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 Human Rights and U.N. Peace Operations: Yugoslavia

Contents

• • Preliminary Material (i-xxvi)   (168K)
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    • Security Council Resolution 798 (1992)
    • Contents
    • Humanitarian Pleas
    • Foreword
  • Introduction (1-16)   (107K)
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    • Human Rights And Conflict Prevention
    • Human Rights And Peacemaking
    • Human Rights And Peacekeeping
    • Human Rights And Peacebuilding
  • UN Protected Areas (17-26)   (71K)
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    • Introduction
    • 1. The Concept Of UN Protected Areas
    • 2. The Practice Of Protection
    • 3. Limitations Of The UN Operation
    • Conclusion
  • Humanitarian Operations (27-38)   (78K)
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    • Introduction
    • 1. The Centrality Of Human Rights In A Comprehensive Response To The Humanitarian Crises In The Former Yugoslavia
    • Conclusion
  • The UN Special Rapporteur (39-50)   (92K)
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    • Introduction
    • 1. Mandate Of The Special Rapporteur
    • 2. Initial Report
    • 3. The Special Rapporteur And The Peacemakers
    • 4. The Special Rapporteur And The Peacekeepers
    • 5. The Special Rapporteur Leads A Campaign To Expose Ethnic Cleansing
    • 6. Documenting The Violations
    • Conclusion
  • Efforts To Negotiate On The Foundation Of Principles (51-64)   (97K)
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    • Introduction
    • 1. The Human Rights Approach Of The EC Conference
    • 2. The Principles Of The London Conference
    • 3. Negotiating On The Foundations Of International And European Human Rights Norms
    • 4. Guiding The Delegations On International Human Rights Law
    • 5. Principles And Realities
    • Conclusion
  • Preventive Strategies (65-78)   (86K)
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    • Introduction
    • 1. Preventive Human Rights Strategies: Discussion Paper On Establishment Of A Regional Conference On Human Rights And The Rights Of Peoples In The Former Yugoslavia
    • 2. ICFY’s Working Group On Ethnic And National Communities And Minorities
    • 3. Preventive Peacekeeping In Macedonia
    • 4. Missed Opportunities For Preventive Action On Kosovo?
    • Conclusion
  • Peacemaking (79-100)   (141K)
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    • Introduction
    • 1. Human Rights In The Peace Plans
    • 2. Emphasizing The Centrality Of Human Rights In The Peace Process
    • 3. Taking On A Leading Role In Guarding Against Ethnic Cleansing
    • 4. Calling On The Aid Of UN Peacekeepers To Protect People Against Ethnic Cleansing
    • 5. Making Strong Representations To The Leaders On The Ground About Human Rights Issues
    • 6. Speaking Out Against Violations Of Human Rights
    • 7. Working For Human Rights Monitoring During And After The Conflict
    • 8. Seeking To Provide For Strong Institutions For The Protection Of Human Rights In Bosnia And Herzegovina And Elsewhere In The Former Yugoslavia
    • 9. The Z-4 Plan: Draft Agreement On The Krajina, Slavonia, Southern Baranja And Western Sirmium
    • 10. Should The Negotiators Have Drawn ‘Consequences’ From The Fact That Systematic Violations Of Human Rights Were Being Committed During The Peace Negotiations?
    • Conclusion
  • Peacekeeping (101-116)   (90K)
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    • Introduction
    • 1. The Contributions Of UN Peace Operations In The Former Yugoslavia
    • 2. Development Of A Human Rights Role
    • 3. Peacekeepers Report On Atrocities
    • 4. Peacekeepers Speak Out About Atrocities
    • 5. The Rapid Reaction Force (RRF)
    • 6. Protection From Ethnic Cleansing
    • 7. Cooperation With The Commission Of Experts
    • 8. The Human Rights Of The Peacekeepers
    • Conclusion
  • Peacebuilding (117-134)   (120K)
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    • Introduction
    • 1. ICFY Works For The Human Rights Treaty Bodies To Request Urgent Reports From The Successor Republics
    • 2. A Framework For Autonomy In The Successor Republics
    • 3. ICFY’s Contribution To Group And Minority Rights
    • 4. ICFY’s Contribution To The Erdut Agreement For Eastern Slavonia (1995)
    • 5. The Dayton Human Rights Blueprint Builds On The ICFY Design
    • Conclusion
  • Human Rights Monitoring And Fact-Finding (135-150)   (102K)
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    • Introduction
    • 1. The Peacemakers
    • 2. The European Community Monitoring Mission (ECMM)
    • 3. The Peacekeepers
    • 4. The UN Special Rapporteur
    • 5. The Office Of UN High Commissioner For Refugees
    • 6. The ICRC
    • 7. The UN High Commissioner For Human Rights
    • 8. The Commission Of Experts
    • Conclusion
  • Justice (151-162)   (76K)
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    • Introduction
    • 1. The Question Of The Establishment Of An International Criminal Tribunal Arises Early On The Table Of Vance And Owen
    • 2. Vance And Owen Take A Principled Stance
    • 3. Support For Forensic Investigation Of Mass Graves
    • 4. Cooperation With The Commission Of Experts On War Crimes And Crimes Against Humanity
    • 5. The International Criminal Tribunal For The Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)
    • Conclusion
  • Conclusion (163-168)   (53K)
  • Reference Documents (169-272)   (370K)
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    • Note On The Documentary References
    • ICFY Mr. Vance: Talking Points For Second Follow-Up Committee Meeting On The“Comprehensive Response To The Humanitarian Crisis In Ex-Yugoslavia”
    • Note The Human Rights Committee (ICCPR) And The Situation In The Former Yugoslavia
    • International Conference On The Former Yugoslavia Working Group On Bosnia-Herzegovina
    • ICFY Press Statement
    • International Conference On The Former Yugoslavia
    • ICFY Notes Of A Meeting With Representatives Of The International Committee Of The Red Cross
    • International Conference On The Former Yugoslavia
    • Attachment Extract From A Speech By The Rt Hon Lord Owen, Co-Chairman Of The Steering Committee Of The International Conference On Former Yugoslavia To The Council Of Europe Assembly, 3 October 1992
    • Attachment Declaration
    • Attachment International Conference On The Former Yugoslavia
    • International Conference On The Former Yugoslavia
    • International Conference On The Former Yugoslavia Notes Of A Meeting With Delegation Of Bosnian Serbs
    • International Conference On The Former Yugoslavia
    • Attachment Protection Of Human Rights In European States Which Are Not Yet Members Of The Council Of Europe
    • International Conference On The Former Yugoslavia
    • Attachment Council Of Europe
    • ICFY Note To The Co-Chairmen
    • ICFY Statement Made By Mrs. Ogata On 27 October 1992
    • International Conference On The Former Yugoslavia
    • ICFY Note On The Human Rights Committee’s Examination Of A Report From The Government Of Croatia
    • ICFY Note To The Co-Chairmen
    • UNHCR
    • International Conference On The Former Yugoslavia
    • Message Of The Co-Chairmen Of The International Conference On The Former Yugoslavia To The United Nations Commission On Human Rights
    • International Conference On The Former Yugoslavia
    • Draft Resolution
    • International Conference On The Former Yugoslavia Highlights Of An Informal Meeting On Human Rights Monitoring In Bosnia And Herzegovina
    • Annex 1
    • Annex 2
    • Annex 3
    • For Information Of United Nations Secretariat Only
    • Council On Foreign Relations
    • ECMM Restricted
    • EU Conference On Yugoslavia
    • Human Rights Chamber For Bosnia And Herzegovina
    • Working Group On Human Rights Issues, Zagreb, 31 January 1995 Main Conclusions Of The Meeting
    • Interagency Training Session
  • Bibliography (273-274)   (34K)
  • Index (275-279)   (489K)