United Nations Committee Against Torture: An Assessment2 Course of the Procedure. |
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Cuprins
Context | 2 |
Basic Assumptions | 9 |
Final Considerations | 18 |
Standards of Human Dignity in Interstate Relations | 31 |
Final Considerations | 46 |
The Work of the United Nations on the Basis of the Charter | 55 |
The Background to the Convention against Torture | 66 |
The Drafting of the UN Convention against Torture | 73 |
THE ROLE OF THE COMMITTEE IN | 203 |
The Practice of the Committee | 217 |
Final Considerations | 238 |
The Practice of the Committee | 249 |
Final Considerations | 287 |
The Practice of the Committee | 293 |
Final Considerations | 315 |
The Practice of the Committee | 337 |
Final Considerations | 83 |
THE ROLE OF THE COMMITTEE IN THE DEVELOPMENT | 87 |
Membership | 93 |
Organisation of the Work of the Committee | 104 |
The Input of NGOs | 112 |
Funding | 120 |
The Purpose of Reporting | 126 |
Nonreporting States | 137 |
Authority to Issue General Comments | 150 |
The Inquiry Procedure in Practice | 164 |
The State Complaints Procedure | 197 |
Final Considerations | 357 |
The Practice of the Committee | 366 |
Final Considerations | 383 |
Findings | 390 |
Final Considerations | 403 |
Annex Convention against Torture | 409 |
Literature | 424 |
Sources of Case Law | 439 |
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Termeni și expresii frecvente
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