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JK E/CN.4/2004/INF.1 22 April 2004 ENGLISH/FRENCH/SPANISH COMMISSION on HUMAN RIGHTS SIXTIETH SESSION LIST of ATTENDANCE Member JK E/CN.4/2004/INF.1 22 April 2004 ENGLISH/FRENCH/SPANISH COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS SIXTIETH SESSION LIST OF ATTENDANCE Members of the Commission ARGENTINA Representantes: Sr. Alfredo Vicente CHIARADIA Sr. Gregorio DUPONT Suplentes: Sr. Sergio CERDA Miembros: Sr. Federico VILLEGAS BELTRAN Sra. Andrea REPETTI ARMENIA Representative: Mr. Zohrab MNATSAKANIAN Alternates: Mr. Valeri MKRTOUMYAN Ms. Karine SOUDJIAN Members: Ms. Marta AYVAZYAN Mr. Armen PAPIKYAN Ms. Lilit SHAKARYAN Ms. Aline DEDEYAN Ms. Karine MARGARYAN Ms. Lilit MARTIROSYAN GE.04-13958 -2- AUSTRALIA Representative: Ms. Caroline MILLAR Alternate: Mr. Peter MAXWELL HEYWARD Members: Ms. Amanda Louise GORELY Mr. Mark SAWERS Mr. James CHOI Mr. Nicholas Peter TURNER Mr. Steve William Lawrence THOM Mr. Peter TRUSWELL Ms. Vanessa Nicole LESNIE Ms. Roshena DUTTA Ms. Marise PAYNE Mr. Geoff SKILLEN Ms. Joanna HEWITT Mr. Roland RICH Mr. Matagialofi LUA’IUFI Mr. Paul TOVUA Ms. Helen HAKENA AUSTRIA Representative: Mr. Georg MAUTNER-MARKHOF Alternates: Ms. Elisabeth ELLISON-KRAMER Ms. Margit BRUCK-FRIEDRICH Members: Mr. Nikolaus LUTTEROTTI Mr. Christian HAINZL Mr. Frank JOCHBERGER Ms. Christina GALATHOVICS Mr. Christian BAUREDER Mr. Alexander WOJDA -3- BAHRAIN Representative: Mr. Saeed Mohamed AL-FAIHANI Members: Mr. Ahmed AL-HAJERI Mr. Ali ALSINI Mr. Ali AL-ARADI Mr. Fathi Jassim SABT Mr. Mohamed ALSOWAIDI Ms. Fatima AL-DHAEN BHUTAN Mr. Sonam T. RABGYE Representative: Ms. Kunzang C. NAMGYEL Alternate: Ms. Pema CHODEN Members: Mr. Chitem TENZIN Mr. Sonam WANGCHUK BRAZIL Representative: Mr. Nilmario MIRANDA Alternate: Mr. Luiz Felipe DE SEIXAS CORRÊA Members: Mr. Carlos Antonio DA ROCHA PARANHOS Mr. Hildebrando TADEU VALADARES Mr. Antonio C.N. PEDRO Mr. Olyntho VIEIRA Mr. Paulino Franco DE CARVALHO NETO Ms. Renata Lucia DE TOLEDO PELIZON Ms. Claudia DE BORBA MACIEL+ Mr. André SABÓIA MARTINS Mr. Pedro Marcos DE CASTRO SALDANHA Mr. Christiano Savio BARROS FIGUEROA BURKINA FASO Mme Monique ILBOUDO Représentant: M. Michel KAFANDO Suppléant: -4- Membres: M. Moussa B. NEBIE M. Jean Baptiste NATAMA M. Edouard Alain TRAORE CHILE Representante: Sr. Juan MARTABIT Miembros: Sr. Marcelo CARVALLO Sra. Amira ESQUIVEL Sr. Juan Eduardo EGUIGUREN Sr. Rodrigo ESPINOSA Sr. Patricio ULTRERAS Sr. René RUIDÍAZ Sr. Bernardo DEL PICÓ Sr. Luis MAURELIA Sr. Diego AVARIA Sr. Luis CORREA CHINA Representative: Mr. SHA Zukang Alternates: Mr. WANG Min Mr. LA Yifan Ms. Qi Xiaoxia Members: Mr. LIU Zhenhua Mr. Du Zhongxing Mr. GAO Jinghong Mr. SI Ta Mr. SUN Yuejin Mr. LI Songlin Mr. XU Qinggang Mr. LIU Jinguang Mr. GONG Chunsen Mr. HU Bin Mr. ZHU Yong -5- Mr. ZHAO Xing Ms. LI Xiaomei Ms. LIU Zhongxin Mr. KONG Lingbin Ms. WANG Yi Mr. ZHOU Xian feng CONGO Représentant: M. Jean Martin MBEMBA Suppléant: M. Roger Julien MENGA Membres: M. Justin BIABAROH-IBORO Mme Delphine BIKOUTA M. NGUENGUE-MONTSE M. Jean-Marcellin MEGOT M. Patrice LAGANY M. Sylvain BAYALAMA Mme Philomène NDEVOLO KOUMBA M. MAKAYA M. Jean Pascal OBEMBO M. Serge BORET BOKWANGO Mme Louise LIKUTU LISAELA M. Thierry GOMBET M. Aimé Clovia GUILLOND COSTA RICA Representante: Sr. Manuel GONZÁLEZ-SANZ Suplente: Sra. Carmen I. CLARAMUNT GARRO Miembros: Sr. Christian GUILLERMET Sr. Alejandro SOLANO Sra. Alexandra SEGURA -6- CROATIA Mr. Jadranka KOSOR Representative: Mr. Gordan MARKOTIC Alternate: Mr. Tomislav VIDOSEVIC Members: Mr. Dubravka ŠIMONOVIC Mr. Darko GOETTLICHER Mr. Branko SOCANAC Ms. Božena LEŠ Ms. Štefica STAŽNIK Ms. Maja ADAMIC Ms. Romana KUZMANIC-OLULÉ Mr. Toma GALLI Ms. Nelia POPOVIC Ms. Ivana WERFT Ms. Katarina IVANKOVIC KNEŽEVIC CUBA Representantes: Sr. Juan Antonio FERNÁNDEZ PALACIOS Sr. Iván MORA GODOY Suplente: Sr. Rodolfo REYES RODRlGUEZ Miembros: Sr. Jorge FERRER RODRlGUEZ Sra. María del Carmen HERRERA Sr. Carlos HURTADO LABRADOR Sr. Oscar LEÓN GONZÁLEZ Sr. Manuel SÁNCHEZ OLIVA Sra. Claudia PÉREZ ALVAREZ Sra. Beatriz SANTAMARÍA Sr. Michel RODRÍGUEZ Sr. Miguel ALFONSO MARTÍNEZ -7- DOMINICAN REPUBLIC Representante: Sra. Rhadys ABREU DE POLANCO Suplente: Sra. Claudia HERNÁNDEZ BONA Miembros: Sra. Ysset ROMAN MALDONADO Sra. Dilia Leticia JORGE MERA Sra. Magaly BELLO DE KEMPER Sra. Isabel PADILLA ROMAN Sra. Gladys Josefina AQUINO Sr. Elvio GUTIÉRREZ SANTANA Sr. Alvaro COSI IGLESIAS EGYPT Representative: Ms. Naéla GABR Alternate: Mr. Amgad Maher ABDEL-GHAFFAR Members: Mr. Sanaa KHALIL Mr. Hany SELIM LABIB Ms. Mahy ABDEL-LATIFF Mr. Ehab GAMAL ELDIN Mr. Alaa ROUSHDY Mr. Amr ROUSHDY Mr. Mohamed ELEWA Mr. Ahmed ABDEL-LATIF Mr. Mohamed Mounir LOUTFI Mr. Omar SHALABY ERITREA Representative: Mr. Amare TEKLE Member: Mr. Bereket WOLDEYOHANNES ETHIOPIA Representative: Mr. Fisseha YIMER -8- Members: Mr. Seleshi MENGESHA Mr. Ojulu OWAR OCHALLA Mr. Aklilu SHIKETA Ms. Tsodenait TSEGAYE FRANCE Représentants: M. Bernard KESSEDJIAN M. Gabriel KELLER Membres: Mme Brigitte COLLET Mme Siv Leng CHHUOR M. Hugues MORET M. Jacques PERROT Mme CALOTAY Mme BLIC Mme CHAVMET M. GAUCI M. ROQUE Mme BELOT M. BERTOUX Mme BOUSSIRON M. VANDEVILLE Mme GUETIN Mme WEIL-GUTMMAN Mme Chantal MORENO GABON Représentant: M. Paul MBA ABESSOLE Suppléant: Mme Yolande BIKÉ Membres: M. Corentin HERVO-AKENDENGUE M. Serge BOUNDJZAN’HOU M. Ousmanou HAMIDOU -9- GERMANY Representative: Mr. Joschka FISCHER Alternate: Mr. Michael STEINER Members: Ms. Claudia ROTH Mr. Hans-Joachim DAERR Ms. Helga SCHMID Ms. Jutta SCHMITZ Ms. Antje LEENDERTSE Mr. Peter PRÜGEL Ms. Dorothée KALTENBACH Mr. Peter REUSS Mr. Hans-Joachim WEBER Mr. Rainer WEBERMANN Mr. Christoph WIESENMÜLLER Mr. Andreas KNOCHE Mr. Michael NITSCHE Mr. Philipp ACKERMANN Ms. Christa NICKELS Mr. Rainer FUNKE Mr. Christoph STRAESSER Mr. Holger HAIBACH Mr. Volker DÜRING Mr. Peter WITTIG Mr. Klaus METSCHER Mr. Peter ROTHEN Mr. Robert DIETER Mr. Neithart HÖFER-WISSING Ms. Stefanie ZEIDLER Mr. Ingo VON VOSS Mr. Andreas PFAFFERNOSCHKE Ms. Annette PRIESS Mr. Martin THÜMMEL Mr. Andreas BERG Mr. Roland MÜNCH -10- Ms. Wiltrud KERN Ms. Isabel LORENZ Ms. Ebba SCHOLL Mr. Jochen VON BERNSTORFF Mr. Stefan DÖRR Ms. Beate BIDENBACH Ms. Dagmar BEERSCHT Ms. Margarete HORNUNG Ms. Urte MÜLLER Ms. Katharina LUDWIGS Mr. Peter STERZING Ms. Tanya MÖLLER Mr. Magnus HEIMANN Mr. Michael TEICHMANN Ms. Victoria BADER Ms. Hanna JANG Mr. Christian TOMUSCHAT Mr. Hanna Beate SCHÖPP-SCHILLING Ms. Annette Katharina WOLF Ms. Shérazade POURSARTIP Mr. Ali MAHBJOUBI Mr. Andreas BERG GUATEMALA Representante: Sra. Marta ALTOLAGUIRRE Suplente: Sr. Lars PIRA Miembros: Sr. Frank LA RUE Sra. Angela CHÁVEZ Sra. Manuela ALVARADO Sra. Stephanie HOCHSTETTER Sra. Anabella RIVERA Sra. Ingrid MARTÍNEZ Sr. Carlos ARROYAVE Sra. Sulmi BARRIOS Sr. Carlos JIMÉNEZ -11- HONDURAS Sr. J. Benjamín ZAPATA Representante: Sra. Gacibel BU FIGUEROA Miembros: Sr. Mauricio PÉREZ ZEPEDA HUNGARY Representative: Mr. Tibor TÓTH Members: Mr. Gyula K. SZELEI Mr. István LAKATOS Ms. Orsolya TÓTH Ms. Dóra BLAZSEK Mr. László SZÁSZFALVI Mr. Gábor FODOR Mr. Miklós BOROS Ms. Ágnes FORGÓ Ms. Edit UJVÁRI Mr. Gáspar BÍRÓ INDIA Representative: Mr. SHASHANK Alternate: Mr. Hardeep SINGH PURI Members: Mr. Debabrata SAHA Ms. Deepa GOPALAN WADHWA Ms. Preeti SARAN Mr. Pankaj SARAN Mr. Niraj SRIVASTAVA Ms. Mukta TOMAR Mr. Ramanathan KUMAR Mr. Gopal BAGLAY Mr. Arun KUMAR CHATTERJEE Mr. Anurag SRIVASTAVA -12- Mr. S. RAGHAVAN Mr. Onkar SARUP Mr. Nikhilesh CHANDRA GIRI Mr. Justice A.S. ANAND Mr. Justice Y. BHASKAR RAO Ms. S. JALAJA Mr. Harvinder SINGH INDONESIA Mr. Makmur WIDODO Representative: Alternate: Mr. Eddi HARIYADHI Members: Mr. I. Gusti A. WESAKA PUJA Ms. Lucia H. RUSTAM Mr. Darmansjah DJUMALA Mr. S. SUMARSONO Mr. Sunu M. SOEMARNO Mr. Ade PADMO SARWONO Mr. Lasro SIMBOLON Mr. Muhammad ANSHOR Mr. Ramadansyah HASAN Mr. Yonatri RILMANIA Mr. Dody KUSUMO NEGORO Mr. Agung CAHAYA SUMIRAT Ms. Diana Emilla SARI SUTIKNO Mr. Bonanza P. TAIHITU Mr. Agus SARDJANA Mr. Dede Achmad RIFAI Mr. Darmansjah DJUMALA IRELAND Representative: Ms. Mary WHELAN Alternate: Mr. John BIGGAR -13- Members: Mr. Eamonn NOONAN Mr. Brian CAHALANE Mr. Alan GIBBONS Ms. Sarah MANGAN Ms. Grainne O’NEILL Mr. Donal O’DRISCOLL Ms. Julie ANDERSON Ms. Mary KEENAN Ms. Caroline PHELAN Mr. Anthony CULLEN Ms. Deirdre DONOHOE Ms. Elaine RYAN Ms. Olive MOORE Ms. Nuala NI MHUIRCHEARTAIGH Ms. Catherine AYLWARD Ms. Jennifer DORGAN Ms. Marie-Claire MARMILLOUD Ms. Ana VALENTE Ms. Monica HORGAN Ms. Anastasia CRICKLEY Ms. Ann VISSER Mr. Paschal MOONEY Ms. Rita SEXTON ITALY Representative: Mr. Paolo BRUNI Alternates: Mr. Valentino SIMONETTI Mr. Giuseppe CALVETTA Mr. Marco CONTICELLI Members: Mr. Andrea CAVALLARI Mr. Carlo CAMPANILE Mr. Filippo COLOMBO Mr. Filippo ROMANO Mr. Francesco Maria de STEFANI SPADAFORA Mr. Massimiliano MONNANNI Mr. Claudio SCORRETTI -14- Ms. Isabella PIERANGELI BORLETTI Ms. Maja BOVA Ms. Angela MELCHIORRE Mr. Koen MARQUERING Ms. Silvia DODERO Mr. Arturo JOHN Mr. Alessandro GIONGO JAPAN Representative: Mr. Shotaro OSHIMA Alternates: Mr. Shigeru ENDO Mr. Hidenobu SOBASHIMA Members: Mr. Junya MATSUURA Mr. Isao MATSUMIYA Mr. Yusuke ARAI Mr. Shigechika TERAKADO Mr. Satoshi HEMMI Mr. Takashi SHIBUYA Mr. Tadahiko YAMAGUCHI Mr. Kenji SHINODA Mr. Shinji MATSUI Ms. Aya FURUTA Ms. Ritsuko OHASHI Ms. Yuki MATSUOKA Mr. Derek SEKLECKI Mr. Yozo YOKOTA Ms. Yoko HAYASHI Mr. Akihito TERUUCHI Ms. Hisako MOCHIZUKI Ms. Yuku ITO Ms. Miho OHASHI Ms. Mayumi SUZUKI Ms. Makiko SAKAI Ms. Mizuho MATSUDA Mr. Isao MATSUMIYA -15- Mr. Shotaro OSHIMA Mr. Shigeru ENDO Mr. Hidenobu SOBASHIMA Mr. Junya MATSUURA Mr. Yusuke ARAI Mr. Kazuhiro OKUMA Mr. Satoshi HEMMI Mr. Takashi SHIBUYA Mr. Shigechika TERAKADO Mr. Tadahiko YAMAGUCHI Mr. Shinji MATSUI Mr. Kenji SHINODA Ms. Aya FURUTA Ms. Ritsuko OHASHI
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