Human Rights Features, Volume 3 (July-September 2002)

In this issue------
1	Due process key in anti-terror legislation
2	Seat for Suhakam; Paris Principles brushed under carpet
3	Trafficking, disability move up on agenda Concluding observations of the 7th annual meeting of the Asia Pacific Forum of the National Human Rights Institutions
4	Pressing your case: more ways than one Report of the 3rd Asia Pacific NGO Human Rights Congress
5	Battle against terror must not defeat rule of law Resolution on due process of law in anti-terrorism measures drafted by the Pre Forum NGO Consultation on National Human Rights Institutions
6	Treating the disabled: rights, not charity Background paper on the proposed International Convention on Protection and Promotion of the Rights and Dignity of Persons with Disabilities
7	Towards a barrier-free reality Resolution of the Pre Forum NGO Consultation on Protection and Promotion of the Rights and Dignity of Persons with Disabilities
8	Raising the stakes will lower impunity Background paper on the role of national human rights institutions in the prevention of trafficking of women and chileren
9	Two-way solution to trafficking Cross-border cooperation and enforcement of the law are the main gaps in efforts to check the problem
10	After the deluge, the damp squib A discussion on the WCAR and its implications was held during the Asia Pacific NGO Human Rights Congress in New Delhi in November 2002.
11	Book Review "National Human Rights Institutions in the Asia Pacific Region: Report of the Alternate NGO Consultation on the Seventh Asia Pacific Regional Workshop on NHRIs"