmental gender mechanisms of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Montenegro and UNDP Country Offices from BH, Serbia and Montenegro.
Read moreRelated: [Bosnia and Herzegovina] [Serbia and Montenegro] [Gender] |
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