Archive: Human Rights Watch Briefing Paper

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2005-06-29	‘Safe areas’ for Srebrenica’s most wanted: A decade of failure to apprehend Karadzic and Mladic Author (Corporate): Human Rights Watch Series Details: Human Rights Watch Briefing Paper 29.6.05 Published: 29/06/2005 (Last update: 29/06/2005)
2005-06-15	Azerbaijan and the European Neighbourhood Policy Author (Corporate): Human Rights Watch Series Details: Human Rights Watch Briefing Paper 15.6.05 Published: 15/06/2005 (Last update: 15/06/2005)
2005-06-15	Georgia and the European Neighbourhood Policy Author (Corporate): Human Rights Watch Series Details: Human Rights Watch Briefing Paper 15.6.05 Published: 15/06/2005 (Last update: 15/06/2005)
2005-04-12	Georgia: Uncertain torture reform Author (Corporate): Human Rights Watch Series Details: Human Rights Watch Briefing Paper 12.4.05 Published: 12/04/2005 (Last update: 12/04/2005)
2005-03-01	Worse than a war : ‘Disappearances’ in Chechnya – a crime against humanity Author (Corporate): Human Rights Watch Series Details: Human Rights Watch Briefing Paper March 2005 Published: March 2005 (Last update: 01/03/2005)
2005-03-01	Commentary on Prevention of Terrorism Bill 2005 Author (Corporate): Human Rights Watch Series Details: Human Rights Watch Briefing Paper 1.3.05 Published: 01/03/2005 (Last update: 01/03/2005)
2004-10-04	Last chance for Turkey’s displaced? Author (Corporate): Human Rights Watch Series Details: Human Rights Watch Briefing Paper 4.10.04 Published: 04/10/2004 (Last update: 04/10/2004)
2004-09-01	The International Criminal Court: How nongovernmental organizations can contribute to the prosecution of war criminals Author (Corporate): Human Rights Watch Series Details: Human Rights Watch Briefing Paper September 2004 Published: September 2004 (Last update: 01/09/2004)
2004-09-01	Eradicating torture in Turkey’s police stations: Analysis and recommendations Author (Corporate): Human Rights Watch Series Details: Human Rights Watch Briefing Paper September 2004 Published: September 2004 (Last update: 01/09/2004)
2004-06-29	Memorandum to the Turkish government on Human Rights Watch’s concerns with regard to academic freedom in higher education and access to higher education for women who wear the headscarf Author (Corporate): Human Rights Watch Series Details: Human Rights Watch Briefing Paper 29.6.04 Published: 29/06/2004 (Last update: 29/06/2004)