ADVOCACY: Guide on How to Engage with the International Human Rights Machinery

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Summary: The Guide - written primarily for the non-human rights experts - provides guidance on how to strengthen engagement with the international human rights machinery, specifically with UN Treaty Bodies and UN Special Procedures.

The Guide - written primarily for the non-human rights experts - provides guidance on how to strengthen engagement with the international human rights machinery, specifically with UN Treaty Bodies and UN Special Procedures.

For each section readers will find:

  • Case studies illustrating best practices;
  • Practitioner checklists;
  • Specific suggestions for practitioners;
  • Answers to Frequently Asked Questions;
  • Useful links to websites and additional information

 

Owner: UNDP, Oslo Governance Centrepdf: www.undp.org/oslocentre/flagship/huritalk.html

Organisation: 
no associated organisation
Articles: 
Articles 42-54: Implementation and monitoring
Article 4: Implementation of rights
Attachment Link: 
http://www.undp.org/oslocentre/flagship/huritalk.html
Web: 
http://www.hurilink.org/hrmachinery/
Tags: 
Reporting to and monitoring the CRC

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