Country Reports on Human Rights Practices: Report Submitted to the Committee on Foreign Affairs, U.S. House of Representatives and Committee on Foreign Relations, U.S. Senate by the Department of State in Accordance with Sections 116(d) and 502B(b) of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961, as Amended, Volumul 1991U.S. Government Printing Office, 1992 |
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... population listens to foreign broadcasts on shortwave radio . In general , academic freedom is enjoyed in schools and in the sole university . University professors are permitted to lecture freely in their subject areas , conduct ...
... population listens to foreign broadcasts on shortwave radio . In general , academic freedom is enjoyed in schools and in the sole university . University professors are permitted to lecture freely in their subject areas , conduct ...
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... population lives outside the formal sector , gaining its livelihood from subsistence farming and animal husbandry . Income distribution is heavily skewed , with the top 20 percent of the population probably earning two - thirds of the ...
... population lives outside the formal sector , gaining its livelihood from subsistence farming and animal husbandry . Income distribution is heavily skewed , with the top 20 percent of the population probably earning two - thirds of the ...
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... population , has a tradition of peacefully coexisting with the largest minority , the Kalanga , which constitutes 25 percent of the population . Although ethnic rivalries are not entirely absent , no ethnic group suffers from serious ...
... population , has a tradition of peacefully coexisting with the largest minority , the Kalanga , which constitutes 25 percent of the population . Although ethnic rivalries are not entirely absent , no ethnic group suffers from serious ...
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... population Muslim and about 15 percent Christian . The remainder of the population practices traditional African religions . Muslim and Christian holidays are recognized as national holidays . Social mobility and access to modern sector ...
... population Muslim and about 15 percent Christian . The remainder of the population practices traditional African religions . Muslim and Christian holidays are recognized as national holidays . Social mobility and access to modern sector ...
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... population . The Labor Code prohibits antiunion discrimination , and complaints about such discrimination are handled by Labor Ministry inspectors and are appealable to a tribunal in the Ministry . This is a functioning system which ...
... population . The Labor Code prohibits antiunion discrimination , and complaints about such discrimination are handled by Labor Ministry inspectors and are appealable to a tribunal in the Ministry . This is a functioning system which ...
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activists activities African Age for Employment alleged Arbitrary Arrest areas Assembly and Association authorities Bargain Collectively Burundi Change Their Government charged civilian collective bargaining Committee Compulsory Labor continued credible reports crimes criminal detainees detention economic elections employees enforcement EPLF EPRDF ethnic Exile Extrajudicial Killing Fair Public Trial female circumcision Forced or Compulsory Freedom of Religion Freedom of Speech Government's GPRA human rights human rights abuses human rights groups ICRC independent journalists judicial Labor Code leaders legislation Mauritania Mauritanian Mengistu government military minimum wage Minister Ministry of Labor multiparty National newspapers officials opposition Peaceful Assembly percent permitted persons police political parties practice President prisoners prohibits refugees released religious RENAMO Repatriation restrictions Right to Organize Rwanda Section 1 Respect sector security forces Senegal Somali Speech and Press strike Sudan Supreme Court suspected torture trade union Uganda UNHCR violations Worker Rights year's end Zambia