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UNITED NATIONS Economic and Social Distr. Council GENERAL E/CN.4/1990/INF.1 7 March 1990 Original* ENGLISH COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS FORTY-SIXTH SESSION LIST OF ATTENDANCE I. Members of the Commission ARGENTINA Representante* Sra. Zelmira Regazzoli Representante suplente* Sr. Leopoldo H. Tettamanti Representantes alternos» Sr. Julio C. Strassera Sr. Hernán Patirío Mayer Sr. César F. Mayoral Sr. Alberto P. D'Alotto BANGLADESH Representative: Mr. Harun-ur-Rashid Alternate Representatives .• Mr. Rokanuddin Mahmud Mr. Muhammad Zamir Mr. M. Motahar Hossain Mr. Nazimullah Chowdhury Adviser* Ms. Nasim Firdaus BELGIUM Représentant» M. Marc Bossuyt Représentants suppléants» M. Hugo Fonder M. Dominique Struye de Swielande M. Paul Rietjens Conseiller» Mme Machteld Fostier GE. 90-11674 E/CN.4/1990/INF.1 page 2 BOTSWANA Representative t Mr. M.L. Selepeng Alternate Representatives t Mr. M. Cliainme Miss M.M. Moeng BRAZIL Representative t Mr. Marcos Castrioto de Azambuja Alternate Representatives: Mr. Joaquim Augusto Whitaker Salles Mrs. Marilia Sardenberg Zelner Gonçalves Mr. Georges Lamaziere Mr. Fernando E. Lins de Salvo Coimbra BULGARIA Representative! M. Todor Ditchev Alternate Representativesi M. Mikhail Kolarov Mile Ludmilla Bozhkova Advisers: M. Konstantin Andreev M. Borislav Petranov CANADA Representative > Ms. A. Raynell Andreychuck Alternate Representatives % Mr. Thomas Hammond Mr. Ross Hynes Mr. Denis Marantz Advisers: Mr. James Trottier Ms. Hélène Lafortune Mr. John Holmes Mr. David Brisco Mr. Patrice Lafleur Mr. David Walker Mr. Willie Littlechild Mr. Don Black Mr. Jean Chartier Mr. Stephen Toope E/CN.4/1990/INF.1 page 3 CHINA Representative t Mr. Guoxlang Fan Alternate representatives г Mr. Shiqiu Chen Mr. Daode Zhan Mr. Yishan Zhang Mr. Llxian Wang Mr. Shanxlu Wu Mr. Shoucheng Yuan Mrs. Yanduan Li Mr. Jin Yongjian Advisers: Mr. Sen Pang Mr. Xinsheng Liu Mr. Jingrui Cui Mr. Bohua Xie Mrs. Xiang Jiagu COLOMBIA Representante: Sr. Rafael Rivas Posada Representantes suplentes: Sr. Emilio Aljure Nasser Sr. Luis Guillermo Grillo Sra. Ligia Galvis Sr. Juan Manuel Cano CUBA Representante t Sr. Raúl Roa Kourî Representantes suplentes: Sr. José Pérez Novoa Sr. Miguel Alfonso Martínez Sr. Pedro Campos Srta. Marianela Ferrlol Echevarría Sra. Diana Carménate Sra. Ana María Luettgen Consejeros: Sra. Magda Bauta Sr. Héctor Ilisastegul Sr. Antonio Ramírez Ortiz Sra. Isabel Pérez Suárez CYPRUS Representative: Mr. Vanlas Markides Alternate Representatives: Mrs. Myrna Kleopa Mr. George Zodiates Mrs. Patricia Hadjisotlriou E/CN.4/1990/INF.1 page 4 ETHIOPIA Representative г Ms. Konglt Sinegiorgis Alternate Representativesг Dr. Tekeda Alemu Mr. Mairegu Bezabih Adviser: Mrs. Nardos Worku FRANCE Représentant! M. Jacques Leprette Représentant suppléant! M. Jean-David Levitte Conseillers» M. Jean-Pierre Lafon Mme Olga Morel M. Gabriel Keller M. Jean Levy M. Jean-Loup Kuhn M. Stéphane Gompertz M. Jacques Boutet Mlle Jeanne Texier M. Pierre Brethes Mlle Isabelle Chaussade Mme Geneviève Debard Mlle Béatrice Le Fraper M. Yannick Blanc GAMBIA Representative » Mr. Hassan B. Jallow Alternates ; Mr. Omar A. Secka Mr. Raymond C. Sock Mr. Hassan Gibril GERMANY, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF Representative » Mr. Richard Jaeger Alternate Representativesг Mr, Goetz-Alexander Martlus Mr. Manfred Glesder Advisers: Mr. Gerhard Fulda Mr. Hans Michael Schwandt Mr. Wllfried Grollg Mr. Rùdiger Konig Mrs. Beate Maeder-Metcalf Mrs. Ute Konig Mrs. Stefanle Gumprlch Mr. Andreas Mlchaells Miss Elisabeth Müller Miss Ilka Dumont Mr. Robert Erfen E/CN.4/1990/INF.1 page 5 GHANA Representative t Mr. Kojo Amoo-Gottfried Alternate Representative: Mr. H.О. Blavo Advisers: Mr. K.A. Tenkorang Mr. E. Kojo Acquah Mr. Alhaj M. Abdullah HUNGARY Representative » Mr. Miklôs Endreffy Alternate Representative: Mr. Gyula Szelei Advisers : Mr. Piter Gbndbr Mr. László KádSr Mr. Istvân Zsohár Mr. Amdrâs Gyuris INDIA Representative t Mr. Rajmohan Gandhi Alternate Representatives: Mr. A.G. Noorani Mr. Kamalesh Sharma Advisers : Mr. T.P. Sreenivasan Mr. S.A. Subbaiah Mr. Prabhu Dayal Mr. Ajai Malhotra Mr. Hamid Ali Rao Mr. Nikhll Seth IRAQ Representativei Mr. Barzan Al-Tlkriti Alternative Representatives: Mr. Mohammed Aldori Mr. Faruq. S. Ziada Mr. Talal Al-Pachachi Mr. Abdul Munim Al-Kadhi Mr. Modhafar Al-Amin Mr. Nasir Madhour Mr. Hassan I. Thalig Mr. Sami A. Obaid Mr. Shakir M. Abdul-Razaq Mr. Mohammed A. Hussain E/CN.4/1990/INF.1 page б ITALY Représentant г M. Francesco Mezzalama Représentants suppléants: M. Stefano Starace Janfolla M, Alberto Balboni M. Adriano Benedetti M, Francesco Cottafavi M. Giandomenico Magliano M. Giuseppe Scognamiglio M. Fausto Pocar M. Francesco Margiotta Broglio M. Luigl Citarella Conseillers M. Giorgio Bertucci JAPAN Representativei Mr. Katsumi Sezaki Alternate Representatives: Mr. Zenji Kaminaga Mr. Toshio Tsunozaki Advisers : Mr. Masuo Nishibayashi Mr. Masanori Dodo Mr. Masahiro Tauchi Mr. Takahito Narumiya Ms. Chiyoko Teranishi Mr. Takayuki Miyashita Mr. Shoichi Katagami Miss Miyako Tatematsu MADAGASCAR Représentant: M. Norbert Ratsirahonana Représentant suppléant: Mlle Marie Françoise Narove MEXICO Representantei Sra. Aida Gonzalez Martínez Representante suplente: Sra. Margarita Diéguez Armas Consejeros» Srta. Adela Fuchs Ojeda Sr. Ismael Naveja Sr. Luis Angel Domínguez Brito Sra. Yanerith Morgan Sotomayor E/CN.4/1990/INF.1 page 7 MOROCCO Représentant» M. El Ghali Benhima Représentants suppléants: M. Omar Hilale M. Mohamed Laghmari M. Moustapha Jebari Mr. Atmani Ali NIGERIA Representative » Miss Judith S. Attah Alternate representatives: Mr. Emeka A. Azikiwe Mrs. M.E. Ekong Advisers: Mr. Scott O.E. Omene Mrs. Theresa C. Garuba Mr. Chledu Osakwe Mr. Kabiru Garba Mrs. Christy Ezim Mbonu PAKISTAN Representative г Mr. Justice Dorab Patel Alternate Representative: Mr. Ahmad Kamal Advisers: Mr. Makhdoom Ruknuddin Mr. Shah'een A. Gilani Mr. Shahbaz Mr. Muhammed Aslam Khan PANAMA Representante: Sr. Osvaldo Velasquez Representantes suplentes: Sra. Mirtha Saavedra Polo Sra. Lourdes Vallarino Sr. Roberto Troncosо Sra. Roxana Ameglio Sr. Luis Carrasco E/CN.4/1990/INF.1 page 8 PERU Representante » Sr. César Delgado Barreto Representantes suplentes» Sr. Enrique Bernales Ballesteros Sr. Alfredo Ramos Suero Sr. Oswaldo de Rlvero Barreto Consejerost Sr. Moisés Tamblnl Sr. César Limo Sr. Jaime Stlgllch Bérnlnzon Sr. Juan Alvarez Vita Sr. José Antonio Arrosplde Sr. Antonio Garcia Revllla Sra. Maria Eugenia Echeverría Sr. Hubert Wieland Conroy Sr. Fernando Quires Campos PHILIPPINES Representative » Mrs. Purificación V. Qulsumbing Alternate Representatives •. Mrs. Narclsa de León Escaler Mr. Héctor К. Vlllarroel Mr. Victor G. Garcia III Mrs. Victoria S. Bataclan Advisers : Ms. Nonet Dapul Ms. Mary Ann Argulllas Mr. Leslie B. Gatan Mr. Leo J. Palma Mr. Edmundo Ancog PORTUGAL Représentant» M. Antonio Costa Lobo Représentants suppléants» M. José Tadeu Scares M. José Julio Perelra Gomes Conseillerss Mme Marta dos Santos Pals M. Joao Maria Cabrai M. Paulo Cunha Alves SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE Representative » Mr. Rafael Branco Alternate Representative-. Mr. Ovidio Pequeño E/CN.4/1990/INF.1 page 9 SENEGAL Représentant» M. Alioune Sene Conseillers: M. Babacar Mbaye M. Paul Badji M. Youssoupha Ndiaye M. Laïty Kama M. Oumar Ndiaye M. Moussa Bocar Ly M. Abdoul Aziz Ndiaye Mme Marie Angélique Diatta M. Moussa Sane Mr. El Hadji Guisse Mr. Samba Alassane Mademba Sy M. Assane Gaye SOMALIA Representative » Mrs. Fatuma Issak Bihi Alternate Representative: Mr. Abdullahi Said Osman Advlsers» Mr. Mohamed Omar Dubad Mr. Ahmed 2\bdi Isse Mr. Abdulaziz Adam Issa Mr. Mohamud Ahmed Hersi Mr. Ali A. Sheikh Hussein Mr. Ahmed Mohamud Mursal Mr. Mohamed Isse Turunji Mr. Ali Abdurahman Hagi Osman SPAIN Representante » Sra. Mercedes Rico Asesor especial: Sr. Emilio Artacho Representantes suplentes» Sr. Juan Manuel Cabrera Sr. Jtian F. Zurita Sr. José Luis Los Arcos Sr. Carlos Casajuana Consejeros» Sr. Julián-I. Palacios Sra. María Luisa Saenz de Heredia Sr. Enrique Mora Sra. Matilde Ruiz Muñoz de Baena Sra. Concepción Herrera E/CN.4/1990/INF.1 page 10 SRI LANKA Representative » Mr. P.C. Svinil de Silva Alternate Representatives t Mr. Warnasena Rasaputram Mr. R.C.A, Vandergert Adviserst Mr. H.M.G.S. Pallhakkara Miss A.Y. Dewaraja SWAZILAND Representative t Mr. Mpumelelo Joseph N. Hlophe Alternate Representative: Mr. James M. Dlamlnl SWEDEN Representative t Mr. Jan Romare Alternate representatives: Mr. Staffan Duhs Mr. Mlkael Dahl Advisers: Ms. Catharlna Klpp Mr. Anders Ronqulst Ms. Eva Stjemsward Mr. Hans Corell Mr. Smie Danielsson Mr. Bjorn Elmer Ms. Blrgit Ekstrom Ms. Eva Frisk UKRAINIAN SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLIC Representative: Mr. Vladimir A. Vassilenko Alternate Représentatives^ Mr. Valeri P. Koutchlnski Mr. Boris I. Tarasslouk Adviser: Mr. Nikolai I. Maimeskoul E/CN.4/1990/INF.1 page 11 UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS Representative> Mr. Felix Stanevski Alternate Representatives: Mr. Valéry Loschtchinine Mr. Yuri Kolosov Mr. Riragaudas Malishauskas Mr. Stanislav Tchernichenko Advisers: Mr. Igor Gavritchev Mr. Vladimir Volodin Mr. Mikhail Kaitchouk Mr. Oleg Malginov Mr. Teimouraz Ramishvili Mr. Alexander Tokarev Mr. Kirill Khitrov Mr. Dilavar Aliev Mr. Kirill Ermichine Mr. Alexei Goubanov Mr. Alexander Kortounov Mr. Victor Rozov UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND Representative : Mr. Tim Sainsbury Mr. H. Steel, CMG Alternate Representatives: Mr. J,A. Sankey CMG Mr. M.C. Raven Advisers: Mr. G.W. Hewitt Mr. D.I. Campbel1 Mr. J.W. Watt Mr. J, Rankin Ms. K. Colvin Ms. S. Foulds Mr. P. Broom Miss C.
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