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GEN 0.30
GEN 0.30.2
GEN 0.30.3
GEN 0.30.4
GEN 0.30.5
GEN 0.30.8
GEN 0.30.9
encyclopedias, dictionaries (general, comparative)
class dictionaries related to specific topics under the topic, e.g The
Encyclopaedia of Aboriginal Australia, PACIF 9012 VII.20
dictionaries, bilingual dictionaries
add HURIDOCS language code(s), e.g. for English dictionary, use GEN
0.30.2 Eng, for French-English dictionary, use GEN 0.30.2 Fre)
legal dictionaries
human rights encyclopedias, dictionaries
other encyclopedias, dictionaries
atlases
other reference works
GEN 0.50
bibliographies (general, comparative, international)
class bibliographies of specific topics under the topic, e.g. bibliography of
humanitarian law under INT.X
GEN I
general issues
GEN II
theories, philosophy, law, politics
GEN II.10
GEN II.11
GEN II.12
philosophy
natural justice
universality / relativism
GEN II.20
history
GEN II.30
law, legal theory (general, comparative studies)
(for regional or national law/judicial systems, see regional series: e.g.
Algerian law: AFR 5311 II.30)
international law
constitutional and administrative law
military, tax, trade, industrial law
labour, social, education, cultural law
criminal law
private law
civil procedure and courts
comparative studies
of judicial systems in 2 or more countries from 2 or more
regions
GEN II.31
GEN II.32
GEN II.33
GEN II.34
GEN II.35
GEN II.36
GEN II.37
GEN II.39
GEN II.40
GEN II.41
politics, political theories, ideologies
(for nationalism, see INT VII.16.05)
democracy
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GEN II.42
GEN II.44
GEN II.45
GEN II.47
GEN II.48
GEN II.48.02
liberalism
fascism, nazism
Marxism, socialism
foreign policy, international relations
East-West relations / perspectives
Cold War
GEN II.50
GEN II.51
GEN II.51.01
GEN II.51.02
GEN II.51.03
GEN II.51.07
GEN II.51.09
GEN II.53
GEN II.55
GEN II.55.09
GEN II.56
GEN II.57
GEN II.58
GEN II.59
religions, belief/value systems
Christianity
Catholicism
Orthodox Church
Protestantism
Liberation theology
Christian fundamentalism
Judaism
Islam
Islamic fundamentalism
Buddhism
Hinduism
Confucianism
other religions, value systems; comparative studies
GEN II.90
collective vs individual rights (see also INT VII.16 peoples rights)
GEN III
comparative studies of national mechanisms for protection of human rights
(e.g. human rights commissions, ombudsman, administrative agencies, etc.
For regional comparative studies, see region code III; for national studies of
protection mechanisms, see region country III)
GEN IV
human rights violations
(non-compliance with international human rights obligations, etc.; e.g.
Amnesty annual reports, U.S. State Department country reports, etc.)
GEN IV.10
GEN IV.20
GEN IV.50
GEN IV.51
GEN IV.52
GEN IV.53
GEN IV.55
gross human rights violations
states of emergency
monitoring of human rights violations
(for specific UN mechanisms see INT I.30; for specific regional and
country-wise institutional/statutory mechanisms, see under regions and
countries)
early warning systems
fact-finding missions (guidelines)
reporting
(by NGOs; for reporting by governments see INT I.31)
statistical analysis - methodology
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GEN IV.90
GEN IV.91
GEN IV.92
GEN IV.95
GEN IV.96
GEN IV.98
GEN V
GEN V.10
GEN V.50
GEN V.60
GEN VI
GEN VI.10
GEN VI.15
GEN VI.20
GEN VI.30
GEN VI.40
GEN VI.50
GEN VI.60
GEN VI.61
GEN VI.62
GEN VI.63
GEN VI.70
human rights violators (profiles)
dealing with human rights violators/investigation into past abuses
truth and reconciliation commissions
impunity
trials
amnesty
international meetings, conferences, symposia etc on human rights
(for international meetings on specific subjects, see under the respective
subject)
Teheran Conference 1966
Vienna World Conference on Human Rights 1993
NGO international conferences
human rights education and promotion
(for education in general, see INT VI.20; on multicultural education, see INT
VII.13.05)
human rights education
human rights education within the formal education system
labour education (see also INT.V.30 - labour issues)
environmental education (see also INT V.90)
development education / education for international understanding
(see also INT V.300 development)
education for peace (for peace and security issues, see also INT.IX)
promotion of human rights
international commemorative days
(e.g. International Day of the United Nations)
International Human Rights Day
international decades
(e.g. International Decade on Human Rights Education)
GEN VI.71
GEN VI.72
GEN VI.73
GEN VI.74
GEN VI.75
human rights documentation and information services
(for UN Human Rights Centre, see INT II.85)
HURIDOCS
documentation centres and libraries
databases
networking
information highway resources / Internet (email, www, etc)
GEN VI.80
human rights awards
GEN VII
GEN VII.10
international NGOS, associations, institutes
(for women's organizations, see INT VII.45.09)
consultative status with UN agencies and other IGOs
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GEN VII.80
GEN VII.90
GEN VII.95
GEN VII.99
profiles of individual NGOs (e.g. about Amnesty, about FIDH, etc.)
human rights workers/human rights defenders
training of human rights workers
human rights workers (as victims)
GEN X
regional protection of human rights (comparative studies)
for regional / national human rights issues use breakdown as detailed following INT
INT I International protection of human rights
INT I.01
INT I.10
texts, collections
Universal Declaration / International Bill of Human Rights
INT I.20
INT I.21
INT I.22
INT I.23
INT I.24
International human rights instruments
ratifications, reservations
implementations
derogations
limitations
INT I.30
INT I.31
INT I.32
INT I.33
INT I.34
international mechanisms for protection of human rights
reporting (by governments; for reporting by NGOs see GEN IV.53)
fact-finding missions (by IGOs)
petitioning, communications (by individuals or states)
committees, special rapporteurs, etc.
INT II
United Nations / United Nations and human rights (in general, for UN
activities in particular fields, see under the subject, for peacekeeping missions, see INT
IX.89)
INT II.01
INT II.10
INT II.15
INT II.20
INT II.21
INT II.21.10
INT II.22
U.N. Charter
General Assembly
Security Council
ECOSOC
Commission on Human Rights
Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and
Protection of Minorities
Human Rights Council
INT II.80
INT II.81
INT II.82
INT II.84
INT II.85
UN Secretariat
Secretary General
SG's special representatives
UN Commissioner for Human Rights
Human Rights Centre
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advisory services
INT III
International inter-governmental organizations,
including specialized agencies of the United Nations system (i.e. how
they operate; for ILO, WHO, UNESCO, UNHCR, see under the subject
of their specialization, e.g. labour, health, education; for WTO, see
under INT V.609)
INT III.10
INT III.20
INT III.30
INT III.33
INT III.35
International Court of Justice
International Law Commission
International monetary institutions
IMF (on issues of foreign debts, see INT V.400)
World Bank (for SAPs, see INT V.500)
INT III.40
INT III.50
INT III.60
INT III.70
INT III.80
Group of 77
Commonwealth
La Francophonie
OECD
NATO
For ILO, see INT V.39
For UNESCO, see INT.VI.09
For UNICEF, see INT VII.30.9
For WHO, see INT V.60.9
For COE, see EUR X CE
For CSCE/OSCE, see EUR X OSCE
For OAS, see AFR X OAU
INT IV
Civil and political rights / fundamental rights and freedoms
INT IV.01
INT IV.02
International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
Optional Protocol
INT IV.09
United Nations Human Rights Committee
INT IV.10
freedom of conscience, freedom of religion
(for belief systems, see GEN II.50; for studies on religious groups, see INT
VII.14.02; on customs and traditions, see INT VI.12; on traditional practices
affecting children and women, see INT VII.36 and INT VII.46, respectively)
INT IV.10.01
Declaration on Discrimination based on Religion and Belief
INT IV.l5
conscientious objection / conscientious objectors
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INT IV.25
INT IV.27
INT IV.29
freedom of expression, freedom of speech, opinion
(on group hate propaganda, see INT VII.11.09
freedom of the press / media (also media's role and responsibility)
freedom of information, access to information
journalists (e.g. as victims)
INT IV.30
freedom of assembly
INT IV.40
freedom of association (for trade unions, see INT V. 40)
INT IV.50
democratic rights / democratic development / good governance
(for principles of democracy, see GEN II.41; for electoral results, election
observation reports etc concerning specific countries, see under the country,
e.g. AFR 5458 I.30; for issues of aliens' rights, see INT IV.60)
electoral right, right to vote
electoral process, election campaign
election, referendum, plebiscite
eligibility to a public office
popular participation / civic empowerment
national consultations, public consultations
political opposition / civil disobedience
public servants (integrity, corruption)
MPs, opposition leaders (e.g. as victims)
INT IV.51
INT IV.52
INT IV.53
INT IV.54
INT IV.55
INT IV.56
INT IV.57
INT IV.58
INT IV.59
INT IV.60
INT IV.65
nationality, citizenship
non-citizens' / aliens' rights
(for migrant workers specifically, see INT XIV.80)
INT IV.70
freedom of movement, freedom of residence
(for international migration, see INT XIV)
INT IV.80
INT IV.85
right to privacy, right to confidentiality, data protection
data protection / privacy on information highway
INT IV.90
INT IV.9l
INT IV.92
INT IV.93
INT IV.94
INT IV.95
INT IV.96
INT IV.97
INT IV.99
legal rights, rule of law (for issues of juvenile justice, see INT VII.38)
habeas corpus
arrested persons' rights, detained persons' rights, prisoners' rights
prison conditions
right to legal assistance, right to counsel
criminal procedure
legal profession, lawyers, judges (e.g. their independence; as victims)
law enforcement, police brutality
crime victims
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INT IV.100
INT IV.101
INT IV.105
right to life
death penalty
extra-judicial executions; killings, massacres
(for genocide, see INT XI, for war crimes, see INT XII)
INT IV.105.09
mass graves / exhumation
INT IV.110 right to liberty
INT IV.110.01
Slavery Convention
INT IV.112
forced labour
INT IV.113
slavery
INT IV.114
bonded labour
INT IV.118
contract obligations
INT IV.120
right to the security/integrity of the person
INT IV.121
torture
INT IV.121.0l
Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or
degrading Treatment or punishment
INT IV.121.09
Committee against Torture
INT IV.122
psychiatric abuses
INT IV.123
disappearances
INT IV.127
death threats
INT IV.128
harassment / intimidation
INT IV.140 equality rights / discrimination
INT IV.141
anti-discrimination legislation
INT IV.142
remedial mechanisms
INT IV.142.l0
complaints procedure
INT IV.142.50
affirmative action
INT IV.143
systemic discrimination
INT IV.144
intolerance / prejudice / xenophobia
INT IV.145
racism, race discrimination, apartheid
(on racist incidents against minorities, see INT VII.11.09; on race
relations in general, see INT VII.13.03)
INT IV.145.0l
International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of
Racial Discrimination
INT IV. 145.02
International Convention on the Suppression and Punishment of
the Crime of Apartheid
INT IV.l45.09
Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
INT IV.146
INT IV.147
INT IV.149
INT IV.149.20
INT IV.149.50
caste system and social discrimination
sexism/sex stereotyping (for women's rights, see INT VII.40)
areas of discrimination
(for discrimination in employment, see INT V.32)
discrimination in services
discrimination in sports
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INT V
Economic and social rights / human development / basic needs /
right to adequate living standards / human security / right to development /
economic and social conditions
INT V.01
INT V.02
INT V.09
International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
Declaration on the Right to Development
Committee on Economic and Social Rights
INT V.10
INT V.10.09
INT V.15
INT V.19
right to food / food security (on child malnutrition, see INT VII.37.05)
FAO
food supplies / food shortage
hunger / famine
INT V.20
INT V.21
INT V.22
INT V.24
INT V.25
INT V.26
INT V.28
economic security / social security / social assistance
right to clothing
adequate housing / shelter
social services
social assistance
unemployment insurance
health insurance
INT V.29
INT V.29.01
INT V.29.05
poverty / marginalization of the poor
rural poverty
urban poverty
(for street children, see INT VII.34.08; for urban violence see
INT V.89)
INT V.30
workers' rights / labour standards
(on older workers' rights, see INT VII.83; on child labour, see INT VII.33)
INT V.31
INT V.32
right to work
equal employment opportunities
(on women's employment, see INT VII.43; on employment of people
with disabilities, see INT VII.53)
INT V.33
INT V.34
INT V.35
INT V.36
wages
non-wage benefits
occupational health and safety
quality of working life
(on sexual harassment at work, see INT VII.43.09)
INT V.37
vocational training
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INT V.38
INT V.38.01
INT V.38.02
INT V.38.03
INT V.38.05
INT V.38.06
INT V.38.09
workers' rights by sectors
informal sector
plantation workers / sugar workers
industrial workers
maquilladora workers
clandestine / illegal workplace / sweatshops
white collar workers
INT V.39
International Labour Organization
INT V.40
INT V.41
INT V.42
INT V.43
INT V.49
INT V.50
INT V.55
INT V.60
INT V.60.9
INT V.61
INT V.62
INT V.63
INT V.63.05
INT V.64
INT V.65
INT V.66
INT V.67
INT V.68
INT V.69
labour issues / trade unions
(for freedom of association in general, see INT IV.40; on labour education,
see GEN VI.20)
collective bargaining
right to strike
union security
trade unionists (e.g. as victims)
right to property (land ownership, expropriation, property rights)
(for cultural property, see INT VI.11; for intellectual property, see INT VI.40)
peasants' rights to land - agrarian reform
(for indigenous land claims, see INT VII.22)
right to health (health care / patients' rights)
(for child health, see INT VII.37; for women's health issues, see INT VII.47; on
AIDS, see INT VII.60; on issues of disability, see INT VII.50; for health
insurance, see INT V.28)
World Health Organization
medical ethics / bioethics
consent to treatment / patients' rights
preventive medicine, immunization
ban on smoking
primary health care
medical treatment
medical screening, tests
euthanasia
organ transplantation
health care personnel (e.g. as victims)
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INT V.70
INT V.71
INT V.73
INT V.74
INT V.75
INT V.76
INT V.79
family (on domestic violence, see INT VII.49.01)
marriage / right to marry / forced marriage
(for same-sex couples, see INT VII.72)
family planning / birth control
(on abortion issues, see INT VII.47.06; for population growth issues,
see INT V.200)
spousal equality
parents and children / parental rights / child custody
divorce / separation / matrimonial property
single-parent family
family members (e.g. as victims)
INT V.80
INT V.81
INT V.82
INT V.89
social problems
alcoholism
drug abuse
urban violence
INT V.90
healthy environment / environmental security
(for occupational health and safety, see INT V.35; for indigenous peoples and
environment, see INT VII.26; for environmental education issues, see GEN
VI.30)
INT V.72
INT V.90.01
INT V.90.09
INT V.91
INT V.92
INT V.93
INT V.94
INT V.95
INT V.96
INT V.97
INT V.98
INT V.99
INT V.99.09
Agenda 21
UNEP
biodiversity / control of natural resources
climate / climate change
desertification / drought / water supplies
rainforests / deforestation
pollution / acid rain
toxic chemicals / hazardous waste / waste dumping
nuclear energy / nuclear waste
environmental disasters
environmental organizations / environmental movement
environmentalists (e.g. as victims)
INT V.100 sustainable development
INT V.100.01
Brundtland report
INT V.100.09
UN Commissions on Sustainable Development (CSD)
INT V.101
agriculture
INT V.102
forestry
INT V.103
fishery
INT V.104
energy
INT V.105
water supplies
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INT V.200
INT V.201
INT V.209
INT V.300
population issues
(on family planning, see INT V.73; on ethnic cleansing / populations transfers,
see INT VII.19)
Cairo Plan of Action on Population
UN Population Fund (UNFPA)
development / development aid / development cooperation
(on development education, see GEN VI.40)
INT V.300.09
INT V.310
INT V.320
INT V.330
INT V.340
INT V.350
INT V.355
UNDP
conditionality
North-South relations
ODA (official development assistance) / foreign aid policy
NGO international assistance
development projects
dams
INT V.400
foreign debt
(for World Bank's and IMF's other activities, see INT III.30)
INT V.500
structural adjustment programs
INT V.600
INT V.601
INT V.602
INT V.609
INT V.610
INT V.620
INT V.650
international trade
GATT
Uruguay Round Agreements
WTO
economic sanctions
bilateral agreements
arms trade (on military aid, see INT IX.30)
INT V.700
INT V.710
INT V.750
economic integration initiatives
(general considerations, for regional initiatives, e.g., see under the
region)
Lomé Conventions
NAFTA
INT V.800
INT V.810
INT V.820
INT V.850
transnational corporations
corporate responsibility
codes of conduct
extra-territorial jurisdiction issues
INT V.900
effects of globalization on human rights
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INT VI
Cultural rights
INT.VI.09
UNESCO
INT VI.10
right to culture
(for cultural rights of indigenous peoples, see INT VII.25)
cultural property (artifacts, monuments)
customs and traditions
(on freedom of religion, see INT IV.10; on traditional practices
affecting women and children, see INT VII.46 and INT VII.36,
respectively)
artistic expression / artistic freedom (literature, visual arts, etc.)
intellectuals, artists (e.g. as victims)
INT VI.11
INT VI.12
INT VI.15
INT VI.19
INT VI.20
INT VI.21
INT VI.22
INT VI.25
INT VI.26
INT VI.27
INT VI.29
right to education / access to education / education for all
(on human rights education, see GEN VI; on women's education, see
INT VII.42; on education of children with disabilities, see INT VII.72)
illiteracy / alphabetization
basic education
education policy
formal education system
adult education / popular education
(for vocational training, INT V.37)
students (e.g. as victims)
INT VI.30
language policy, language planning, language rights
(for linguistic minorities, see INT.VII.14.03)
INT VI.40
intellectual property rights
INT VI.50
INT VI.59
scientific freedom / scientific advancement
scientists (e.g. as victims)
INT VI.60
INT VI.65
INT VI.69
academic freedom
university community
teachers (e.g. as victims)
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INT VII
Special vulnerable groups / victims of human rights violations
(for non-citizens / aliens, see INT IV.70; for the poor, see INT V.29; for
civilians, see INT X.20; for refugees, see INT XIV.50; for displaced persons,
see INT XIV.60; for stateless persons, see INT XIV.70; for migrant workers,
see INT XIV.80. See also: GEN VII.99 - human rights workers as victims; INT
IV.15 - conscientious objectors; INT IV.59 - MPs, opposition leaders as
victims; INT IV.96 - lawyers as victims; INT V.49 - trade unionists as victims;
INT V.69 - health personnel as victims; INT V.79 - family members as victims;
INT V.99.09 - environmentalists as victims; INT VI.19 - intellectuals and
artists as victims; INT VI.29 - students as victims; INT VI.59 - scientists as
victims; INT VI.69 - teachers as victims)
INT VII.10 collectivities / groups / minorities
INT VII.10.01
Declaration on the Rights of Persons Belonging to Ethnic, Religious or
Linguistic Minorities
INT VII.11
minority rights / group rights / community rights / community
security (on cultural rights, see also INT VI.10; on freedom of religion, see INT IV.10)
INT VII.11.01
INT VII.11.02
group identity / cultural identity / ethnicity
territoriality vs recent immigration as condition for recognition
INT VII.11.09
racist incidents against minorities / group hate propaganda
(on racism, racial discrimination, apartheid, see INT IV.145)
INT VII.12
cultural assimilation / cultural integration / Nation-state
INT VII.13
INT VII.13.02
INT VII.13.03
cultural pluralism
multiculturalism
cross-cultural communication / race relations
(on racism, intolerance and prejudice, see INT IV.145)
INT VII.13.05
multicultural education
(on human rights education, see GEN VI)
INT VII.14
INT VII.14.01
INT VII.14.02
INT VII.14.03
demographic studies
ethnic groups
religious groups (for freedom of religion, see INT IV.10)
linguistic groups (for language policy, see INT VI.30)
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right to self-determination
INT VII.15
INT VII.16
peoples' rights / national sovereignty
(see also Gen II.90 collective rights; for indigenous peoples' rights, see
INT VII.20)
INT VII.16.01
INT VII.16.05
INT VII.16.06
territorial / historical conditionality for recognition
nationalism / national liberation movements
separatism
INT VII.18
INT VII.19
INT VII.20
ethnic conflicts (on internal armed conflicts/civil wars, see INT X.80)
ethnic cleansing, population transfers (for genocide, see INT XI)
indigenous peoples and tribal peoples
(on indigenous children, see INT VII.34.02; on indigenous women, see INT
VII.44.02)
INT VII.20.01
INT VII.20.02
INT VII.20.09
Draft Universal Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
ILO Conventions no. 107 & 169
UN Working Group on Indigenous Populations
INT VII.21
INT VII.22
INT VII.23
INT VII.24
INT VII.25
INT VII.26
constitutional rights, self-government
land claims
traditional authorities
economic welfare / human security
cultural rights / customs and traditions
indigenous peoples and environment / traditional knowledge /
control of natural resources
traditional justice / customary law / tribal courts
INT VII.27
INT VII.30
children / youth
INT VII.30.0l
INT VII.30.02
INT VII.30.08
INT VII.30.09
Convention on the Rights of the Child
Declaration on the Rights of the Child
Committee on the Rights of the Child
UNICEF
INT VII.31
child care / child development
(for parental rights and child custody, see INT V.74; on children's
formal education, see INT VI.20)
INT VII.33
INT VII.34
INT VII.34.02
INT VII.34.04
INT VII.34.05
child labour
target groups of children (on female children, see INT VII.44.10)
indigenous children (see also INT VII.20 indigenous peoples)
children of immigrants / migrant workers (see also INT XIV.80)
refugee children (see also INT XIV.50 refugees)
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INT VII.34.07
INT VII.34.08
INT VII.34.09
INT VII.35
INT VII.36
LIBRARY SHELF CLASSIFICATION
children prisoners (see also INT IV.92 prisoners' rights)
child prostitution
(see also INT VII.44.07 sexually exploited women)
street children (see also INT V.29.05 urban poverty)
child soldiers
(see also INT X.50 military personnel / combatants)
youth participation / children's freedom of expression
traditional practices affecting children
(for female circumcision, see INT VII.46.01; on customs and traditions in
general, see INT VI.12)
INT VII.37 child health
INT VII.37.01
low birth-weight
INT VII.37.02
infant mortality
INT VII.37.05
child nutrition / malnutrition (see also INT V.10 food security)
INT VII.37.09
pediatric AIDS / children with AIDS (see also INT VII.60 AIDS)
INT VII.38
INT VII.39
juvenile offenders / juvenile justice (for legal rights in general, see INT IV.90)
child abuse / violence against children / children as victims
(for female infanticide, see INT VII.49.08)
INT VII.40
women / women's rights
(for theoretical issues of sexism and gender stereotyping, use INT IV.147)
INT VII.40.01
Women
INT VII.40.05
INT VII.40.08
INT VII.40.09
INT VII.4l
INT VII.42
INT VII.43
INT VII.43.09
INT VI I.44
INT VII.44.01
INT VII.44.02
INT VII.44.03
INT VII.44.04
INT VII.44.05
INT VII.44.06
Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against
World Conference on Women
Commission on the Status of Women
Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women
women and development (WID) / gender and development (GAD)
women's education (for education in general, see INT VI.20)
women's employment
(on employment issues in general, see INT V.30; on systematic
discrimination, see INT IV.143)
sexual harassment
target groups of women
rural women
indigenous women (see also INT VII.20 indigenous peoples)
Muslim women
(see also GEN II.55 Islam; INT VII.14.02 religious groups)
immigrant women / migrant workers (see also INT XIV.80)
refugee women (see also INT XIV.50 refugees)
women prisoners (see also INT IV.92 prisoners' rights)
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sexually exploited women / prostitutes (see also INT VII.34.07)
domestic workers
girls / female adolescents
(on children in general, see INT VII.30
older women (see also INT VII.80 aging persons)
INT VII.45
INT VII.45.01
INT VII.45.02
INT VII.45.09
empowerment / political participation of women / women in politics
feminist movement / feminism
women in politics, eligibility
women's organizations
INT VII.46
INT VII.46.01
traditional practices affecting women
(on customs and traditions in general, see INT VI.12; see also INT
VII.36 traditional practices affecting children)
female circumcision
INT VII.47
INT VII.47.01
INT VII.47.02
INT VII.47.05
INT VII.47.06
INT VII.47.09
women's health (for health issues in general, see INT V.60)
protection of motherhood / prenatal / perinatal care
maternal mortality
reproductive rights & technologies
abortion
women and AIDS (for AIDS in general, see INT VII.60)
INT VII.48
INT VII.48.05
INT VII.48.09
women and law (for family law issues, see INT V.70)
women offenders (for legal rights in general, see INT IV.90)
women lawyers
INT VII.49
INT VII.49.01
INT VII.49.02
INT VII.49.05
INT VII.49.08
INT VII.49.09
violence against women
domestic violence
bride burning
sexual assault, rape
female infanticide (on child abuse, see INT VII.39)
women (as victims)
INT VII.44.07
INT VII.44.08
INT VII.44.10
INT VII.50 people with disabilities
INT VII.51
barrier-free access / right to social integration
INT VII.51.01
accessibility issues and regulations regarding buildings,
transportation and public services
INT VII.51.05
independent living
INT VII.52
education (for access to education in general, see INT VI.20)
INT VII.53
employment opportunities (for employment in general, see INT V.30)
INT VII.54
physical disabilities
INT VII.54.01
motor impairment
INT VII.54.02
visual impairment
INT VII.54.03
hearing impairment
INT VII.55
mental disabilities
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INT VII.60
people with AIDS / HIV-positive persons
(for children with AIDS, see INT VII.37.09; on women and AIDS, see
INT VII.47.09)
INT VII.70
INT VII.71
INT VII.72
INT VII.74
INT VII.76
INT VII.77
INT VII.78
INT VII.79
people discriminated because of sexual orientation
gay rights
same-sex couples and the law (e.g. spousal benefits, child custody)
lesbians
bisexuals
transsexuals
heterosexuality
homophobia
INT VII.80
INT VII.81
INT VII.83
aging persons / elderly / age discrimination
welfare / care
employment security / older workers
(on employment issues in general, see INT V.30)
retirement / pension benefits
independent living
abuse / elderly as victims
INT VII.84
INT VII.85
INT VII.89
INT IX
right to peace / international security / militarization
(for education for peace, see GEN VI.50)
INT IX.10
INT IX.20
INT IX.30
INT IX.40
INT IX.41
INT IX.41.03
INT IX.44
INT IX.45
right to peace
militarization / military rule
military aid (on arms trade, see INT V.650)
weaponry / arms race
conventional weapons
land mines
chemical & biological weapons
nuclear weapons / nuclear testing
INT IX.50
general disarmament issues
INT IX.70
conflict resolution / conflict prevention
INT IX.80
INT IX.81
INT IX.83
INT IX.85
INT IX.89
foreign intervention
state sovereignty / territorial integrity
military occupation / martial law
humanitarian intervention vs aggression
peacekeeping missions
INT IX.90
international peace negotiations / peace agreements
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INT X
Armed conflicts / Humanitarian law
(for peace issues, see INT IX; for conflict prevention / conflict resolution, see
INT IX.70; for disarmament see INT IX.50; for weaponry, see INT IX.40)
INT X.0l
INT X.08
INT X.09
Geneva Conventions and Additional Protocols; Hague Conventions
International Federation of the Red Cross (IFRC)
International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)
INT X.l0
INT X.20
INT X.30
INT X.40
INT X.50
humanitarian law
civilian population (as victims)
wounded persons / war casualties
prisoners of war
military personnel, combatants, soldiers
(for conscientious objectors, see INT IV.15; for child soldiers, see INT
VII.34.08)
demobilization
war veterans
civil war / internal armed conflicts / guerilla wars
(for ethnic conflicts, see INT VII.18)
INT X.55
INT X.60
INT X.80
INT X.90
international armed conflicts (history)
INT X.90.01
World War I
INT X.90.02
World War II
INT X.90.03
Korean War
INT X.90.05
Vietnam War
INT X.90.06
Persian Gulf War
INT XI
INT XI.10
INT XI.50
Genocide (for ethnic cleansing / population transfers, see INT VII.19)
for genocide in specific countries, see under the country, f.eks. genocide in
Rwanda: AFR 5150 XI)
Armenian genocide
Jewish holocaust
INT XII
INT XII.01
INT XII.50
INT XII.90
War crimes and crimes against humanity
Charter of the Nuremberg Tribunal
international war crimes tribunals
war criminals (profiles)
INT XIII
International terrorism
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INT XIV
International migration / Immigrants / Refugees / Asylum seekers
(on freedom of movement, see INT IV.70)
INT XIV.50
INT XIV.50.01
INT XIV.50.09
INT XIV.51
INT XIV.55
INT XIV.56
INT XIV.57
INT XIV.58
INT XIV.59
asylum seekers, refugees - international protection
(on refugee children, see INT VII.34.05; on refugee women, see INT
VII.44.05)
Convention relating to the Status of Refugees
UNHCR
humanitarian intervention / assistance
(for humanitarian intervention against aggression, see IX.85)
refugee camps
resettlement
repatriation
refoulement / interception at sea
refugees (e.g. as victims)
INT XIV.60
displaced persons / internal refugees
(on ethnic cleansing, see INT VII.19)
INT XIV.70
stateless persons
INT XIV.80
immigrants, migrant workers
(on children of immigrants / migrant workers, see INT VII.34.04; on
immigrant women, see INT VII.44.04)
Convention on the Rights of Migrant Workers
illegal immigration
(for clandestine workplace, see INT V.38.06)
INT XIV.80.01
INT XIV.85
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REGIONAL ISSUES
(for comparative studies of regional protection of human rights, see GEN X)
AFR
AMER
ASIA
MEAST
EUR
PACIF
+
+
+
+
+
+
5XXX for sub-region / country
6XXX
7XXX
73XX
8XXX
9XXX
Africa
Americas
Asia
Middle East
Europe
Pacific Ocean
region
regional human rights protection mechanisms
AFR AU
AFR OAU
AFR OAU.01
AFR OAU.11
AFR OAU.12
African Union
Organization of African Unity
African charter of Human and Peoples' Rights
African Commission of Human and Peoples' Rights
African Court of Human Rights
AMER
AMER
AMER
AMER
AMER
Organization of American States
American Declaration of Rights and Duties of Man
American Convention on Human Rights
Inter-American Commission on Human Rights
Inter-American Court of Human Rights
OAS
OAS.01
OAS.02
OAS.11
OAS.12
MEAST 10
MEAST 10.1
Islamic Conference
Islamic Declaration of Human Rights
EUR CE
EUR CE.01
EUR CE.02
EUR CE.11
EUR CE.12
EUR CE.13
Council of Europe
European Convention on Human Rights
European Social Charter
European Commission of Human Rights
European Court of Human Rights
Commissioner for Human Rights
EUR CE.14
European Committee on the Prevention of Torture…
EUR CE.15
Human Rights Directorate / Documentation and Information
EUR CE.17
EUR CE.18
EUR CE.19
Council of Europe Women's Directorate
Council of Europe - Committee of Ministers
Council of Europe - Parliamentary Assembly
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EUR
EUR
EUR
EUR
EU
EU.01
EU.02
EU.03
European Union
European Charter of Fundamental Freedoms
Social Charter
Charter of fundamental rights
EUR EU.12
European Court of Justice
EUR EU.18
EUR EU.19
European Parliament
Commissioners
EUR OSCE Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe
(use also for CSCE - Conference on Security and Cooperation…)
EUR OSCE.01
Helsinki Accords (Helsinki Final Act) (1975)
EUR OSCE.05
Meetings (Belgrade, Madrid, Vienna, Paris)
EUR OSCE.11
Helsinki monitoring committees
(by country use HURIDOCS code)
EUR OSCE.19
High Commissioner on National Minorities
region 0.50 regional bibliographies
(for general bibliographies or bibliographies from more than one region, see
GEN 0.50; for bibliographies of specific topics under the topic, e.g.
bibliography of humanitarian law under INT.X)
region I
general
region II
human rights theories, philosophy, law, politics (regional approaches)
(continue with breakdown as under GEN II…)
region III comparative studies of national mechanisms for protection of human rights
(for protection mechanisms in individual countries, see region country III,
for studies concerning more than one region, see GEN III)
region …
for comparative regional studies on specific issues, continue with the breakdown by subject
as under INT IV TO INT XIV, (e.g. AFR 5000 IV.25 freedom of the press in Africa)
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ISSUES BY SUB-REGION / INDIVIDUAL COUNTRY
region country…
by country or sub-region, use HURIDOCS code numbers, combined with breakdown by
subject as follows (i.e. for general work on South Africa: AFR 5458 I; on Southern
Africa: AFR 5400 I)
region country 0.50
bibliographies by country
(i.e. bibliography on East Africa: AFR 5200 O.50)
region country I
general situation
region country I.20
region country I.25
region country I.30
political situation
political parties
elections (process & results)
(for democratic rights, see also under region country
IV.50, for general theory on democratic rights,
elections, good governance etc, see INT IV.50)
region country I.50
foreign policy
(for foreign aid, see also under region country
V.330)
immigration policy
(for refugee policy, see also region country XIV.50)
region country I.60
region country I.80
region country II
region country II.10
region country II.20
region country II.30
general economic situation
(for issues of development, SAPs and foreign debt, see
also from region country V.300 to V.500)
region country II.60
institutions
executive power
legislative power
judicial system
(i.e. for judicial system in Algeria: AFR 5311 II.30; continue
with breakdown by branch of law as under GEN II 30, e.g.
Algerian constitutional law: AFR 5311 II.32, etc.; for issues of
legal rights and rule of law, see also under region country
IV.90)
law enforcement, police (organization)
(for police brutality, see also under region country IV.97)
armed forces (institutional issues)
(for militarization issues, see also region country IX.50)
economic sector (agriculture, industry, business)
region country II.80
religious institutions
region country II.40
region country II.50
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educational institutions (see also region country VI.20)
region country III
region country III.10
human rights protection mechanisms
statutory protection agencies
(e.g. human rights commissions, ombudsman, advisory
councils)
pertinent international monitoring or relief agencies
(e.g. UN special rapporteurs, peacekeeping missions, etc.)
NGOS (descriptive account of their activities)
human rights workers
domestic enforcement of international law
region country III.30
region country III.40
region country III.50
region country III.90
region country IV
civil and political rights
(continue with the breakdown by subject as under INT IV
series, e.g. for freedom of the press in Southern Africa: AFR
5400 IV.25)
region country V
economic and social rights
(continue with the breakdown by subject as under INT V
series)
region country VI
cultural rights
(continue with the breakdown by subject as under INT VI
series)
region country VII
special vulnerable groups
(continue with the breakdown by subject as under INT VII
series)
region country IX
right to peace / security / militarization
(continue with the breakdown by subject as under INT IX
series)
region country X
internal armed conflicts, national liberation movements
(continue with the breakdown by subject as under INT X series)
region country X…
(continue with the breakdown by subject as under INT X…)
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