The state of human rights in ten Asian nations - 2005 / Asian Human Rights Comission
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TextHong Kong: Asian Human Rights Comission, 2005Description: x, 169 pages ; 23 cmContent type: rdacontent Media type: rdamedia Carrier type: rdacarrierISBN: 9628314262; 9789628314262Subject(s): Human Rights -- Asian NationsLOC classification: JQ1416 | H88 2005| Item type | Current library | Collection | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Commission on Human Rights Library Human Rights | Corrected | JQ1416 H88 2005 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | CHRPL002689d |
Thailand Government of Thailand
India The lack of domestic remedies for human rights victims and the collapse of the rule of law
Nepal A world-leader in disappearances, but no Parliament or laws to enable charge
Sri Lanka Deliberate neglect of U.N. treaty body recommendations adds to general lawlessness in Sri Lanka
Bangladesh A society floundering in corruption, fear and arbitrary killings
Burma Sinking deeper into the un-rule of law
Philippines Human rights defenders being killed in droves; victims of a failing system
Cambodia Twelve years after the peace process, Cambodia in human rights limbo
South Korea Human rights trailing democracy - legislation and labour rights concerns and the violent repression of demonstrations
Indonesia Trial of human rights defender exposes absence of justice and rule of law in Indonesia
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