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Human Rights and Humanitarian Law: Developments in Indian and International Law Paperback – 30 November 2007
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This unique volume is a wide-ranging, yet exhaustive examination of human rights and humanitarian law in India as well as their interconnections with international law. Designed as a basic text for LLM and MA students pursuing courses in human rights and related subjects, including criminology and legal administration, it has been developed using the UGC course outline. Thematically organized and lucid, this book provides extremely useful reference material for human rights law practitioners and judges, and also for police and other government officials undergoing training on human rights issues in relation to their work. The topics covered include: the Indian constitutional framework relating to human rights India's obligations under international law the criminal justice system environmental protection and development issues the debate about human rights and cultural rights regional associations and human rights international humanitarian and refugee law The methodology adopted in the book integrates the theoretical and practical aspects of learning. Every chapter includes cross-references and a list of recommended reading, case law wherever relevant, and web-based citations for easy research.
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Challenges to Civil Rights Guarantees in India Hardcover – 13 October 2011
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The commentary is lucid, the style accessible, and the breadth of coverage admirable. ― Journal of the Commonwealth Lawyers' Association
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A.G. Noorani is Advocate, Supreme Court of India and independent scholar and commentator on constitutional law issues. SAHRDC is Secretariat of the Asia Pacific Human Rights Network.
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- Publisher : OUP India (13 October 2011)
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- Hardcover : 304 pages
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| XXXXX | Title:- Challenges to Civil Rights Guarantees in India About the book:- This volume by A.G. Noorani and SAHRDC thoroughly examines the status of civil rights guarantees as enshrined in the Constitution of India. Discussing the contemporary social and political issues, and their handling by the state, it foregrounds different challenges faced by the civil rights framework in India. The nine essays elaborately analyse civil and criminal justice system, and cover topics, such as the death penalty, counter-terrorism activities, anti conversion laws, and freedom of speech. The work also brings out the complex relationship between curtailment of democratic tools of protest and enjoyment of civil rights, Keeping in view recent international and national developments, the book focuses upon the threat faced by the civil rights regime from the state authorities. Further, this volume provides an overview of available national and international legal material on important contemporary issues in India. This timely and seminal work will not only be invaluable to the teachers, scholars, and students of law, but also appeal to general readers. The essays include: - Preventative Detention - Extra-Judicial Killings - Counter-terrorism and Human Rights - The Death Penalty in India - Narcoanalysis - Undertrials and Videoconferencing - Acts of Bad Faith: Anti-conversion Laws - Impunity - Armed Forces (Special Powers) Act: Urgency of Review Publisher:- Oxford University Press Publication date:- January 2012 Price (India):- Rs 695 Ordering Information:- THIS IS A NEW PUBLICATION - CONTACT OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS FOR FURTHER DETAILS ON PURCHASING |
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Human Rights and Humanitarian Law:Developments in Indian and International Law
| XXXXX | Title:- Human Rights and Humanitarian Law:Developments in Indian and International Law About the book:- Designed as a basic text for MA and LLM students pursuing courses in human rights and related courses, including criminology and legal administration, this book has been developed using the UGC course outline. Divided into eight chapters, it covers a wide range of topics including - the philosophy of human rights - theories of rights and freedom and their implications - the Indian constitutional framework relating to human rights - the interrelationship of domestic law and India’s obligations under international law - the criminal justice system - the debate about human rights and cultural rights - regional associations and human rights - environmental protection and development issues - international humanitarian and refugee law The methodology adopted in the book aims to integrate the theoretical and practical aspects of learning. Every chapter includes - cross-references and a list of recommended reading - case law wherever relevant Apart from advanced level law students, this volume will be of interest also to scholars and students of international relations and politics, media personnel, and professionals in the fields of law and criminal justice. Publisher:- Oxford University Press Publication date:- 2007 |
| XXXXX | Title:- The National Security Act of 1980: Time to end the abuses About the book:- Since the early days of British colonial rule, India has lived under a series of draconian preventive detention laws. Currently, the National Security Act of 1980 (NSA) is the broadest and most widely abused of these laws. SAHRDC recognizes that India faces a number of external and domestic threats to its security and that narrowly tailored and ethically applied preventive detention laws can be effective ways to counter such threats. However, preventive detention as it is used and abused under tha National Security Act violates a number of fundamental human rights norms provided under the Indian Constitution and international human rights law. SAHRDC examines the National Security Act, abuses under the Act and makes appropriate recommendations. Publisher:- South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre Publication date:- May 2000 Page:- 68p. Size:- 8.5" X 5.5" Price (India):- Rs.130.00 Price (International):-US $4.00 |
| XXXXX | Title:- The Sri Lanka Refugee Conundrum About the book:- Since 1983, Sri Lanka's civil war has claimed the lives of over 40,000 people, more than one million people have been internally displaced by the conflict between the Government and the LTTE and over 200,000 have fled to India since the early 1990s. This report examines the condition of (1) the Tamil Refugees in Indian State of Tamil Nadu, (2) Internally Displaced Persons in Sri Lanka and (3) Asylum and Migration of the Tamils. Publisher:- South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre Publication date:- August 1999 Page:- 63p. Size:- 8.5" X 5.5" Price (India):- Rs.130.00 Price (International):-US $4.00 |
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Special Powers Act, 1974: Big Brother Exercises the Big Stick in Bangladesh
| XXXXX | Title:- Special Powers Act, 1974: Big Brother Exercises the Big Stick in Bangladesh About the book:- The use of preventive detention laws in Bangladesh has a history longer than that of the Republic itself. From its inception, the Special Powers Act has been used as a tool by military administrators and allegedly democratic leaders to silence political dissent. The preventive detention as it is used and abused under the Special Powers Act violates a number of fundamental human rights norms provided under the Bangladesh Constitution and International human rights law. This report examines the Special Powers Act, 1974, abuses under the Act and makes appropriate recommendations. Publisher:- South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre Publication date:- May 2000 Page:- 46p. Size:- 8.5" X 5.5" Price (India):- Rs.120.00 Price (International):-US $3.00 |
| XXXXX | Title:- Sri Lanka's Emergency Law or State-Sponsored Terrorism About the book:- The state-sponsored tyranny that has resulted from the current state of emergency in Sri Lanka is attributed to the country's draconian anti-terrorist legislation. This report highlights pertinent provisions of Sri Lankan legislation, namely the Public Security Ordinance, the Prevention of Terrorism Act, and the Emergency Regulations, which have contributed to the horrendous decline of human rights. A legal analysis under domestic law and international human rights standard is presented at the end by providing examples of misuse of the Emergency Regulations in Sri Lanka. Publisher:- South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre Publication date:- April 2001 Page:- 48p. Size:- 8.5" X 5.5" Price (India):- Rs.120.00 Price (International):-US $3.00 |
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The Establishment of the Permanent Forum: the Possible Positions of the Indigenous Peoples
| XXXXX | Title:- The Establishment of the Permanent Forum: the Possible Positions of the Indigenous Peoples About the book:- This study has been undertaken with a view to developing "possible indigenous positions" on all the issues pertaining to the establishment of the Permanent Forum. It should be read as a supplement to the "Report of the consultations held by the Chairman/Repporteur". It attempts to show the possible options for negotiations in February 2000 in order to enable the Adhoc Working Group to reach a consensus on the establishment of the Permanent Forum. Publisher:- South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre Publication date:- December 1999 Page:- 36p. Size:- 8.5" X 5.5" Price (India):- Rs.120.00 Price (International):-US $3.00 |
| XXXXX | Title:- Racial Discrimination: The Record of Sri Lanka About the book:- Sri Lanka’s ethnic war is one of the starkest illustrations of the consequences of a state policy that legitimises discrimination. The deliberate and systematic exclusion of the Tamil community has been largely responsible for the prolonged and tortuous conflict that shows no sign of abating. This report looks at the effects of these policies and examines how the Sri Lankan governmentâ™s policies continue to violate the Constitution as well as several international human rights instruments. Publisher:- South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre Publication date:- September 2001 ISBN:- 81-87379-09-X Page:- 64p. Size:- 8.5" X 5.5" Price (India):- Rs.135.00 Price (International):- US $ 5.00 |
| XXXXX | Title:- Racial Discrimination: The Record of Pakistan About the book:- Pakistan remains one of the most glaring examples of racial discrimination in the world. A signatory to the International Convention on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD), the country has shown little commitment to improving the lives of its ethnic and religious minorities. This report describes the discriminatory treatment endured by both types of minorities. Publisher:- South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre Publication date:- September 2001 ISBN:- 81-87379-14-6 Page:- 40p. Size:- 8.5" X 5.5" Price (India):- Rs. 125.00 Price (International):- US $ 4.00 |
| XXXXX | Title:- Racial Discrimination: The Record of Bhutan About the book:- Ethnically plural Bhutan undertook a series of racist measures against the country’s ethnic Nepali population in 1980. It sought to revive the ‘Bhutanese way of life’ followed by the majority Drukpas. To this end, restrictions were imposed on dress, language and religion. These were later followed by a crackdown on Nepali protests leading to the flight of nearly 90,000 Nepalese to Nepal who Bhutan refuses to take back. The ethnic Sarchop community has also been the target of discriminatory policies. This report details the repressive policies of the Bhutanese government and also examines the process and possibilities of the repatriation of the ethnic Nepalis. Publisher:- South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre Publication date:- September 2001 ISBN:- 81-87379-12-X Page:- 76p. Size:- 8.5" X 5.5" Price (India):- Rs. 150.00 Price (International):- US $ 5.00 |
| XXXXX | Title:- Preventive Detention and Individual Liberty About the book:- SAHRDC's submission to the National Commission for the Review of the Working of the Constitution (NCRWC) of India. Preventive detention runs counter to fundamental freedoms such as the right to personal liberty. SAHRDC submission to the National Commission for the Review of the Working of the Constitution recommends the removal of Constitutional provisions allowing preventive detention in keeping with the spirit of the Constitution and international human rights standards. In the event that the provisions are retained, it must be ensured that they are enacted solely as emergency legislation and that additional safeguards are introduced to protect the rights of detainees. Publisher:- South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre Publication date:- November 2000 ISBN:- 81-87379-03-0 Page:- 41p. Size:- 8.5" X 5.5" Price (India):- Rs.150.00 Price (International):- US $ 4 |
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Prevention of Terrorism Ordinance 2001: Government Decides to Play Judge and Jury
| XXXXX | Titlle:- Prevention of Terrorism Ordinance 2001: Government Decides to Play Judge and Jury About the book:- The newest ‘anti-terror’ legislation sought to be introduced by the government of India targets those who allegedly support or abet ‘terrorism’ or benefit from its proceeds. The new law, if and when it is passed, however promises to be yet another attempt to subvert the normal process of the law and suppress fundamental liberties. It is also more likely to be used against minorities and political opponents. POTO, much like the now defunct TADA, threatens the very foundation of public order and national security that it aims to protect. SAHRDC suggests that the Ordinance must be invested with additional safeguards, or better still, done away with completely. Publisher:- South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre Publication date:- November 2001 ISBN:- 81-87379-15-4 Page:- 148p. Size:- 8.5" X 5.5" Price (India):- Rs.180.00 Price (International):- US $ 6.00 |
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Knitting the Multi-Coloured Cloak of Asia: Recognising and Eradicating Racism and Discrimination
| XXXXX | Title:- Knitting the Multi-Coloured Cloak of Asia: Recognising and Eradicating Racism and Discrimination About the book:- This report is SAHRDC’s response to the Provisional Draft Declaration of Governments prepared prior to the Asian Regional Inter-Governmental Preparatory Conference for the World Conference Against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance (WCAR) held in August-September 2001. The publication highlights the key issues relating to racism in Asia and recommends an action-oriented programme towards its eradication. Publisher:- South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre Publication date:- February 2001 ISBN:- 81-87379-07-3 Page:- 56p. Size: 8.5" X 5.5" Price (India):- Rs.120.00 Price (International):- US $ 4.00 |
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Judgement Reserved: The Case of the National Human Rights Commission of India
| XXXXX | Title:- Judgement Reserved: The Case of the National Human Rights Commission of India About the book:- The National Human Rights Commission of India is the supreme and independent body for providing human rights protection in India. Since its inception in 1993, the commission is underrated for providing quality services. While the Government of India was at fault for not complying with the recommendations made by NHRC on various occasions, the Commission was also responsible for not supporting its strong words with action. This report is the first of its kind covering all aspects of NHRC's institutional development. It examines the instances of human rights abuses and preventive steps taken by the Commission. It also takes a brief note of the whereabouts of the implementation of the recommendations made by Kerala High Court, McKinsey & Company, Inc. and Staff Inspection Unit. Making a comprehensive assessment of the working of the NHRC, this report provides several recommendations aimed at reducing NHRC's caseload and improving its efficiency. The recommendations are both procedural and substantive in nature. Finally, it provides practical solutions to the problems faced by the Commission and recommends many other programs of action to be taken for providing anticipated protection against human rights violations. Publisher:- South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre Publication date:- September 2001 ISBN:- 81-87379-06-5 Page:- 144p. Size:- 8.5" X 5.5" Price (India):- Rs.170.00 Price (International):- US $ 5.00 |
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Eliminating Sovereign and Official Immunity In Fundamental Human Rights Cases
| XXXXX | Title:- Eliminating Sovereign and Official Immunity In Fundamental Human Rights Cases About the book:- SAHRDC's submission paper to the National Commission for the Review of the Working of the Constitution (NCRWC) of India. The Constitution of India allows for the immunisation of public officials and government institutions in cases of human rights violations. This is contrary to the prevailing international legal standards. Official immunity protects government personnel from criminal prosecution or civil suits even if they commit serious human rights abuses, while sovereign immunity prevents all government organs and institutions from being sued for damages for human rights violations committed by their officials. SAHRDC makes a case for the reform of this section of the Constitution to prevent official or sovereign immunity from infringing on fundamental rights guarantees. Publisher:- South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre Publication date:- January 2001 ISBN:- 81-87379-05-7 Page:- 34p. Size:- 8.5" X 5.5" Price (India):- Rs.115.00 Price (International):- US $ 4.00 |
| XXXXX | Title:- The Bhutanese Political Crisis and Refugee Problem About the book:- This book is the review of the human rights record in Bhutan, especially in light of an on-going settlement policy in Southern Bhutan, and the future of over 93,000 Lhotsampa refugees (Southern Bhutanese of Nepali origin) who now live in camps in South-eastern Nepal after being expelled from their country. Publisher:- South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre Publication date:- October 1998 ISBN:- 81-87379-00-6 Page:- 185p. Size:- 8.5" X 5.5" Price (India):- Rs.330.00 Price (International):- US $11.00 |
| XXXXX | Title:- Abolition of the Death Penalty About the book:- SAHRDC submission to the National Commission for the Review of the Working of the Constitution makes a case for the abolition of the death penalty in India by citing international legal standards and by examining the ‘rarest of rare’ doctrine that has paradoxically helped the death penalty survive as a form of punishment over the years. Publisher: South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre Publication date:- November 2000 ISBN:- 81-87379-02-2 Page:- 32p. Size:- 8.5" X 5.5" Price (India):- Rs. 105.00 Price (International):- US $4.00 |
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Abandoned and Betrayed: Afghan Refugees Under UNCHR Protection in New Delhi
| XXXXX | Title:-Abandoned and Betrayed: Afghan Refugees Under UNCHR Protection in New Delhi About the Book:- This study, conducted by South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre (SAHRDC) examines the predicament of the Afghan refugee population in New Delhi, focusing specifically on the services offered to it by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), as well as relevant policies of the Indian Government. While most of the research was conducted in 1999, the report draws heavily on previous research done by SAHRDC in 1994, 1995, 1997, and 1998. Information in the report comes from field investigations as well as from secondary sources. Publisher: South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre Publication date:- November 1999 ISBN:- 81-87379-01-4 Page:- 130p. Size:- 8.5" X 5.5" Price (India):- Rs. 330.00 Price (International):- US $ 11.00 |
| XXXXX | Title:- A Step in the Rights Direction About the book:- A Step in the Rights Direction is a human rights education manual that can be practically used by educators teaching students in high school. The aim of this manual is to heighten young people's awareness of the fundamental concepts of human rights and to foster a sense of inquiry and responsibility in them. This book is an attempt towards the implementation of the goals of the Indian Government's National Curriculum Framework of 1986 which aims to arouse social consciousness, instill democratic values and help achieve the goals of social justice, equality and national integration. Author:- South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre Publisher:- Tata McGraw-Hill Publication date:- 2000 ISBN:- 0-07-463884-X Page:- 281p. Size:- 9.5" X 7" Price (India):- Rs.400.00 Price (International):-US $13.00 |
| XXXXX | Title:- Think Papers on the World Conference on Racism About the Book:- WCAR Think Papers is a series of papers intended to introduce a critical perspective into the dialogue on the WCAR. The Think Papers highlight the importance of having the WCAR focus sufficient attention on racism in all parts of the world and the political difficulties in making that happen. Each paper is intended to be a work in process. Publisher:- Human Rights Documentation Centre Publication date:- 2001 ISBN:- 81-87379-07-3 Page:- 65p. Size:- 8.5" X 5.5" Price (India):- Rs. 130.00 Price (International):- US $ 5.00 |
| XXXXX | Title:- Racial Discrimination: The Record of Tanzania About the Book:- Racial discrimination in Tanzania is rooted in its current ethnic conflicts and in the government’s ineptness in dealing with the refugee situation. Government policies regarding land use and redistribution have led to further exclusion and alienation of several ethnic groups living in Tanzania. This report examines the harassment, discrimination and exclusion faced by local communities, tribal groups, women and the Asian minority. Publisher:- Human Rights Documentation Centre Publication date:- 2001 Page:- 45p. Size:- 8.5" X 5.5" Price (India):- Rs. 125.00 Price (International):- US $ 4.00 |
| XXXXX | Title:- Racial Discrimination: The Record of South Africa About the Book:- An alarmingly strident xenophobia exists among a substantial portion of the South African population manifest in the attitudes towards black African refugees and asylum seekers. Several years after the end of apartheid, white farmers continue to mistreat black labourers. This report examines various segments of the civil administration, police force and economic power that remain hostile to more meaningful change. Publisher:- Human Rights Documentation Centre Publication date:- 2001 Page:- 45p. Size:- 8.5" X 5.5" Price (India):- Rs. 125.00 Price (International):- US $ 4.00 |
| XXXXX | Title:- Racial Discrimination: The Record of Peru About the Book:- This report attempts to record the prevalence and extent of racial discrimination in Peru. Peru’s record stretches back to a colonial legacy of discrimination against the indigenous peoples and a large self-identified mestizo (mixed race) population. Race- and ethnicity-based discrimination continues to trap indigenous peoples and other ethnic minorities in socio-economic impoverishment. Publisher:- Human Rights Documentation Centre Publication date:- 2001 Page:- 26p. Size:- 8.5" X 5.5" Price (India):- Rs. 75.00 Price (International):- US $ 3.00 |
| XXXXX | Title:- Racial Discrimination: The Record of France About the Book:- Racist and xenophobic ideas are deeply embedded in France where an alarmingly strident xenophobia exists among a substantial portion of the population manifest in the attitudes towards immigrants, minorities and foreigners. This report examines the extent and prevalence of racial discrimination in France, which is linked to governmental denial of the existence of certain racial categories. Publisher:- Human Rights Documentation Centre Publication date:- 2001 Page:- 37p. Size:- 8.5" X 5.5" Price (India):- Rs. 125.00 Price (International):- US $ 4.00 |
| XXXXX | Title:- Racial Discrimination: The Record of Chile About the Book:- Racism and discrimination remain significant social problems manifest in the lives of the indigenous Mapuche and Peruvian migrant workers. This report examines the prevalence and extent of racial discrimination in Chile, which has become more perilous in light of an emerging neo-Nazi movement among Chilean youth and the existence of a Nazi colony within the country’s borders. Publisher:- Human Rights Documentation Centre Publication date:- Page:- Size:- 8.5" X 5.5" Price (India):- Rs. 75.00 Price (International):- US $ 3.00 |
| XXXXX | Title:- Racial Discrimination: The Record of Canada About the Book:- Racial discrimination in Canada based on ethnic origin and nationality is particularly directed against First Nations (Aboriginal) Peoples. State-instituted racist policies are manifest in the ever-present problem of hate-crimes in Canada. This report looks at the effects of State policies and examines how they violate the Constitution as well as several international human rights instruments. Publisher:- Human Rights Documentation Centre Publication date:- 2001 Page:- 33p. Size:- 8.5" X 5.5" Price (India):- Rs. 75.00 Price (International):- US $ 3.00 |
| XXXXX | Title:- Racial Discrimination: The Record of Austria About the Book:- The legal system in Austria includes laws that allow for the smooth integration of racial and ethnic minorities. However, the lack of effective enforcement of these laws has prevented the fulfilment of those goals. This report examines the violence, harassment and social exclusion faced by racial and ethnic minorities. Xenophobic attitudes reinforced and encouraged by politicians have exacerbated the situation. Publisher:- Human Rights Documentation Centre Publication date:- 2001 Page:- 29p. Size:- 8.5" X 5.5" Price (India):- Rs. 75.00 Price (International):- US $ 3.00 |
| XXXXX | Title:- Racial Discrimination: The Record of Argentina About the Book:- This report attempts to record the prevalence and extent of racial discrimination in Argentina. Argentina’s record stretches back to the 19th century and ranges from marginalisation of the indigenous peoples, immigrants, Afro-Argentines, mestizo or morocho Argentines (sometimes perceived as immigrants), Jews and Arabs to discrimination against women and sexual minorities. Politicians have continued to use rising crime rates in the metropolitan Buenos Aires area to fuel xenophobia to argue and justify further restrictions on immigrants. Publisher:- Human Rights Documentation Centre Publication date:- 2001 Page:- 25p. Size:- 8.5" X 5.5" Price (India):- Rs. 75.00 Price (International):- US $ 3.00 |
| XXXXX | About the Book:- This report examines the violence, harassment and discrimination experienced by the indigenous peoples of Mexico. The indigenous Indian population, particularly in the Chiapas province continues to face systematic discrimination in the public and private sectors and remains outside the country’s political and economic mainstream. Their participation in decisions affecting their land, cultural traditions and natural resource allocation is minimal. Publisher:- Human Rights Documentation Centre Publication date:- 2001 Page:- 20p. Size:- 8.5" X 5.5" Price (India):- Rs. 75.00 Price (International):- US $ 3.00 |
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Komnas HAM - The Indonesian National Human Rights Commission: The Formative
| XXXXX | About the book: This report analyses the organisation and work of the Indonesian Human Rights Commission (Komisi Nasional Hak Asasi Manusia (Komnas HAM). The report is intended to assist the Commission and the Government of Indonesia in identifying the Commission’s strengths, weaknesses and alternatives for improvement. The report aims to support and strengthen the work of Komnas HAM and National Institutions (NHRIs) in general to help make these institutions as effective as possible in the promotion and protection of human rights. Publisher:- Human Rights Documentation Centre Publication date:- 2000 ISBN:- 81-87379-04-9 Page:- 63p. Size:- 8.5" X 5.5" Price (India):- Rs. 140.00 Price (International):- US $ 5.00 |