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Human rights council : how far it can prove to be an improvement over the commission on human rights

By: Contributor(s): Publication details: BangaloreBangalore NLSIU 2012Description: 114 p. ; 25 cmOnline resources:
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 0.1 Research Methodology ; 0.2 Introduction ; CHAPTER I: JOURNEY OF THE COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS TILL THE FORMATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL; 1.1 Initial days of the establishment of the Commission on Human Rights ; l. 2 Working of the Commission from 1946 ti1l1990s ; l.3 Drawbacks of the Commission during the tenure ; 1.4 Acts of the Commission from 2000 till 2006 ; 1.5 Replacement of the Commission on Human Rights to Human Rights Council; CHAPTER II: THE LEGAL PREMISE OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL ; Mandates of the Council: Structures and Functions ; 2.1 . Structure and Composition ; 2.1.1 Membership of the Council; 2.1.2 Structure of the Council; 2.1.3 Meetings ; 2. 1.4 Reporting ; 2.2 Rules and Procedure; 2.2.1 Universal Periodic Review ; 2.2.2 Special Procedures ; 2.2.3 Complaint Procedures ; 2.2.4 Human Rights Council Advisory Committee ; CHAPTER III: OVERVIEW OF THE WORK OF THE COUNCIL (2006-2012) ; 3.1 Working of the Council in the Regular Sessions ; 3.1 .1 First Session ; 3.1.2 Second Session ; 3.1.3 Third Session ; 3.1.4 Fourth Session ; 3.1.5 Fifth Session ; 3.1 .6 Sixth Session ; 3.1.7 Seventh Session ; 3.1.8 Eighth Session ; 3.1.9 Ninth Session ; 3.1.10Eleventh Session ; 3.1.11 Twelfth Session ; 3.1 .12 Thirteenth Session ; 3.1.13 Fifteenth Session ; 3.1.14 Sixteenth Session ; 3.1.15 Seventeenth Session ; 3.1.17 Eighteenth Session ; 3.1.18 Nineteenth Session ; 3.2 Working of the Council in the Special Sessions ; 3.2.1 First Session ; 3.2.2 Second Session ; 3.2.3 Third Session ; 3.2.4 Fourth Session ; 3.2.5 Fifth Session ; 3.2.6 Sixth Session ; 3.2.7 Seventh Session ; 3.2.8 Ninth Session ; 3.2.9 Eleventh Session ; 3.2.10 Twelfth Session ; 3.2.11 Thirteenth Session ; 3.2.12 Fourteenth Session ; 3.2.13 Fifteenth Session ; 3.2.14 Sixteenth Session ; 3.2.15 Seventeenth Session ; 3.2.16 Eighteenth Session ; 3.3 Some Country specific actions taken by the Council (2006-2012) ; 3.3.1 Israel and Occupied Palestinian Territory (Opn ; 3.3.2 Libya ; 3.3.3 Belarus ; 3.3.4 Syria ; 3.3.5 Sudan ; 3.3.6 North Korea; 3.3.7 Burma ; 3.3.8 Somalia ; 3.3.9 Kyrgyzstan ; 3.3.10 Sri Lanka ; 3.3.11Afganistan ; 3.3.12 Cote d' Ivoire ; 3.3.13 yemen ; 3.3.14 Bahrain ; 3.3.15 Cuba ; 3.3.l6 United States of America ; CHAPTER IV: HAS THE COUNCIL PROVED TO BEAN IMPROVEMENT OF THE COMMISSION?; Conclusion: The way forward for the Human Rights Council ; BIBLIOGRAPHY.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS 0.1 Research Methodology ; 0.2 Introduction ; CHAPTER I: JOURNEY OF THE COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS TILL THE FORMATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL; 1.1 Initial days of the establishment of the Commission on Human Rights ; l. 2 Working of the Commission from 1946 ti1l1990s ; l.3 Drawbacks of the Commission during the tenure ; 1.4 Acts of the Commission from 2000 till 2006 ; 1.5 Replacement of the Commission on Human Rights to Human Rights Council; CHAPTER II: THE LEGAL PREMISE OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL ; Mandates of the Council: Structures and Functions ; 2.1 . Structure and Composition ; 2.1.1 Membership of the Council; 2.1.2 Structure of the Council; 2.1.3 Meetings ; 2. 1.4 Reporting ; 2.2 Rules and Procedure; 2.2.1 Universal Periodic Review ; 2.2.2 Special Procedures ; 2.2.3 Complaint Procedures ; 2.2.4 Human Rights Council Advisory Committee ; CHAPTER III: OVERVIEW OF THE WORK OF THE COUNCIL (2006-2012) ; 3.1 Working of the Council in the Regular Sessions ; 3.1 .1 First Session ; 3.1.2 Second Session ; 3.1.3 Third Session ; 3.1.4 Fourth Session ; 3.1.5 Fifth Session ; 3.1 .6 Sixth Session ; 3.1.7 Seventh Session ; 3.1.8 Eighth Session ; 3.1.9 Ninth Session ; 3.1.10Eleventh Session ; 3.1.11 Twelfth Session ; 3.1 .12 Thirteenth Session ; 3.1.13 Fifteenth Session ; 3.1.14 Sixteenth Session ; 3.1.15 Seventeenth Session ; 3.1.17 Eighteenth Session ; 3.1.18 Nineteenth Session ; 3.2 Working of the Council in the Special Sessions ; 3.2.1 First Session ; 3.2.2 Second Session ; 3.2.3 Third Session ; 3.2.4 Fourth Session ; 3.2.5 Fifth Session ; 3.2.6 Sixth Session ; 3.2.7 Seventh Session ; 3.2.8 Ninth Session ; 3.2.9 Eleventh Session ; 3.2.10 Twelfth Session ; 3.2.11 Thirteenth Session ; 3.2.12 Fourteenth Session ; 3.2.13 Fifteenth Session ; 3.2.14 Sixteenth Session ; 3.2.15 Seventeenth Session ; 3.2.16 Eighteenth Session ; 3.3 Some Country specific actions taken by the Council (2006-2012) ; 3.3.1 Israel and Occupied Palestinian Territory (Opn ; 3.3.2 Libya ; 3.3.3 Belarus ; 3.3.4 Syria ; 3.3.5 Sudan ; 3.3.6 North Korea; 3.3.7 Burma ; 3.3.8 Somalia ; 3.3.9 Kyrgyzstan ; 3.3.10 Sri Lanka ; 3.3.11Afganistan ; 3.3.12 Cote d' Ivoire ; 3.3.13 yemen ; 3.3.14 Bahrain ; 3.3.15 Cuba ; 3.3.l6 United States of America ; CHAPTER IV: HAS THE COUNCIL PROVED TO BEAN IMPROVEMENT OF THE COMMISSION?; Conclusion: The way forward for the Human Rights Council ; BIBLIOGRAPHY.