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2001•Statistical Journal of the United Nations Economic Commission for EuropeRequires access

Development and human rights: The growing demand for statistics from the international community

Emad Omar

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The paper discusses some developments in the human rights movement. In particular the mechanisms – including statistics – that promote and protect human rights and how some of the existing mechanisms have been redefined in order to introduce the new

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The paper discusses some developments in the human rights movement. In particular the mechanisms – including statistics – that promote and protect human rights and how some of the existing mechanisms have been redefined in order to introduce the new

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The paper discusses some developments in the human rights movement. In particular the mechanisms – including statistics – that promote and protect human rights and how some of the existing mechanisms have been redefined in order to introduce the new

Key concepts: Human rights, Business, Regional science, Political science, Geography, Law

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