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HIV, disability and discrimination: making the links in international and domestic human rights law
In this article, we first examine the links between HIV and disability. We then provide a brief overview of how international human rights law has treated both disability and HIV/AIDS. We note some of the different ways in which national anti-discrimination laws have reflected the links between HIV and disability, illustrated with representative examples from … Read more
Submission to the UN Human Rights Council Universal Periodic Review Working Group, Eighth Session (2010) re: Review of Kyrgyz Republic
This submission describes several key human rights priorities and provides recommendations for the Kyrgyz Republic to better respect, protect and fulfill human rights, consistent with its international legal obligations, in areas of particular relevance to effective response to HIV. Related Publications Материал поданный в Рабочую группу по Универсальному периодическому обзору Совета ООН по правам человека, … Read more
Материал поданный в Рабочую группу по Универсальному периодическому обзору Совета ООН по правам человека, 8 сессия: Республика Кыргызской
В данном документе представлен ряд ключевых вопросов первостепенной важности в сфере прав человека, а также рекомендации Кыргызской Республике в связи с обеспечением гарантий уважения, охраны и соблюдения прав человека в соответствии с международными правовыми обязательствами в областях, имеющих непосредственное отношение к предотвращению распространения ВИЧ. Related Publications Submission to the UN Human Rights Council Universal Periodic … Read more
Материал поданный в Рабочую группу по Универсальному периодическому обзору Совета ООН по правам человека, 7 сессия: Республика Казахстан
В настоящем документе описывается несколько главных приоритетов в области прав человека, и формулируются рекомендации для Правительства Казахстана по более полному уважению, защите и осуществлению прав человека, в соответствии с его международными обязательствами, в областях, имеющих наиболее тесную связь с эффективным реагированием на ВИЧ. Related Publications Submission to the UN Human Rights Council Universal Periodic Review … Read more
Bill S-232: Key features and compliance with Canada’s WTO obligations – Supplementary submission to Senate Standing Committee on Banking, Trade and Commerce
Complementing the Legal Network’s earlier detailed legal analysis of Bill S-232’s proposed reforms to Canada’s Access to Medicines Regime (CAMR), this supplementary submission outlines in summary form the key issues and the provisions of WTO law that permit Canada to simplify the current CAMR as proposed by Bill S-232, while complying with its legal obligations … Read more
Making CAMR Work: Streamlining Canada’s Access to Medicines Regime – Brief to the Senate Banking, Trade and Commerce Committee regarding Bill S-232
Canada’s Access to Medicines Regime (CAMR) is not delivering on Parliament’s pledge to help developing countries get affordable medicines. The Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network endorses the amendments proposed in Bill S-232 that will help fix the current, flawed Regime.
Submission to the UN Human Rights Council Universal Periodic Review Working Group, Seventh Session (2010) re: Review of Kazakhstan
This submission describes several key human rights priorities and provides recommendations for Kazakhstan’s Government to better respect, protect and fulfill human rights, consistent with its international obligations, in areas of particular relevance to an effective response to HIV. Related Publications Материал поданный в Рабочую группу по Универсальному периодическому обзору Совета ООН по правам человека, 7 … Read more
Joint Statement to United Nations Human Rights Council, 12th Session re: Update by High Commissioner for Human Rights
“Thank you Mr. President, and Madam High Commissioner, for your update. The articulation of a broad range of human rights violations, in countries and regions around the world, is a sobering reminder that the Council must redouble its efforts to address all human rights situations, wherever they occur.”
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