Last revised: 12 August 2004
Notes:
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1. Agenda
Add.1 Annotated agenda
2. Statistics of the 2003 session
3. Proposal for new agenda item on Sri Lanka filed by NGO
4. Statistics relating to the 2003 session
5. Note, re: Mrs. Zerrougui’s study will not be available this year
6. Rept of the Working Group on Administration of Justice
7. Mr. Decaux’s paper on military tribunals
8. Mr. Decaux’s study on universal ratification
9. Mrs. O’Connor’s paper on women in prison
10. Mr. Rodriguez-Cuadros’ paper on democracy [not available this year]
11. Mrs. Rakotoarisoa’s paper on difficulties of proof in crimes of sexual violence
12. Mrs. Hampson’s paper on investigating & prosecuting sex crimes
13. Secretariat's update on UN documents received in last 12 months on development
14. Mrs. O’Connor’s paper on development [not available this year]
15. Secretariat’s paper on development [study on existing bilateral & multilateral programmes]
16. Secretariat’s paper on the legal nature of the right to development
17. Secretariat’s paper on mainstreaming human rights in trade
18. Secretariat’s paper on the value of a human rights approach to development
19. Secretariat’s paper on human rights approach to development: concepts & implications
20. Mr. Guisse’s study on drinking water
21. Report of the Working Group on Transnational Corporations
22. Mr. Pinheiro’s study on return of refugees’ property (+Add.1)
23. Mrs. Mbonu’s study on corruption
24. Mr. Decaux’s paper on non-discrimination under article 2 of the Covenant on Economic, Social & Cultural Rights
25. Mr. Bengoa, et al’s paper on draft standards for fighting extreme poverty (+Add.1)
26. Report of the 2004 session of the Social Forum
27. Mr. Guisse’s paper on debt
28. Report of the Working Group on Indigenous Populations
29. Report of the Working Group on Minorities
30. Mrs. Daes’ study on indigenous peoples’ sovereignty over natural resources
31. Mr. Eide & Mr. Yokota’s paper on work & descent
32. Mr. Eide’s updated report on peaceful and constructive approaches for minorities [not available this year]
33. Status of the International Covenants and other treaty instruments
34. Secy General’s update on the Programme of Action to eliminate exploitation of child labour
35. High Commissioner’s report on systematic rape, sexual slavery in armed conflict
36. Report of the Working Group on Contemporary Forms of Slavery
37. Mrs. Frey’s study on small arms and light weapons (+Add.1)
38. Mrs. Motoc’s study on the human genome
39. Secretariat’s paper on counter-terrorism (+Add.1-2)
40. Mrs. Koufa’s study on terrorism
41. Mrs. Warzazi’s study on harmful traditional practices affecting the health of women and the girl child
42. Mrs. Hampson’s paper on human rights treaty reservations
43. Mr. Dos Santos Alves’ paper on international solidarity
44. Mr. Bengoa’s paper for the Social Forum on the plight of the rural poor
45. Report from the World Health Organization