Humanitarian Good Offices in International Law: The Good Offices of the United Nations Secretary-General in the Field of Human RightsMartinus Nijhoff Publishers, 7 apr. 1983 - 220 pagini Action available or acceptable. The author examines the wide range of. |
Cuprins
II | 17 |
III | 52 |
IV | 75 |
VI | 90 |
Conference on refugees and displaced | 111 |
IX | 129 |
X | 139 |
Good offices of the proposed United Nations High | 151 |
human rights | 166 |
Strengthening | 183 |
Draft resolution proposed in the Third Committee of | 198 |
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Termeni și expresii frecvente
action adopted Article 99 Assembly assistance authorities Bangladesh Bolivia cerned Charter Commission on Human Commissioner for Refugees Convention countries Cyprus Dacca Dag Hammarskjöld December delegate direct contacts Director-General East Pakistan Economic and Social efforts establishment field of human flagrant violations functions fundamental freedoms good-offices role government concerned gross violations Hammarskjöld High Commissioner hostages human rights human rights organs humanitarian good offices humanitarian grounds ICRC International Law international peace Iran Kurt Waldheim mass and flagrant Member ment Minister mission Nations High Commissioner peace and security political press release principles proposed question Red Cross regard relief supplies requested the Secretary-General resolution rights and fundamental Secre Secretary Secretary-General Waldheim Secretary-General's Security Council Sheikh Mujibur Rahman situation Social Council Special Representative Sub-Commission submitted tary-General Thant thirty-sixth session tion UNEPRO UNESCO UNFICYP UNHCR United Nations High United Nations organs United Nations Secretary-General United Nations system violations of human Winspeare