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Country CoverageNorth Macedonia
Accessioned Date2018-05-21T10:57:17Z
Availability Date2018-05-21T10:57:17Z
Issue Date2008-04-17
URIhttp://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12389/20296
Languageen
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Languagefr
PublisherUN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNOHCHR)
SeriesConsideration of reports submitted by states parties under article 40 of the covenant
Subject Keywordscovenants
Subject Keywordshuman rights violations
Subject Keywordsdiscrimination
Subject Keywordsintolerance
Subject KeywordsRoma and Sinti
Subject Keywordslaw enforcement
Subject Keywordseducation
Subject Keywordslanguages
Subject Keywordsgender equality
Subject Keywordsnational law
Subject Keywordsfreedom of religion or belief
Subject Keywordsstudents
Subject Keywordslinguistic minorities
Subject Keywordswomen
Subject Keywordsreligious or belief groups
Subject KeywordsRoma and Sinti
TitleConcluding observations of the Human Rights Committee : the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
Material Typecountry report
Material Typerecommendation
Meeting TitleHuman Rights Committee
Corporate AuthorsUnited Nations (UN). Human Rights Committee (HRC)
Publication CountrySwitzerland
Publication Place Geneva
Key IssuesRacism and xenophobia
Key IssuesRoma, Sinti and Travellers
Key IssuesGender based discrimination
Key IssuesFreedom of religion or belief
CountryNorth Macedonia
Document NumberCCPR/C/MKD/CO/2
Meeting PlaceNew York, NY
Meeting Session92nd session
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URL displayhttp://tbinternet.ohchr.org/_layouts/treatybodyexternal/Download.aspx?symbolno=CCPR%2fC%2fMKD%2fCO%2f2&Lang=en
Physical Description5 p.
Meeting Date17 March - 4 April 2008
See Alsoreligion or belief
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