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Iraqi Alliance for human rights organizations

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Workshop Studies the Formulation of a National Plan for Human Rights

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Training Course on Universal Periodic Review (UPR) In Iraq-Erbil

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NGO Meeting Parallel to the 14th Annual Conference of the Asia Pacific Forum of National Human Rights Institutions (APF).

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ACHRS Newsletter � no. 15 - January 2010

In This Issue: ACHRS Releases third book on Academic Freedom in Arab Universities Workshop Studies the Formulation of a National Plan for Human Rights ACHRS Participates in Rabat Workshop on Human Rights, Democracy and Good...
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ACHRS Releases Third Book on Academic Freedom in Arab Universities

The Amman Center for Human Rights Studies recently released a book: Academic Freedom in Arab Universities. The book is the third of its kind and contains updated information and analysis of Arab universities and academic freedom....
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	Syria: Investigate Sednaya Prison Deaths The Syrian government should order an independent investigation into the deadly shooting of inmates by military police at Sednaya prison two weeks ago and make the findings public, Human Rights Watch said today. Human Rights Watch also called on the authorities to immediately make public the names of those killed or injured in the incident. ... Read more...
	Failed Responsibility: Iraqi Refugees in Syria, Jordan and Lebanon A refugee crisis was feared before the coalition invasion of Iraq in 2003, but it came later than anticipated, and on a greater scale. It started not because of the military action, but two years later, when American efforts to rebuild the country faltered, violence escalated, and civilians became the targets of insurgent groups and sectarian militias. And while exact numbers are uncertain,... Read more...
	The Jordanian Landlords and Tenants Law Summary and Recommendations According to the Landlords and Tenants Law (the Law) of Jordan, all leases negotiated before the year 2000, will expire by the end of the year 2010. It is estimated that the majority of existing leases within Amman will expire under this law, throwing the Jordanian rental market-especially for commercial properties-into chaos. ... Read more...