Asian Centre for Human Rights

On 24-26 August 2005, the Asia Pacific Forum of National Human Rights Institutions will hold its 10th Annual Session in Ulaanbator, Mongolia. In a series of Briefing Papers cum weekly ACHR REVIEW, leading upto 10th Annual Session, Asian Centre for Human Rights will examine the functioning of the National Human Rights Institutions of Thailand, India and Nepal, and the thematic issues to be discussed at the 10th session.

Review/87/05: NHRC of Nepal: The state of denial and threat to the victims, 24 August 2005
Review/85/05: The Ugly Case: NHRC of Nepal, 10 August 2005
Review/84/05: A Bad Case: NHRC of India clogged under operational inefficiency, 3 August 2005
Review/83/05: Review/83/05: A Good Case: NHRC of Thailand, 27 July 2005

ACHR Review

Review/CHR61/56/05: Indonesia: Restore trust, 19 January 2005
Review/39/04: Time to go: NSL of Republic of Korea, 22 September 2004
Review/38/04: India's NHRC: The best case is quite worse, 15 September 2004
Review/37/04: Asylum seekers, refugees and the role of NHRIs, 8 September 2004
Review/36/04: NHRIs and Economic, Social and Cultural Rights in conflict situations, 1 September 2004
Review/10/04:Justice on trial: The denial of the right to franchise to the Chakmas and Hajongs, 3 March 2004
Review/08/04: NHRC of Nepal: Stands tall amidst ruins, 18 February 2004
Review/06/04: A gravy train and shackled kids in Bangladesh, 04 February 2004
Review/05/04: Holy cows, chained watchdog and a Banana Republic, 28 January 2004