Last revised: 6 August 2004
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1. All For Reparations and Emancipation (Afrodescendent minorities of the Americas and Slavery Diaspora) -- criticizes the Sub-Commission for changing the timing of item 5(c) on the agenda. They've attended both of the last two years and not been able to speak because they couldn't stay when the agenda was pushed back.
2. International Council of Environmental Law (the right to water as an enforceable right)
3. Joint Statement of International Cooperation for Development and Solidarity & Pax Christi International (the protection of civilians in Northern Uganda)
4. American Association of Jurists (Guantanamo prisoners)
5. American Association of Jurists (Haiti: invasion y golpe de Estado) (in Spanish only)
6. La Federacion de Mujeres Cubanas (US embargo against Cuba) (in Spanish only)
7. La Federacion de Mujeres Cubanas (separation of families by US policies) (in Spanish only)
8. Joint statement of Europe Third World Centre and American Association of Jurists (US blockade against Cuba)
9. Joint statement of Europe Third World Centre and American Association of Jurists (Resolution 1546 (2004) of the Security Council)
10. Joint statement of Europe Third World Centre and American Association of Jurists (Bilateral treaties on free trade and promotion and protection of investments: "arms of massive destruction" to national and international public law and human rights law)
11. Joint statement of Europe Third World Centre and American Association of Jurists (La situacion de los derechos humanos en Estados Unidos de America. Los fallos de la Corte Suprema del 28 de junion 2004) (in Spanish only)
12. Minnesota Advocates for Human Rights (Post Conflict Transitional Justice in Sierra Leone)
13. Minnesota Advocates for Human Rights (The Peruvian Truth and Reconciliation Commission Process)
14. Society for Threatened Peoples (Economic, Social and Cultural Rights of internally displaced in South Eastern Turkey)
15. Society for Threatened Peoples (negative consequences of the international war on terrorism)
16. Society for Threatened Peoples (Human rights abuses against Congolese citizens in Angola)
17. Society for Threatened Peoples (Alarming situation of indigenous peoples in the Russian Federation, Australia and Vietnam)
18. Society for Threatened Peoples (No protection for civilian population in Darfur (Western Sudan))
19. Society for Threatened Peoples (Contempory forms of Slavery: Trafficking in Women and Children in Eastern Europe)
20. Japanese Workers' Committee for Human Rights (unremedied claims, unfair labor practices, etc. in Japan)
21. Foundation of Japanese Honorary Debts (ex prisoners of war and victims of Japanese occupation of the Dutch East Indies during WW II)
22. Marangopoulos Foundation for Human Rights (Combating the Worst Forms of Child Labour and New Forms of Slavery: The Need for Urgent and Concerted Action)
23. International Educational Development (displacement of Kurdish people from their villages in Turkey by security forces)
24. Association for World Education (Darfur, Sudan: Non-impunity and Prosecutions for Genocide)
25. World Union for Progressive Judaism (Hamas: Sheikh Yassin and Dr. al-Rantisi -- The UN and the grave worldwide cultural clash)
26. World Union for Progressive Judaism (Muslim Brotherhood/Hamas/Hizbullah/Al-Qaeda)
27. Association for World Education (Jihad & Martyrdom as taught in Egyptian primary/preparatory/secondary school text books)
28. Japan Fellowship of Reconciliation (Gender & de facto impunity -- responses of the Japanese legal system against military sexual slavery by Japan)
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