Report of the Special Rapporteur in the field of cultural rights, A/67/287, 10 August 2012
III. Gender stereotypes and the obligation of States to eliminate discrimination B. Stereotypes restricting cultural rights of women 45. Across the world and throughout history, different visions of men and women, presuming dissimilar capabilities and separate spheres...Report of the Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions, A/67/275, 9 August 2012
III. Restrictions on the death penalty C. Most serious crimes 1. Background 36. The Commission on Human Rights and the Human Rights Committee have determined that the following offences do not meet the “most serious crimes” threshold: abduction not resulting in death...Report of the Special Rapporteur on violence against women, A/67/227, 3 August 2012
III. REPORT ON VIOLENCE AGAINS WOMEN WITH DISABILITIES B. Social model understanding of violence against women with disabilities 27. Lesbians and other sexual minorities who identify as female and who have disabilities confront social barriers, isolation, exclusion...
The ICJ calls for more systematic consideration of access to justice for victims of human rights violations
The ICJ deplores in a statement the insufficient attention paid by the Human Rights Council on providing effective remedies and reparations to victims and promoting and protecting human rights.The statement was issued during a general debate held on 3 July concerning the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action (VDPA, Item 8 of the Council’s agenda). It calls for a systematic consideration of access to justice issues in the work of the HRC, including through examination of possible new international mechanisms such as a World Court for Human Rights.
ICJ-HRC20-Item8 GD oral statement-non-legal submission 2012 (Download in English)




