Document #1127601

OMCT – World Organisation Against Torture (Author)

Human Rights Defenders in a «Security First» Environment; Annual Report 2003

http://www.omct.org/pdf/Observatory/AnnualReport_SecurityFirst/Maghreb.pdf

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    Annual report on the situation of human rights defenders and on obstacles to freedom of association in 2003

    Human Rights Defenders in a «Security First» Environment; Annual Report 2003 (Periodical Report, German)

      deID 1290101
    ecoi.net description:
    North Africa and Middle East associated with Annual report on the situation of human rights defenders and on obstacles to freedom of association in 2003
    Countries:
    Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Lebanon, Morocco, State of Palestine, Syrian Arab Republic, Tunisia
    Source:
    OMCT – World Organisation Against Torture (Author)
    Original link:
    http://www.omct.org/pdf/Observatory/AnnualReport_SecurityFirst/Maghreb.pdf
    Document type:
    Periodical Report
    Language:
    English
    Published:
    14 April 2004
    Document ID:
    1127601 (former ID 99780)

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