I. Introduction = 1
II. Human rights and conflict = 5
A. The Security Council and Human Rights = 6
B. Enhancing accountability : the experience of Sierra Leone and East Timor = 7
C. Assisting societies in conflict : the case of Afghanistan = 10
III.Fifty-eighth session of the Commission on Human rights = 12
IV.Fostering national protection systems = 13
A. Supporting national ownership of Human rights treaties = 14
B. Strengthening national human rights institutions = 15
V. Regional frameworks = 17
New Partnership for Africa's Development = 19
VI.Human rights AND development = 19
A. Mainstreaming = 20
B. A rights-based approach to development = 21
C. Participation in recent world conferences = 23
VII.Conclusions and recommendations = 24
Annex
Country visits undertaken between 1 November 2001 and 31 August 2002 = 26
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I. Introduction = 1
II. Urgent reporting by the High Commissioner to the Commission on Human Rights on conflict situations = 1
III. Sixties seeion of the Commission on Human Rights = 3
IV. Activities of the Unites Nations human rights bodies = 4
V. Standard-setting activities = 7
VI. Human rights and development = 9
VII. Developing national capacities in the field of human rights = 10
VIII. Specific human rights issues = 15
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I. Introduction = 1
II. Human rights with the reform of the United Nations = 1
III.Moving to strengthe capacities = 2
A. The plan of Action = 2
B. Implementing the plan of Action = 4
IV.Conclusions = 16
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I. Introduction = 1
II. Country engagement = 2
A. Strengthening Headquarters capacity to support country engament = 2
B. Strengthening OHCHR presence in the field = 3
C. Strengthening partnerships within the United Nations = 5
D. Overcoming the close-door policy = 7
III Developments in strategic thematic areas = 8
A. Development, poverty reduction and the Millennium Development Goals = 8
B. Economic, social and cultural rights = 9
C. Women's rights = 9
D. Issues of equality and non-discrimination = 10
E. Issues of migration and trafficking = 11
F. Rules of law and democracy = 12
G. Human rights responsibilities of business = 13
IV. Establishment of the Human Rights Council, Universal Periodic Review and review of mandates and mechanisms = 14
V. Treaty body reform = 17
VI. Country engagement = 19
II. Human rights and conflict = 5
A. The Security Council and Human Rights = 6
B. Enhancing accountability : the experience of Sierra Leone and East Timor = 7
C. Assisting societies in conflict : the case of Afghanistan = 10
III.Fifty-eighth session of the Commission on Human rights = 12
IV.Fostering national protection systems = 13
A. Supporting national ownership of Human rights treaties = 14
B. Strengthening national human rights institutions = 15
V. Regional frameworks = 17
New Partnership for Africa's Development = 19
VI.Human rights AND development = 19
A. Mainstreaming = 20
B. A rights-based approach to development = 21
C. Participation in recent world conferences = 23
VII.Conclusions and recommendations = 24
Annex
Country visits undertaken between 1 November 2001 and 31 August 2002 = 26
<<59/36>>
I. Introduction = 1
II. Urgent reporting by the High Commissioner to the Commission on Human Rights on conflict situations = 1
III. Sixties seeion of the Commission on Human Rights = 3
IV. Activities of the Unites Nations human rights bodies = 4
V. Standard-setting activities = 7
VI. Human rights and development = 9
VII. Developing national capacities in the field of human rights = 10
VIII. Specific human rights issues = 15
<<60/36>>
I. Introduction = 1
II. Human rights with the reform of the United Nations = 1
III.Moving to strengthe capacities = 2
A. The plan of Action = 2
B. Implementing the plan of Action = 4
IV.Conclusions = 16
<<61/36>>
I. Introduction = 1
II. Country engagement = 2
A. Strengthening Headquarters capacity to support country engament = 2
B. Strengthening OHCHR presence in the field = 3
C. Strengthening partnerships within the United Nations = 5
D. Overcoming the close-door policy = 7
III Developments in strategic thematic areas = 8
A. Development, poverty reduction and the Millennium Development Goals = 8
B. Economic, social and cultural rights = 9
C. Women's rights = 9
D. Issues of equality and non-discrimination = 10
E. Issues of migration and trafficking = 11
F. Rules of law and democracy = 12
G. Human rights responsibilities of business = 13
IV. Establishment of the Human Rights Council, Universal Periodic Review and review of mandates and mechanisms = 14
V. Treaty body reform = 17
VI. Country engagement = 19