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Introduction





Asia

Europe and Central Asia

Middle East and North Africa

Special Issues and Campaigns

United States

Arms

Children’s Rights

Women’s Human Rights

Appendix




Defending Human Rights

Vibrant nongovernmental organizations in Tbilisi continued to work in a broad array of areas, including human rights education and monitoring, the environment, women’s issues, and the rights of ethnic minorities. Human rights organizations carried out a number of innovative and effective human rights and civic education programs.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs hindered the efforts of some nongovernmental organizations to monitor night conditions in Tbilisi police holding facilities, and restricted access to post-conviction facilities for others involved in monitoring and providing humanitarian assistance to prisons. Nevertheless, many other senior government officials and members of parliament proved willing to meet with nongovernmental organizations and act on concerns they raised.


Countries


Albania

Armenia

Azerbaijan

Republic of Belarus

Bosnia and Hercegovina

Bulgaria

Croatia

Czech Republic

Georgia

Greece

Hungary

Kazakstan

Kyrgyztan

Macedonia

Romania

The Russian Federation

Slovakia

Tajikistan

Turkey

Turkmenistan

United Kingdom

Uzbekistan

Federal Republic of Yugoslavia

Asylum Policy in Western Europe


Campaigns



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