NATIONS UNIES E

Distr. Conseil Économique GÉNÉRALE

et Social E/CN.4/2002/100

9 janvier 2002

FRANÇAIS Original: ANGLAIS

COMMISSION DES DROITS DE L’HOMME Cinquante-septième session Point 16 b) de l’ordre du jour provisoire

RAPPORT DE LA SOUS-COMMISSION DE LA PROMOTION ET DE LA PROTECTION DES DROITS DE L’HOMME

ÉLECTION DES MEMBRES

Note du Secrétaire général*

1. Conformément aux résolutions 1334 (XLIV) et 1986/35 du Conseil économique et social, en date du 31 mai 1968 et du 23 mai 1986 respectivement, et aux décisions 1978/21 et 1987/102 du Conseil, en date du 5 mai 1978 et du 6 février 1987 respectivement, la Commission des droits de l’homme a élu au scrutin secret, à sa quarante-quatrième session, les 26 membres de la Sous-Commission de la lutte contre les mesures discriminatoires et de la protection des minorités, rebaptisée en 1999 Sous-Commission de la promotion et de la protection des droits de l’homme, parmi les experts dont les États Membres de l’Organisation des Nations Unies avaient proposé la candidature sur la base suivante: a) sept membres parmi les États d’Afrique; b) cinq membres parmi les États d’Asie; c) trois membres parmi les États d’Europe orientale; d) cinq membres parmi les États d’Amérique latine; e) six membres parmi les États d’Europe occidentale et autres États.

* Étant donné sa longueur, l’annexe I au présent document n’est publiée que dans les langues originales.

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2. Conformément à la résolution 1986/35 du Conseil, les membres de la Sous-Commission sont élus pour un mandat de quatre ans et l’élection de la moitié d’entre eux et, le cas échéant, de leurs suppléants a lieu tous les deux ans. Le Président de la quarante-quatrième session de la Commission des droits de l’homme a procédé à un tirage au sort pour désigner les membres et, le cas échéant, leurs suppléants dont le mandat expirera au bout de deux ans sur la base suivante: trois membres parmi les États d’Afrique; trois membres parmi les États d’Asie; un membre parmi les États d’Europe orientale; trois membres parmi les États d’Amérique latine; et trois membres parmi les États d’Europe occidentale et autres États.

3. En 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998 et 2000, le mandat de la moitié des membres de la Sous-Commission ayant expiré, la Commission des droits de l’homme, à ses quarante-sixième, quarante-huitième, cinquantième, cinquante-deuxième, cinquante-quatrième et cinquante-sixième sessions, a élu les nouveaux membres de la Sous-Commission et leurs suppléants*.

4. La liste des membres actuels de la Sous-Commission est présentée à l’annexe II.

5. Le mandat de la moitié des membres de la Sous-Commission ayant expiré, la Commission des droits de l’homme est appelée, à sa cinquante-huitième session, à élire de nouveau des membres de la Sous-Commission et leurs suppléants sur la base suivante: trois membres parmi les États d’Afrique; trois membres parmi les États d’Asie; un membre parmi les États d’Europe orientale; trois membres parmi les États d’Amérique latine; et trois membres parmi les États d’Europe occidentale et autres États.

6. Dans sa résolution 2001/60 en date du 24 avril 2001, la Commission des droits de l’homme a demandé aux États:

a) En présentant des candidats et en élisant des membres de la Sous-Commission et leurs suppléants, d’être conscients qu’il importe particulièrement que cet organe soit indépendant et qu’il soit perçu comme tel;

b) En présentant des candidats et en élisant des membres de la Sous-Commission et leurs suppléants, d’avoir à l’esprit la nécessité de tenir compte, d’une façon équilibrée, tant des vertus de la continuité que de l’importance du renouvellement;

c) En présentant des candidats pour la Sous-Commission, de le faire, si possible, au moins deux mois avant le début de la session à laquelle ils seront élus, pour permettre aux membres de la Commission d’évaluer de manière approfondie les qualifications et l’indépendance des intéressés.

* Voir les rapports de la Commission des droits de l’homme sur sa quarante-sixième session (E/1990/22-E/CN.4/1990/94, chap. XXV), quarante-huitième session (E/1992/22-E/CN.4/1992/84, chap. XXIII), cinquantième session (E/1994/24-E/CN.4/1994/132, chap. XXIV), cinquante-deuxième session (E/1996/23-E/CN.4/1996/177, chap. XXII), cinquante-quatrième session (E/1998/23-E/CN.4/1998/177, chap. XXIV) et cinquante-sixième session (E/2000/23-E/CN.4/2000/167, chap. XVI). E/CN.4/2002/100 page 3

On se souviendra que, que, dans sa résolution 1987/32, la Sous-Commission avait porté à la connaissance de la Commission des droits de l’homme la recommandation du Groupe de travail des formes contemporaines d’esclavage tendant à ce que la Commission s’efforce d’amener tous les gouvernements à désigner davantage de femmes pour être élues à la Sous-Commission.

7. En ce qui concerne la désignation des suppléants, le Conseil économique et social a décidé, dans sa résolution 1983/32, que:

«... nonobstant le paragraphe 2 de l’article 13 du règlement intérieur des commissions techniques du Conseil économique et social, les règles suivantes s’appliqueront désormais à la Sous-Commission de la lutte contre les mesures discriminatoires et de la protection des minorités:

a) Lors de la désignation d’un candidat à un siège à la Sous-Commission, il est loisible de désigner en même temps un expert de la même nationalité qui sera élu simultanément avec lui et pourra le suppléer temporairement dans ses fonctions et cas d’empêchement;

b) Les qualifications requises sont les mêmes pour les suppléants que pour les membres;

c) Est seul habilité à suppléer un membre dans ses fonctions l’expert qui a été élu suppléant, conformément aux dispositions de l’alinéa a ci-dessus.»

8. Au 10 décembre 2001, le Secrétaire général avait reçu des propositions de candidature à la Sous-Commission des pays suivants: Brésil, Chili, Chine, Fédération de Russie, France, Grèce, Inde, Jamaïque, Madagascar, Maurice, Mexique, Mozambique, Royaume-Uni de Grande-Bretagne et d’Irlande du Nord et Sierra Leone.

9. Les autres communications et propositions de candidature qui seront reçues de gouvernements seront distribuées en tant qu’additifs au présent document.

10. On trouvera ci-après la liste des propositions de candidature reçues des gouvernements à ce jour; le curriculum vitae des candidats est présenté dans l’annexe I. E/CN.4/2002/100 page 4

États d’Afrique État membre Expert proposé Suppléant proposé Madagascar Mme Lalaina RAKOTOARISOA Maurice M. Yeung Kam Yeung SIK YUEN Mozambique M. Rui Baltazar DOS SANTOS ALVES1 M. Cristiano DOS SANTOS1 Sierra Leone M. Eke HALLOWAY1 M. SHEARS-MOSES1

États d’Asie État membre Expert proposé Suppléant proposé Chine M. CHEN Shiqiu Inde M. Soli Jehangir SORABJEE

États d’Europe orientale État membre Expert proposé Suppléant proposé Fédération de M. Vladimir A. KARTASHKIN M. Oleg S. MALGUINOV Russie

États d’Amérique latine État membre Expert proposé Suppléant proposé Brésil M. Paulo Sergio PINHEIRO Mme Marília SARDENBERG ZELNER GONÇALVES Chili M. José BENGOA Jamaïque Mme Florizelle O’CONNOR Mexique M. Alonso GOMEZ ROBLEDO1 Mme María Guadalupe MORFÍN OTERO

États d’Europe occidentale et autres États État membre Expert proposé Suppléant proposé France M. Emmanuel DECAUX Mme Michèle PICARD Grèce Mme Kalliopi K. KOUFA M. Nikolaos ZAIKOS Royaume-Uni de Mme Françoise HAMPSON Mme Helena COOK1 Grande-Bretagne et d’Irlande du Nord Note 1 Le curriculum vitae, qui n’a pas encore été communiqué au Secrétariat, sera publié sous forme d’additif au présent document. E/CN.4/2002/100 page 5

Annex I

BIOGRAPHICAL DATA

Ms. LALAINA RAKOTOARISOA (Expert) (Nominated by the Government of Madagascar) État civil Nom : RAKOTOARISOA Prénom : Lalaina Date et lieu de naissance : 31 mai 1963 à Antananarivo Situation de famille : Mariée Nationalité : Malgache Adresse : Logement 164, cité Ambodin Isotry Antananarivo 101 Téléphone : 00.261.20.22.620.84 Fax : 00.261.20.22.620.84 Diplômes obtenus Diplôme avec mention de l’Institut international d’administration publique (IIAP), Paris, Section finances publiques (juin 1999) Advanced First Certificate du Centre culturel américain: langue anglaise (1995) Diplôme de droit et de technique des affaires (1989) Diplôme de l’Institut d’études judiciaires (1989) Maîtrise en droit privé (1987) Expériences professionnelles Profession : Magistrat Date d’entrée dans la magistrature : 5 juillet 1990 Directeur des relations extérieures : juin 2001 jusqu’à ce jour Traitement des dossiers se rapportant aux relations internationales, à la mise en application des traités ou conventions internationales L’humanisation et l’amélioration des conditions de détention La vulgarisation juridique Chef de projet de rapportant à la promotion et à la protection des droits de l’homme Conseiller à la Cour d’appel d’Antananarivo (janvier 2000 janvier 2001) Juge près le Tribunal de première instance d’Antananarivo (octobre 1996 à décembre 1999) Juge des enfants à Antananarivo (1993 à septembre 1996) Président de la Chambre correctionnelle (Flagrants délits, 1992) Juge et juge d’instruction près la Section de Tribunal de Miarinarivo (1990-1991) Stages effectués Participation à la Journée d’arbitrage à l’École nationale de la magistrature malgache (19 mars 2001) Participation à un aelier régional sur «La prohibition des armes chimiques» au Swaziland (novembre 2000) E/CN.4/2002/100 page 6

Participation au cours de la session d’été sur le droit international privé à l’Académie de droit international de La Haye (juillet 1999) Rencontre avec les stagiaires du Collège interarmées de défense de Paris et participation aux débats portant sur les thèmes suivants: Les limites des actions civilo-militaires L’engagement de la société civile dans les actions civilo-militaires, les actions de reconstruction L’action civilo-militaire et l’action humanitaire (février 1999) Simulation de conférence internationale, conçue et animée par M. Mario Betati, professeur à l’Université de Paris II, et portant sur des négociations globales placées sous l’égide des Nations Unies; pays représenté: Viet Nam (mars 1999) − dans le cadre de la formation IIAP Stage pratique à la Chambre régionale des comptes de Besançon, France, notamment sur les relations entre les juridictions financière et judiciaire (avril-mai 1999) − dans le cadre de la formation IIAP L’indépendance du judiciaire, dans le cadre du programme des Visiteurs Internationaux aux États-Unis (juin 1998) L’entreprise et l’investissement à l’Institut international du droit de développement, Rome (février 1998) Stage de perfectionnement sur la justice des mineurs à l’École nationale de la magistrature française, suivi d’un stage pratique à la juridiction de Créteil, France (juin 1997) Protection juridique de l’enfant à l’École internationale de Bordeaux, France (octobre 1994 et mai 1995) Autres activités Codirecteur de session à la formation sur «Les droits de l’homme» à l’École nationale de la magistrature malgache (2-6 avril 2001) Codirecteur de session à la formation sur «La protection juridique de l’enfant» à l’École nationale de la magistrature malgache (novembre 2000) Président du jury au concours pour le recrutement des élèves-greffiers en chef, session de septembre 2000 Formateur suppléant dans le cadre de la délinquance juvénile à l’École nationale de la magistrature malgache (en 1997) Formateur en droit civil à l’École supérieure de la gendarmerie (en 1997) Activités paraprofessionnelles Membre de l’Association des femmes juristes pour la primauté du droit (AFJPD) Membre de l’Association pour la sauvegarde et la protection de l’enfance (ASPE) Membre de la Fédération nationale pour la sauvegarde et la protection de l’enfance et de la jeunesse (FNASPEJ) Membre fondateur de l’Association des magistrats du Tribunal de première instance d’Antananarivo (AMTA) Membre de l’Association des juristes de Madagascar (AJUM) Connaissances linguistiques Français: bilingue Anglais: bilingue E/CN.4/2002/100 page 7

Mr. YEUNG KAM YEUNG SIK YUEN (Expert)

(Nominated by the Government of Mauritius)

Date of birth: 1 January 1947

Qualifications: LLB (Hons) Leeds University 1969 Call to the Bar (Lincoln’s Inn) - 1970 Certificat Préalable au Doctorat en Droit Civil - Université de Paris II (1972)

Languages: English and French, (written and spoken) Hakkha (Chinese) - spoken

Career: Crown Counsel at Attorney-General’s Office (1972-1976) Advising ministries, appearing for Government in civil litigation, prosecuting criminal cases at District and Intermediate Courts and Assizes, Member of the Law Revision Unit

Magistracy (1976-1984) District Magistrate, Senior District Magistrate, Magistrate Intermediate Court, Magistrate Industrial Court, Presiding Magistrate Industrial Court, Presiding Magistrate Intermediate Court

Master and Registrar of the Supreme Court and Judge in Bankruptcy (1984-1989)

Puisne Judge (1989-1995)

Senior Puisne Judge (1995 to date)

Member of the Judicial and Legal Service Commission, the independent body responsible for appointing judicial and legal officers

Lecturer: At the University of Mauritius in Civil Law (1982-1983) At the Council of Legal Education in Commercial Law (1989-1990)

Examiner: Served as Chairman, Board of Examiners, on numerous occasions at University of Mauritius and Council of Legal Education

De Bono: Served as Chairman, Prisons Board “de bono” for 2-3 years between 1976 and 1984.

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Administration: In charge of the Computerization Programme of the Supreme Court (1989-1996)

International: Representing judiciary of Mauritius at Commonwealth Magistrates and Judges Conference, Halifax and Ottawa, Canada (1988)

Panellist at the World Jurist Conference at Beijing in 1990

Chairman of the Panel “Judicial Reform” at conference organized by World Bank in Mauritius in 1996

Member of the Sub-Commission on Promotion and Protection of Human Rights of the United Nations (1998-2001)

Member of Working Group on Minorities of the Sub-Commission (1999-2001)

Author of working paper on human rights problems and protection of the Roma (August 2000)

Organized and participated in first country visit for the Working Group on Minorities in September 2001 in Mauritius and Rodrigues

Assigned to prepare working paper on human rights and weapons of mass destruction, or with indiscriminate effect, or of a nature to cause superfluous injury or unnecessary suffering for the fifty-fourth session of the Sub-Commission

Commissions of Chaired Commission of Inquiry on National Handicraft Centre Inquiry: (1990-1991)

Chaired Commission of Inquiry on Police and Customs (1997-1999)

Social: Member of Board of Governors of St. Joseph’s College, Curepipe, Mauritius

Member/Director of Lions Club of Port Louis. Holder of Melvin Jones Award, highest Lions Award.

Past Club President 1988-1989

Past Zone President 1999-2000 E/CN.4/2002/100 page 9

Mr. CHEN SHIQIU (Expert)

(Nominated by the Government of China)*

Professor CHEN Shiqiu

Date of birth: November 1938

Place of birth: Anhui, China

Nationality: Chinese

Education:

1960-1963 Foreign Affairs College 1957-1960 Hefei Industry University

Experience:

1998 til now Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to Indonesia

1995-1998 Director-General of the Department of Treaty and Law of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs

1990-1995 Permanent Representative and Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of China to the United Nations and other International Organizations in Vienna, Permanent Representative and Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the United Nations Industrial Development Organization, Permanent Representative and Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the International Atomic Energy Agency

1986-1990 Councillor and then Deputy Director-General of the Department of International Organizations and Conferences of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs

1982-1986 Second Secretary, First Secretary and then Counsellor at the Permanent Mission of China to the United Nations and other International Organizations in Geneva

1979-1982 Deputy Division Chief in the Department of International Organizations and Conferences of the Ministry for Foreign Affairs

1972-1979 Attaché at the Chinese Embassy to Ghana

* The biographical data in Chinese are available for consultation in the files of the Secretariat. E/CN.4/2002/100 page 10

Other experience:

1986 till now Associate Professor and then Professor at the Foreign Affairs College

1996-1998 Deputy Chairman of the Chinese Society of International Law

1996-1998 Member of the Chinese Ocean Mineral Resources Research and Development Company

1995-1998 Chief Representative of China to the Chinese-Russian Joint Boundary Demarcation Committee

1986-1990 Member of the China Disabled Persons’ Federation

1986-1990 Member of the Red Cross Society of China

Participation in United Nations and international conferences and negotiations:

1993 World Conference on Human Rights, Deputy Representative

1981-1990 Annual Meeting of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights, Adviser and then Deputy Representative

1981-1997 Annual Meeting of the United Nations General Assembly, Adviser and then Deputy Representative and Deputy Representative and then Representative to the Third, Fourth and Sixth Committees

1991-1994 Annual Meeting of the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, Deputy Representative

1991-1994 Annual Meeting of the United Nations Commission for Social Development, Representative

1985 World Conference against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance, Adviser to the Chinese delegation

1983 International Conference on Assistance to Refugees in Africa, Adviser to the Chinese delegation

1982-1989 Annual Meeting of the Executive Committee of the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Deputy Representative

1982-1986 Annual Meeting of the United Nations Economic and Social Council, Deputy Representative

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Participation in other international conferences and negotiations

1996 Antarctic Treaties Consultative Meeting

1996-1997 Annual Meeting of International Sea Bed Authority, Representative of the Chinese delegation

1996-1997 Meeting of States Parties to the Convention on the Law of the Sea, Representative

1995-1998 Negotiations with the Republic of Korea, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and Japan on fishery agreements and consultations on the law of the sea

1991-1995 General Conference and Meeting of the Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency, Deputy Representative

1991-1995 General Conference and Meeting of the Industrial Development Board of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization, Deputy Representative

1991-1995 Annual Meeting of the United Nations International Drug Control Programme, Deputy Representative

1990 International conferences on crime prevention, Deputy Representative

1987, 1988, 1990 Annual Meeting of the Inter-Parliamentary Union, Adviser to the Chinese delegation

1980-1990 General conferences or meetings of the Board of Governors of the World Health Organization, Universal Postal Union, the International Telecommunications Union, the United Nations Development Programme, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development

1979 Meeting on Refugees and Displaced Persons in South-East Asia, Geneva, Adviser to the Chinese delegation

Languages: Chinese, English E/CN.4/2002/100 page 12

Mr. SOLI JEHANGIR SORABJEE (Expert)

(Nominated by the Government of India)

Date of birth 9 March 1930 in Bombay.

Professional experience

Commenced legal practice in 1953. Enrolled as Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India, 1971; Additional Solicitor General and Solicitor General of India, 1977-1980; Attorney-General for India, 1989-1990 and from 7 April 1998 till date.

President, United Lawyers’ Association; Chairman, Advisory Board, Transparency International (India); President, Capital Jazz; Convener, Minority Rights Group (India); Vice-President, Human Rights Committee of the International Bar Association; Vice-President, Commonwealth Lawyers’ Association; Member, Executive Committee of the International Association of Constitutional Lawyers; Member, Committee on Arms Control and Disarmament Law of International Law Association; Vice-President, Indian Law Institute; Vice-President, International Law Association (Regional Branch-India); Vice-President, India International Centre; Member, Governing Council & Executive Committee of the Indian Law Institute; Honorary Professor of Law, National Law School of India, Bangalore; Member, Organizing Committee of the 70th Biennial Conference of International Law Association to be held in 2002 at New Delhi; appointed by the United Nations Commission on Human Rights as Special Rapporteur in October 1997 to report to the General Assembly on the human rights situation in Nigeria; elected as a member of the Sub-Commission on the Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities for four years from April 1998; member, Working Group on Minorities; appointed in May 1999 as Personal Envoy of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights for East Timor to report on the human rights situation in East Timor to the High Commissioner; appeared and argued (in April 2000) for the Government of India in the International Court of Justice in the Pakistani complaint regarding an aerial incident; appointed (in June 2000) as a member of the Permanent Court of Arbitration at The Hague for six years.

Publications

The Law of the Press Censorship in India (1976);

The Emergency Censorship and the Press in India, 1975-1977;

Chapter on Fundamental Rights in Public Law of India (1979);

Chapter on “The Constitution and the Governor” in The Governor, Sage or Saboteur (1985), monograph on “Protection of Human Rights in Emergencies” (1988); monograph on “Equality in the United States and India” published in Constitutionalism and Rights, Louis Henkin & Albert Rosenthal (eds.) Columbia University Press (1990);

“Obliging Government to Control Itself: Recent Developments in Indian Administrative Law” published in Public Law (spring 1994); E/CN.4/2002/100 page 13

“Freedom of Expression and Censorship: Some Aspects of the Indian Experience” published in Northern Ireland Legal Quarterly (winter 1994);

“Freedom of Expression” published in Commonwealth Law Journal Bulletin (1994).

Delivered several lectures on different aspects of constitutional and administrative law and in particular on press freedom, independence of the judiciary and judicial activism.

Other interests: music and literature, especially poetry.

Award: Kinloch Forbes Gold Medal in Roman Law and Jurisprudence (1952)

Present Address:

Office: Office of the Attorney General of India, Supreme Court of India, Tilak Marg, New Delhi - 110 001 (Tel: 3383254; Fax: 378210l) Official Residence: 10, Motilal Nehru Marg, New Delhi - 110 011 (Tel/Fax: 3010525/3018696) Chambers: 134, Sunder Nagar, New Delhi - 110003 (Tel: 4354003, 4357504; Fax: 4354014; e-mail [email protected]) - Private residence: A-128, Niti Bagh, New Delhi - 110049 (Tel: 6855323/6528163; Fax: 6862957).

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Mr. VLADIMIR A. KARTASHKIN (Expert)!

(Nominated by the Government of the Russian Federation)

Born 4 March 1934 in Moscow

Education

1957 Diploma, Moscow State University, Law School, Moscow, Russia

1964 PhD in International law, Institute of State and Law of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia

1967 Diploma in Comparative law, Strasbourg University, Strasbourg, France

1976 Doctor of Juridical Sciences, Institute of State and Law of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia

1985 Professor of International Law, People’s Friendship University, Moscow, Russia

Employment

1961-1969 Research Officer, Institute of State and Law of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia

1963 - 1973 Human Rights Officer, United Nations Secretariat, Human Rights Division, New York

1973-1979 Senior Research Officer, Institute of State and Law, Moscow, Russia

1979-1985 Special Assistant to United Nations Legal Counsel, United Nations Secretariat, Legal Department, New York

Since 1985 Professor of Law, People’s Friendship University, Moscow, Russia

Since 1985 Principal Research Officer, Institute of State and Law of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow, Russia

Spring 1991 Visiting Professor of Law, Cornell Law School, Ithaca, NY, United States of America

Spring 1992 Visiting Professor of Law, Santa Clara University, School of Law., Santa Clara, CA, United States of America

Since 1996 Chairman of the Presidential Commission on Human Rights

! The biographical data in Russian are available for consultation in the files of the Secretariat. E/CN.4/2002/100 page 15

Activities

Since 1986 Executive Board Member, Russian Association of International Law

Since 1986 Deputy Chief Editor, Russian Yearbook of International Law

1993 Expert, Constitutional Assembly of the Russian Federation

1993 Expert, Russian Parliament

Since 1997 Executive Board Member, Russian Federation for Peace and Conciliation

Since 1997 Member, Russian Inter-ministerial Commission of the Council of Europe

Since 1998 Member, Russian Inter-ministerial Commission on the Implementation by the Russian Federation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child

Since 1998 Alternate, United Nations Sub-commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights

Since 1999 President, Centre for Human Rights, Democracy and Culture of Peace

Since 2000 President, Russian Fund for Support of Human Rights and Humanitarian Programmes

Publications in Russian

Human Rights and Armed Conflicts, textbook, Moscow, 2001

How to lodge a complaint with the European Court of Human Rights, Moscow, 2000

Human Rights and Normative Acts of the Subjects of the Russian Federation, Moscow, 2000

Human Rights, textbook, Moscow, 1998

International documents on human rights (collection of documents), Moscow, 1997

Human Rights in International and National Law, Moscow, 1995

Europe: Towards Common Legal Principles, Moscow, 1990

Human Rights: What We Argue About, Moscow, 1989

International Security and Human Rights, Moscow, 1988

International Protection of Human Rights, Moscow, 1976 E/CN.4/2002/100 page 16

Territorial Problems of Developing Countries, Moscow, 1965

And many others.

Publications in English Human Rights for the 21st Century, New York, 1993 Law and Force in the New International Order, Washington, 1991 Essays in Legal Philosophy and Theory, The Hague, Netherlands, 1983

International Dimension on Human Rights, UNESCO, Paris, France, 1982

And many others.

Author of over 200 articles published in France, Israel, Austria, Russia and the United States,

Languages: Russian, English, French E/CN.4/2002/100 page 17

Mr. OLEG S. MALGUINOV (Alternate)

(Nominated by the Government of the Russian Federation) "

Born 9 January 1957 in Ekaterinburg (former Sverdlovsk), Russia

1979 Graduated from Moscow State Institute (University) of International Relations - MGIMO

Posts and positions

1979-1984 Attaché, Third Secretary, Embassy of the USSR in India

1984-1986 Third, Second Secretary, Department for Cultural Relations, Ministry for Foreign Affairs of the USSR

1986-1991 Second, First Secretary, Counsellor, Department for Humanitarian Affairs and Human Rights, Ministry for Foreign Affairs of the USSR

1991-1994 Deputy Director, Department for International Humanitarian Cooperation and Human Rights, Ministry for Foreign Affairs of Russia

1994-1999 Senior Counsellor (Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs), Permanent Mission of the Russian Federation to the United Nations Office and International Organizations in Geneva

1999-present Deputy Director, Department for Compatriots’ Affairs and Human Rights, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation

Participation in international events

1987-2001 Member, Deputy Head of Russian delegations to the forty-third to fifty-seventh sessions of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights

1987-1993 Member of the Russian delegation to the United Nations General Assembly (third Committee)

1992 Member of the Russian delegation to the Helsinki CSCE/OSCE summit meeting

1993 Member of the Russian delegation to the World Conference on Human Rights (Vienna)

" The biographical data in Russian are available for consultation in the files of the Secretariat E/CN.4/2002/100 page 18

1987-2001 Participated in many United Nations, CSCE/OSCE and Council of Europe events on human rights, protection of minorities, migration of refugees, rights of indigenous peoples, international humanitarian law, etc.

2001 Deputy Head of Russian delegation to the World Conference against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance

Publications

Several chapters in Dictionary on Human Rights, Moscow, 1993

Several articles on human rights issues

Languages

Russian, English, Hindi

Marital Status

Married, with four children E/CN.4/2002/100 page 19

Mr. PAULO SÉRGIO PINHEIRO (Expert)

(Nominated by the Government of Brazil)

Education

Brazil

Law Degree, Law School, Catholic University, Rio de Janeiro (l966)

Licence en sociologie a 1'Université de Paris, Vincennes (1969-1970)

Assistant professor of political science (1971-1985), State University of Campinas, São Paulo (UNICAMP)

Chair of the Department of Social Sciences (1977-1978), UNICAMP

Professor of Political Science, Department of Political Science, University of São Paulo (USP) since 1985

Adviser to the Dean of USP (1987-1988)

Director of the Centre for the Study of Violence (Núcleo de Estudos da Violência) since 1987

Chairperson of UNESCO chair on education, peace, human rights, democracy and tolerance, Institute of Advanced Studies, USP (1998-2000)

Abroad (after 1995)

Visiting Associate Professor of International Relations, Watson Institute and Centre for Latin American Studies, Brown University, (United States of America) (spring term 2001)

Visiting Researcher, Maison des Sciences de 1’Homme, Paris (Jan. l998; Feb. 2000)

Titulaire pro tempore de la chaire d’études en sciences sociales “Sérgio Buarque de Hollanda”, la Maison des Sciences de 1'Homme, Paris, (April-July 1999)

Senior Member at Saint Antony’s College and fellow at the Centre for Brazilian Studies, Oxford University, (United Kingdom) (Hilary Term, Jan-March 1999)

Visiting Associate Professor of International Relations, Watson Institute and Centre for Latin American Studies, Brown University, (USA) (Spring term 1997)

Directeur d'études associées École des hautes études en sciences sociales, Paris (Jan. 1998; Jan.-March 1996)

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Visiting Faculty Fellow, Kellogg Institute, University of Notre Dame, (United States of America) (Spring term, 1995).

Fellowships and grants

Brazil

During the period from 1996 to the present, several individual scholarships or grants from the National Council for Scientific and Technological Research, Ministry of Science, Brasilia; Comissão para o Aperfeiçoamento do Pessoal de Nível Superior Ministry of Education, Brasília São Paulo Foundation for the Support of Research. Among these the latest was a 10-year grant for the Centre for the Study of Violence. After a two-year process of international review, the Centre for the Study of Violence was selected, with five other centres, from among 110 projects (August 2000) UNESCO (1999 - 2000); UNDP (2000) United Nations system in Brazil and Secretariat of State for Human Rights, Ministry of Justice, grant for a project on Human Rights Observatories under the auspices of OHCHR, Geneva.

Abroad

Rockefeller Foundation (1996-1998) Canadian International Development Agency (1996-1999) European Commission (1997- 1998)

Publications

The candidate submitted a list of over 50 books, articles and papers published both in Brazil and abroad, in Portuguese, Spanish and English. The complete list is available from the Secretariat. Mr. Pinheiro also contributes regularly to the national daily, Folha de S. Paulo. As Special Rapporteur of the Commission on Human Rights and member of the Sub-Commission (see below), he has submitted various reports to those bodies in the execution of his mandates and has contributed to the reports of various expert bodies and seminars in which he has taken part.

Government positions

Special Counsel (with the status of Secretary of State) to the Governor of Sao Paulo State, Brazil (1983-1987)

Rapporteur of the Brazilian National Human Rights Plan (1995-1996) launched by President Cardoso in May 1996

Rapporteur of the Sao Paulo State Human Rights Plan (1997-1998)

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Membership in civil society organizations

Brazil

Board of the Comunidade Solidária, a consortium of NGOs in partnership with the Brazilian Federal Government, Brasília, chaired by Ms. Ruth Cardoso (since 1999)

Justice and Peace Commission of São Paulo (since 1984)

Teotonio Villela Commission on Human Rights, São Paul (since 1983)

Vice-President of the Board of the Sao Paulo Institute against Violence (since 1997), an association organized by the main business federations in São Paulo.

Federal Commission on Human Rights, Brazilian Bar Association (1988)

Chair of the Human Rights Commission, Brazilian Bar Association (1985-1989).

Abroad

Board of the Centre for Justice and International Law, Washington, DC (since 1990)

Board of the Human Relations Initiative, Beyond Racism, Atlanta (United States of America), 1998-2000

Human rights missions

Several human rights monitoring missions in several states of Brazil and to Argentina, Chile, Peru, Paraguay, Haiti, Burundi and Togo.

Positions in international bodies

Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar (since 2001)

Member of the United Nations International Commission of Inquiry on Alleged Human Rights Violations in Togo, appointed by the United Nations Secretary-General (2000)

Consultant for the UNDP Human Development Report 2000

Member of the Civil Society Organizations Committee, UNDP, New York (2000-2002)

Vice-President of the International humanitarian Fact-Finding Commission, Bern, Switzerland (since 1998)

Member of that Commission since 1995

Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Burundi (1995-1999) E/CN.4/2002/100 page 22

Chairperson of the meeting of special rapporteurs, representatives, experts and chairpersons of working groups of the Commission on Human Rights, Geneva (May 1997-May 1998)

Member of the Sub-Commission for the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights (since 1998) Rapporteur of the fifty-first session of the Sub-Commission August 1999.

Awards

Chevalier of the Ordre National du Mérite, France (1998) Ordem do Rio Branco, oficial, Brazilia Government (1997) Ordem Nacional do Mérito Cientifico, comendador, Brazilian Government (1997) American Sociological Association (distinguished Latin American Criminologist 1979) Franz de Castro prize for human rights, Brazilian Bar Association Sao Paulo, (1986) "Special Prize" for his work on human rights, Sociedade Brasileira para o, Progresso da Ciência (Brazilian Society for the Advancement of Science) (1988).

Mr Pinheiro was born in Rio de Janeiro in 1944 and he lives in São Paulo, Brazil, with his wife Ana Luiza and their children André and Marina. E/CN.4/2002/100 page 23

Ms. MARÍLIA SARDENBERG ZELNER GONÇALVES (Alternate)

(Nominated by the Government of Brazil)

Born in Curitiba. State of Paraná, Brazil Married, one daughter, one son

Working languages

English, Spanish and French

Current position

Minister in the diplomatic service since 1997

Current position

Director-General of the Department for Scientific, Technical and Technological Cooperation in the Ministry of External Relations, Brasília, DF, Brazil, since 1999

Educational background

Bachelor of Arts, Pontificial Catholic University, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Career Diplomat, Diplomatic Academy of the Brazilian Ministry of External Relations (Instituto Rio-Branco), 1972, Brasília, DF, Brazil

Special Training Course for Brazilian Diplomats, Instituto Rio-Branco, 1989 Masters Degree, Instituto Rio-Branco, 1995

Main professional activities

As a career diplomat, she was mostly involved with human rights activities, children’s and women’s rights, in particular:

Alternate member of the United Nations Sub-Commission for the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights (1990-1994; 1994-1998; 1998-2002)

Delegate to the Inter-American Commission on Women of the Organization of American States (1992-1994)

Delegate to the Commission on Human Rights working group on the question of a convention on the rights of the child (1988-1989)

Elected and re-elected member of the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child (1993-1997; 1997-2001) E/CN.4/2002/100 page 24

Acting Chairperson (1999) and Vice-Chairperson (1995-1997; 1997-1999) of the Committee on the Rights of the Child

Founding member of the National Council on the Rights of the Child and Adolescent (CONANDA) in Brazil (1992-1994), and participant in the Pact for Childhood, a successful UNICEF effort for raising awareness on children’s rights in the country

Delegate to the World Conference on Human Rights, Vienna (1993)

Delegate to the United Nations Commission on Human Rights, Geneva (1988-1990)

Member of the Brazilian National Committee for Beijing+5 (1999-2000)

Delegate to the Special Session of the General Assembly on Women 2000: Gender Equality, Development and Peace for the Twenty-first Century, New York (2000)

Delegate to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (1991; 1994)

Member of the meeting of experts to elaborate a draft inter-American convention on women and violence (1991; 1993)

Expert for the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women Working Group on Violence against Women, Vienna (1992)

Delegate to the World Conference of the International Women’s Year, Mexico City (1975)

UNICEF Award “Child and Peace”, Brasília (1994)

Other relevant activities

As Acting Chairperson, she delivered a statement on behalf of the Committee on the Rights of the Child at the General Assembly’s commemoration of the tenth anniversary of the adoption of the Convention on the Rights of the Child, New York (1999). As a member of the Committee, she has participated as a speaker at many international and regional meetings and seminars in the field of children’s rights*

Most recent publications in the field

Child Poverty and Deprivation in Industrialised Countries: 1945-1995, Giovanni Andrea Cornia and Sheldon Danziger (eds.): book review in The International Journal of Children’s Rights 7: 207-210, 1999

Statement by the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child in combating the most intolerable forms of Child Labour: a global challenge (report), appendix 6,95-98, 1997

* Complete list available from the Secretariat. E/CN.4/2002/100 page 25

Committee on the Rights of the Child: Basic Processes, in Symposium on Implementation of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, in Transnational Law and Contemporary Problems, A Journal of the University of Iowa College of Law, Volume 6, Number 2, 263-286, Fall 1996

Grupos Vulneráveis: Aspectos relacionados com a Discriminação de Gênero e com as Crianças, in A Incorporação das Normas Internacionais de Proteção dos Direitos Humanos no Direito Brasileiro, Antônio Augusto Cançado Trindade (ed.), 413-421, 1996

Die Menschenrechtssituation der Kinder in der Welt, in Aktuelle gesellsftliche Entwicklungen und ihre Einflusse auf die Polizei die Situation Jugendlicher, Internationales Seminar, Polizei-Fuhrungsakademie, 63-75, 1996

A Criança e seus Direitos: novo tema internacional. Avaliação e perspectivas da atuação diplomática brasileira. XXX High Studies Course, Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of External Relations (Instituto Rio-Branco), 1995

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Sr. José BENGOA (Expert)

(Nominated by the Government of Chile)

Resumen

Es licenciado en filosofía, profesor de antropología y ciencias sociales. En la actualidad y desde 1997 es Rector de la Universidad Academia de Humanismo Cristiano con sede en Santiago de Chile. Es también Presidente de la Fundación Nacional para la Superación de la Pobreza, organismo privado que desarrolla programas con jóvenes y poblaciones pobres de Chile.

Es miembro desde 1993 de la Subcomisión de Promoción y Protección de los Derechos Humanos y fue Presidente del 49º período de sesiones. Ha sido reelegido como experto independiente por un segundo período de cuatro años en marzo de 1998.

Ha participado en numerosas actividades en el ámbito de los derechos humanos y en particular relacionadas con la discriminación a minorías y el racismo. Participó en la Conferencia Mundial de Derechos Humanos de Viena y en la Cumbre Social de Copenhague. En 1998 (Nueva York) y 1999 (Ginebra) ha presidido el seminario de expertos de las Naciones Unidas que prepara el proyecto de declaración y convenio internacional sobre derechos humanos y extrema pobreza. En octubre de 2000 fue Presidente-Relator del seminario regional de expertos preparatorio de la Conferencia Mundial contra el Racismo, la Discriminación Racial, la Xenofobia y las Formas Conexas de Intolerancia realizado en Santiago y participó en la Conferencia Mundial de Durban (Sudáfrica).

Es miembro del Grupo de Trabajo sobre las Minorías de la Subcomisión de Promoción y Protección de los Derechos Humanos y ha participado en los seminarios sobre minorías en África realizados en Arusha (República Unida de Tanzanía), en mayo de 2000, en Kidal (Malí), en enero de 2001 y en Port Louis (Mauricio), en septiembre de 2001. Organiza el seminario sobre afrodescendientes que se realizará en Honduras en el inicio de 2002 como seguimiento de la Conferencia Mundial de Durban en esta materia.

En 1995 fue elegido Relator Especial para el tema de la distribución de los ingresos y los derechos humanos. En su informe final propuso la creación del Foro Social. La Comisión de Derechos Humanos aprobó en 2001 la creación del Foro Social y la primera reunión preparatoria se realizó en agosto de 2001 en Ginebra con la presencia de numerosas instituciones y personalidades. Este nuevo cuerpo de las Naciones Unidas tendrá por principal mandato el análisis de la globalización y su impacto sobre los derechos humanos, en general, y los derechos económicos, sociales y culturales, en particular.

Es licenciado en filosofía (1969) con estudios de posgrado en antropología y ciencias sociales. Sus principales campos de trabajo han sido la antropología rural, la etnografía de los indígenas chilenos y latinoamericanos, la etnohistoria y las teorías de la cultura. Relacionado con lo anterior, se ha especializado también en asuntos tales como el racismo, la discriminación contra los pueblos indígenas, la pobreza y la desigualdad, la interculturalidad y el desarrollo cultural. Por otra parte, ha escrito numerosos trabajos sobre temas economicosociales. E/CN.4/2002/100 page 27

Dicta actualmente cursos en la Escuela de Antropología. En el primer semestre de 2001 dictó un curso de introducción a la antropología dedicado principalmente al estudio del origen y desarrollo del racismo y las nuevas formas de xenofobia. En el segundo semestre dicta un seminario sobre historias de vida como método de investigación en antropología y un seminario sobre Historia de la Antropología en Chile.

Ha sido profesor de la Universidad de Chile hasta 1973 y, posteriormente, de la Universidad Autónoma de México, de la Universidad Católica del Perú, de la Universidad Católica del Ecuador y de varias otras universidades a las que ha sido invitado. Durante el primer semestre de 1997 fue profesor invitado de la Universidad de Indiana en Bloomington (Estados Unidos de América) donde dictó un curso para la carrera de antropología en pregrado y un seminario para los estudiantes de posgrado y doctorado acerca de las identidades indígenas en América Latina; en 1998 fue invitado por un semestre a la Universidad de Cambridge (Reino Unido) donde participó en un seminario sobre el tema "La emergencia indígena en América Latina" cuyo contenido ha sido publicado recientemente en un libro. El primer semestre del año 2002 (abril-mayo) está invitado a dictar un curso de antropología de los indígenas latinoamericanos a la Maestría en Estudios Amerindios de la Universidad Complutense, Casa de América, Madrid.

Durante el Gobierno del Presidente Aylwin (1990) fue Director de la Comisión Especial de Pueblos Indígenas, organismo asesor del Presidente de la República encargado de elaborar una nueva ley indígena. Esta Ley se aprobó en 1993 y rige hasta hoy en Chile.

En el año 2000 el Presidente de la República lo ha nombrado miembro de la Comisión del Bicentenario encargada de preparar el debate para el año 2010 en que se cumplen 200 años de la independencia de Chile. Ha sido nombrado miembro del Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Tecnológicas, encargado de proponer un plan de desarrollo de las ciencias sociales en Chile. El Presidente de la República igualmente lo ha nombrado miembro de la Comisión sobre Verdad Histórica y Nuevo Trato, que tiene por función entregar directrices acerca de la nueva política que el Estado chileno deberá desarrollar con los indígenas.

Ha escrito diversos libros de historia y antropología, especialmente acerca del campesinado y los indígenas chilenos y latinoamericanos. Sus últimos libros* son:

Historia del Pueblo Mapuche (Sexta edición, 2001). Libro que reconstruye la historia de la ocupación de la Auracania y la destrucción de la sociedad indígena del sur de Chile. El libro se fundamenta en material de archivos y principalmente en historia oral.

La emergencia indígena en América Latina (Fondo de Cultura Económica, diciembre de 2000). Es una visión latinoamericana de la actual situación del movimiento indígena. Se pasa revista a la historia del indigenismo y los casos más prominentes de "emergencia" indígena.

* Complete list available from the Secretariat. E/CN.4/2002/100 page 28

La Desigualdad (septiembre de 2000). Testimonios de la sociedad chilena en la última década del siglo XX (en colaboración con F. Márquez y S. Aravena). Es un conjunto de 64 historias de vida de personas de las más diversas situaciones sociales en Chile. Los autores analizan las historias y proponen una lectura en torno a la desigualdad en que vive la sociedad chilena de los años noventa. Las historias fueron recogidas durante tres años en conjunto con estudiantes de antropología.

Tiene 56 años, es casado, dos hijos, vive en Santiago de Chile.

Habla, lee, comprende y es capaz de dictar clases en francés e inglés.

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Ms. FLORIZELLE O’CONNOR (Expert)

(Nominated by the Government of Jamaica)

14 Woodglen Court, Kingston 10 Telephone/Fax: (876) 926-5754

Consultant in training, criminal and social justice issues and institution-building Currently Consultant on Human Rights to Ministry of National Security and Justice

Special skills

Advocacy, coordinating projects/tasks, writing, public speaking, mentoring, conflict resolution, establishing procedures/rules, critiquing, learning new skills, working with theories, flexibility, persuading, counselling

Major achievements

Jamaica Council for Human Rights

Work in the area of capital punishment has resulted in the formation of Caribbean Lifelines, a group that lobbies against the death penalty in Jamaica while providing emotional and practical support to inmates on Jamaican death row

Instrumental in the formation of the London Panel of Solicitors, a group of over 40 law firms in the United Kingdom that provides pro bono legal representation for Jamaican cases to be taken to the Privy Council in London

Established links with international NGOs, having organized missions by groups such as Americas Watch, Caribbean Rights, Amnesty International and the 1995 follow-up fact-finding mission of the United Nations Human Rights Committee to investigate and report on conditions in Jamaican prisons, police abuse and extrajudicial killings

Represented the Council at conferences, seminars, etc. both locally and internationally. Travelled to the United Nations, Africa, Holland, Sweden, Costa Rica, Spain, Canada and the Caribbean as a guest speaker, resource person and participant

Prepared the Council’s news releases and publications for dissemination locally and internationally

Made recommendations for legal reforms which resulted in removal of the Suppression of Crimes Act, reorganization of the Gun Court and repeal of the Gun Court Act, and reformation of the Legal Aid Act

Facilitated citizen education on human rights issues in a wide variety of contexts, often networking with local NGOs

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Liaised with the Commissioner of Police, Police Complaints Authority, Minister of Labour, Minister of Justice, Chief Justice, Commissioner of Corrections, Family Court, Probation Office, schools and other institutions

Developed a course in Human Rights for the Police Academy, Jamaica. Lectures to students of the Academy

Conducted interviews, read and assessed every statement made at the Council’s office; provided instruction and advice or implemented the action to be taken in each case

Provided practical assistance to persons whose rights had been violated. These were mainly police abuses

Resource person for local NGOs on human rights and socio-political matters

Served as resource person for lawyers handling refugee cases, mainly in Canada and the United States. Prepared statements and affidavits supporting or refuting allegations made by refugee applicants

Acted as a resource person for Caribbean and international agencies, including the United Nations Human Rights Committee

Functioned as resource person, liaison officer and consultant for media houses from England, Canada and Germany in the production of films and articles on Jamaica with special reference to social, economic and political factors

Consultant to various local and international media and groups on human rights issues. Several BBC documentaries have been done on my work and that of the Jamaica Council of Human Rights

Initiated, developed, supervised and coordinated an internship programme for students from colleges, law faculties and universities in Great Britain, Canada and the United States; work done during the 12-week period at Council earned credits for their course

Worked closely with the United Nations Council on Namibia and the United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid; referred matters to the United Nations Human Rights Committee, UNHCR and the OAS

Invited by the African National Congress to represent Jamaica at the Peoples of the World Congress in the United Republic of Tanzania in recognition of work done in the anti-apartheid struggle

Prepared funding proposals to secure international funding

Ensured that funds granted were utilized in keeping with grant agreements and prepared reports for funding agencies

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Public Relations Officer to Prime Minister Michael Manley

Developed, coordinated and monitored all aspects of the Party’s publicity programme - publications and relationships with the public and private sector; wrote speeches

Travelled with the Prime Minister on international engagements, including trips to the Non-Aligned Conference in Algeria and on State visits to Tanzania, Zambia and Cuba and to receive the United Nations Peace Medal at the United Nations

Scholarships and awards

Awarded UNESCO scholarship to pursue diploma in Mass Communications

Awarded scholarship by Caribbean Broadcasting Union to attend certificate course in Mass Communication, University of the West Indies, Mona

Awarded bursary to pursue studies at University of the West Indies, Mona

Awarded grants/scholarships to attend Human Rights certificate courses in the United Kingdom, Sweden, Venezuela, Spain, Ecuador and Strasbourg

Scholarships granted by the Government of the Netherlands and the European Union to pursue specialized studies in human rights

Received the Human Rights Monitor Award from Americas Watch

National Press Award for Outstanding National Service awarded to the JCHR during my tenure as Coordinator by The Press Association of Jamaica

Amy Jacques Garvey Award, 1996 for service to Jamaica and to humanity

Publications

Work published by Interrights, the Caricom Secretariat and UWI - paper “Crime, Violence and the Justice System” published in 1992

Consultancies and research

Consultant and researcher for Laurie Guntz’s Born Fi Dead, published in 1996

Consultant and research director for The United Nations Human Rights Committee and Jamaica by Richard W. McTyson, thesis presented to the Faculty of Law, University of the West Indies, for Degree of LL.M (Legislative Drafting), 1993 (successful)

Facilitator for Death Row by Mario Hector, published by Zed Books Ltd. and Jamaica Council for Human Rights, 1984

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Research assistant for The Search for Solutions, Selections from the Speeches and Writings of Michael Manley, edited with notes and introductions by John Hearne, published by Maple House Publishing Co., Canada, 1976

Research assistant, proofreader for The Politics of Change by Michael Manley, published by Andre Deutsch, 1974

Research assistant for Mirror, Mirror - Identity, Race and Protest in Jamaica by Professor Rex Nettleford, published by Collins Sangster (Jamaica) Ltd., 1970

Research assistant for The PNP 1937-1944, A View of the Early Nationalist Movement in Jamaica by Dr. Trevor Munroe, thesis presented to the Department of Government, University of the West Indies for Degree of Master of Sciences, 1966 (successful)

Film documentaries

Yardies - Observer Films, Network First, London Black Bag - BBC Hanging By A Thread - BBC Rights and Homosexuals - CBC

Work experience

Member, Commonwealth Observer Mission, Guyana Elections, 2001

IRIEFM, Host, Cutting Edge, 1999-2001

KLAS FM 89, Host, Straight Talk (Temporary), 1998-1999

Commissioner, Commission of Inquiry into Prison Riots, Nov.-Dec. 1997

Coordinator, Jamaica Council for Human Rights, 1981-1997

Lecturer, Human Rights, Columbia University, 1995

International judge, Hearings held in Boston by Amnesty International on the death penalty in the United States of America, 1994

Public Relations Officer, Prime Minister Michael Manley, 1972-1980

Jamaica Broadcasting Corporation

Producer/Researcher/Presenter, Department of Current Affairs and News, 1970-1972

Researcher and Producer, “The Verdict is Yours”, a debate programme analysing current issues with opinion leaders

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Presenter, “Roundabout”, a magazine programme aimed at exploring a broad cross-section of life in Jamaica

Presenter, “Specials”, a programme that provided in-depth analyses on current affairs issues of critical importance

News reporter

Worked out of Trinidad as one of two Jamaican representatives on the Caribbean Broadcasting Union’s exchange programme

Education and training

Internship at United Nations Centre for Human Rights in Geneva, 1997

Certificate courses successfully completed

Intensive study programme for developing research and teaching in the field of human rights; specialized study session in human rights, International Centre for University Human Rights Teaching, Strasbourg, France, 1997

28th specialized study session in human rights, International Institute of Human Rights, Strasbourg, 1997

Workshop in Caracas hosted by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, 1996

Conflict-resolution training, Jamaica, 1995

British Council - Women, Law Culture and Tradition, University of Warwick, 1995

International cooperative course, Canadian Human Rights Foundation, University of Sherbrooke, Quebec, 1993

Diploma and degree courses successfully completed

Diploma, Mass Communications, 1975

Bachelor of Arts, Special with History (Honours), University of the West Indies, Mona, 1970

Civic activities

Chairperson, University of Technology Advisory Committee

Elected Executive Member, Strasbourg Past Students Committee

Member, Press Association of Jamaica E/CN.4/2002/100 page 34

Mr. MARÍA GUADALUPE MORFÍN OTERO (Alternate)

(Nominated by the Government of Mexico)

General information

Place and date of birth: Guadalajara, Jalisco 10 November 1953 e-mail: [email protected]

Work experience

Human rights

President of the Commission on Human Rights of the State of Jalisco (Comisión Estatal de Derechos Humanos de Jalisco, CEDHJ) (1997 to 2001). Annual reports can be seen at www.cedhj.org.mx.

Vice-President of the Mexican Federation of Public Organizations of Protection and Defence of Human Rights (west zone, November 1998-October 1999)

Proposal by the National Network of Civil Organizations “Todos los Derechos para Todos” as candidate to preside over the National Commission on Human Rights in Mexico (Comisión Nacional de los Derechos Humanos, CNDH) (1999)

Oral presentations at international forums on the following subjects

Education for life in democracy, panel within the XIX Interdisciplinary Course on Human Rights of the Inter-American Institute of Human Rights (IIDH), San José, 28 June 2001

Economic, social and cultural rights: a value approach, at a regional seminar on Central American Ombudsmen, San José, March 2001

The human right to justice at Festival Truth 2001 held at the Central American University José Simeón Cañas (UCA), San Salvador and the Supreme Court of El Salvador, March 2001

Conflict mediation of citizens rights and the Ombudsman, at the International Seminar on Ombudsmen and Public Policies in Latin America, organized by the Ibero-American Federation of Ombudsman (FIO), the IIDH and the Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences (FLACSO), Quito, September 2000

Convention on the Rights of the Child at the FIO Seminar for the Formulation of Proposals on Children and Adolescence to the X Latin American Summit, Barcelona, Spain, June 2000

Women, vulnerable strength at the III Annual Congress of FIO, Lima, September 1998

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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary invited by the Office of the High Commissioner on Human Rights, the Chancellery of El Salvador, NGOs and the IIDH, 10 December 1999

Other areas

As legal consultant in the City of Guadalajara, Jalisco:

Comisión de Conurbación Manzanillo-Barra de Navidad, Human Settlements and Public Works Federal Secretariat (SAHOP) (1981-1984)

SAHOP, external adviser (1980-1982)

Office of Urban Land Management, Department of Planning and Urbanization of the State of Jalisco (1978-1979)

Lawyer’s office, Bailón González and Bailón Cabrera (1975-1976)

Education

1993-1995

Master’s degree in Twentieth Century Literature. Thesis in process. Universidad de Guadalajara, Guadalajara, Jalisco

1972-1977

Law degree, Award Mariano Otero for the highest grade point average, Universidad de Guadalajara, Guadalajara, Jalisco

1995

Minor in Human Rights, organized by the Universidad de Guadalajara, Commission on Human Rights of the State of Jalisco, the CNDH, the Instituto Tecnológico de Estudios Superiores de Occidente (Iteso), the State of Jalisco Congress and the Procuraduría General de Justicia del Estado

1999

IX Inter-American Course for Elections and Democracy, organized by the Centro de Asesoría y Promoción Electoral (CAPEL), the IIDH, the Instituto Federal Electoral and the Tribunal Electoral del Poder Judicial de la Federación

1998

Course “Domestic application of international human rights law” organized by the IIDH, CNDH and UNESCO E/CN.4/2002/100 page 36

1970-1971

Courses in Philosophy, Theology and Social Sciences, Pontificia Universidad Gregoriana, Rome, Italy

Community activities

Has participated actively in diverse social organizations, such as:

Citizens’ Commission against Discrimination (Comisión Ciudadana de Estudios contra la Discriminación) (since 27 March 2001)

Consejera del Movimiento Ciudadano Jalisciense (1998) (Citizens’ Movement)

Grupo Plural de Análisis de la Coyuntura (since 1997)

Centro de Readaptación Femenil de Puente Grande, Jalisco (1996-1997) (Women’s prison in Jalisco State)

Convergencia de organismos civiles “Una Sola Voz” (1993-1995)

Convergencia de organismos cívicos y de ciudadanos “22 de abril” (1992-1994)

PEN Club International

Publications

Human rights

“El futuro de las comisiones públicas de derechos humanos en México”, Bien Común y Gobierno, Rafael Preciado Hernández Foundation, June 2001

“Comentario académico” on “Sobrepoblación penal, violación a los derechos humanos de los reclusos que obliga a impedir nuevos ingresos al centro penal, caso del sistema penitenciario, resolución de la Sala Constitucional de la Corte Suprema de Justicia de Costa Rica”, ludicium et Vita, Jurisprudencia en Derechos Humanos, IIDH, April 2001

Los derechos humanos y los retos del nuevo milenio, Instituto de Investigaciones Legislativas de la Cámara de Diputados and Iteso, Mexico, 2000

“Cuadro claves para la esperanza” (Four keys for hope), in Alvarex et al., Sentimientos de la Nación, Mexico, 2000

“Derechos humanos, una consecuencia”, Revista Mexicana de Justicia, Procuraduría General de la República, Mexico, 1999

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Mr. EMMANUEL DECAUX (Expert)

(Nominated by the Government of France)

54 ans (né le 9 décembre 1947 à Neuilly-sur-Seine, France)

Nationalité: française Fonctions actuelles: Professeur de droit public à l’Université Panthéon-Assas Paris II Directeur du Diplôme d’études supérieures spécialisées (DESS) droits de l’homme et droit humanitaire, Université Panthéon-Assas Paris II

Membre suppléant de la Sous-Commission de la promotion et de la protection des droits de l’homme des Nations Unies (1994, mandat renouvelé en 1998)

I. ACTIVITÉS INTERNATIONALES

Dans le cadre français

Membre de la Commission nationale consultative des droits de l’homme (depuis 1992, mandat renouvelé en 1993, 1996, 1999), Président du groupe «Questions internationales» (depuis 1996)

Membre du Comité de liaison pour la Décennie des Nations Unies dans le domaine des droits de l’homme 1995-2004 (Comité français pour l’éducation dans le domaine des droits de l’homme)

Membre du groupe de travail «Droit international» de la Direction des affaires juridiques du Ministère des affaires étrangères;

Participation à la délégation française pour la présentation du deuxième rapport périodique de la France devant le Comité des droits de l’homme (1988);

Expert pour la Direction des affaires juridiques du Ministère des affaires étrangères dans l’arbitrage entre la France et le Canada sur le droit de filetage dans les eaux du Saint-Laurent (1985-1986).

Nations Unies

Participation au séminaire organisé par le Comité des droits économiques, sociaux et culturels et l’UNESCO sur les droits culturels, Manille, février 2002

Participation au séminaire organisé par le Haut-Commissariat pour les droits de l’homme sur l’extrême pauvreté et les droits de l’homme, Genève, 2001

Participation à la quarante-sixième session (1990), à la quarante-huitième session (1992), à la cinquante-troisième session (1997), à la cinquante-quatrième session (1998), à la cinquante-sixième session (2000), à la cinquante-septième session (2001) de la Commission des droits de l’homme

Participation aux rencontres internationales des institutions nationales de protection et de promotion des droits de l’homme: Tunis (1993), Merida (1997), Rabat (2000); E/CN.4/2002/100 page 38 aux rencontres africaines: Yaoundé (1996), Durban (1998), à la rencontre euro-méditerranéenne de Marrakech (1998), etc. Participation à la Conférence mondiale sur les droits de l’homme de Vienne de 1993

CSCE/OSCE Expert français pour la liste des experts de la dimension humaine (Mécanisme de Moscou de l’OSCE) (depuis 2001) Participation aux réunions sur la mise en œuvre des engagements de la dimension humaine: Varsovie (1993, 1995 et 2000) Participation aux réunions de la dimension humaine de la CSCE (1989-1995) Réunions de la Conférence sur la dimension humaine: première réunion, Paris 1989; deuxième réunion, Copenhague, 1990; troisième réunion, Moscou, 1991 Réunions d’experts sur les minorités nationales, Genève, 1991 Séminaire sur les institutions démocratiques, Oslo, 1991 Conseil de l’Europe Rapporteur général sur les droits culturels pour le huitième Colloque international sur la Convention européenne des droits de l’homme, Budapest, 1996 Participation aux rencontres européennes des institutions nationales de protection et de promotion des droits de l’homme: Rapporteur général de la première réunion de Strasbourg (1994), Copenhague (1997), Strasbourg (2000) Séminaire de l’OSCE et du Conseil de l’Europe sur la tolérance, Bucarest, 1995 Participation en tant qu’expert à diverses auditions sur les droits culturels: réunion du Comité de coopération culturelle (1994), Comité ad hoc pour les minorités nationales (1994), Sous-Commission parlementaire pour les droits de l’homme (1996) Membre du Comité directeur des droits de l’homme du Conseil de l’Europe (1987-1989) et de différents comités: Comité d’experts pour la procédure (1990-1992), Comité d’experts pour l’éducation aux droits de l’homme (1992-1994), etc. Union européenne Participation au Comité de pilotage du réseau universitaire Union européenne-Chine sur la mise en œuvre des deux Pactes internationaux relatifs aux droits de l’homme (2002-2004) Coprésidence du Séminaire du dialogue Union européenne-Chine sur les droits de l’homme, Paris (décembre 2000), dans le cadre de la présidence française Participation aux séminaires informels de l’ASEM (Asian-European Meeting) sur les droits de l’homme: Lund (1997), Hambourg (1998), keynote speaker sur le droit à l’éducation, Pékin (1999), Paris (2000), Bali (2001) E/CN.4/2002/100 page 39

Participation au Forum annuel des droits de l’homme de l’Union européenne, Bruxelles (décembre 1999) et de Paris (décembre 2000)

Participation au groupe de réflexion de l’Union européenne sur l’Agenda pour le Millénaire (Leading by Example), Institut universitaire européen de Florence (1997-1998)

II. ACTIVITÉS UNIVERSITAIRES

Titres universitaires Agrégation de droit public, 1988 Doctorat d’État en droit public, 1978 Diplôme de l’Institut d’études politiques de Paris (section service public), 1969

Fonctions précédentes Professeur à l’Université de Paris II (depuis 1999) Professeur à l’Université de Paris X (1992-1999) Professeur à l’Université du Maine, Le Mans (1988-1992) Maître de conférences à l’Institut d’études politiques de Paris (1979-1988) Maître de conférences à l’Université de Paris X (1980-1988)

Autres enseignements en France Direction de la session annuelle de formation permanente de l’École nationale de la magistrature (Paris) sur «Le contentieux des droits de l’homme» (depuis 1994) Cours à l’Institut international des droits de l’homme à Strasbourg, sur «Les garanties juridiques des droits de l’homme», en 1993; sur «La protection internationale des droits de l’homme», en 1994 et 1995; sur «Les garanties juridiques et judiciaires des droits de l’homme» en 1999 Participations régulières à des sessions annuelles de formation, à l’Institut international d’administration publique (IIAP) de Paris, à l’Institut des hautes études francophones (IHEF), etc.

Enseignements à l’étranger Cours à l’Université Galatasaray, Istanbul, avril 2002 Cours euro-méditerranéen Bancaja de droit international de Castellon (Espagne), 2001 «Complémentarité et concurrence des systèmes juridictionnels de protection des droits de l’homme» Cours au Collège universitaire français de Moscou et de Saint-Pétersbourg, 2001 Cours à l’Université Charles de Prague, 2001 Conférence (Honoursclass) à l’Université de Leyden, 2001 Cours à l’Université de Potsdam, 1999 Professeur invité à l’Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM), 1997 Cours à l’Institute of International Public Law and International Relations de Thessalonique, «Le règlement des différends en Europe», 1992; «La sécurité coopérative en Europe», 1997 Cours à l’Université Comillas de Madrid: «La nouvelle architecture de l’Europe», 1991 Cours à l’Inter-University Center de Dubrovnik, «La portée de la Déclaration française des droits de l’homme et du citoyen», 1990 Directeur des études à l’Académie de droit international de La Haye, 1989 Nombreuses conférences ou participation à des séminaires et des tables rondes. E/CN.4/2002/100 page 40

Principales responsabilités scientifiques Membre du Conseil national des Universités (depuis 1999) Membre du Conseil de la Société française pour le droit international (depuis 1990), Secrétaire général de la SFDI (1993-2000) Membre de l’International Law Association (depuis 1991) Membre de la Société italienne de droit international (depuis 1998) Membre de l’Institut international des droits de l’homme de Strasbourg (depuis 1992), membre du Conseil d’administration (depuis 2000) Membre de l’Advisory Board du Helsinki Monitor (depuis 1994) Membre du conseil scientifique de la Fondation Marangopoulos pour les droits de l’homme, Athènes (depuis 1995) Membre de l’International Council de la Foundation on Inter-Ethnic Relations, auprès du Haut-Commissaire de l’OSCE pour les minorités nationales, La Haye (depuis 1995) Membre du Conseil scientifique de l’Institut des droits de l’homme du Barreau de Paris (depuis 1998) Membre du comité scientifique de la revue Droits de l’homme (Revue européenne des libertés publiques et des droits sociaux), Athènes (depuis 1998) Membre du conseil scientifique de Droit et cultures, CNRS, Nanterre (depuis 1999) Membre du conseil scientifique de la Revue trimestrielle des droits de l’homme, Bruxelles (depuis 2000) III. PUBLICATIONS Principaux ouvrages Droit international pénal, ouvrage collectif sous la direction d’Hervé Ascensio, Emmanuel Decaux et d’Alain Pellet, Pedone, 2000. «Le règlement pacifique des différends» in Droit international public, sous la direction de Denis Alland, Collection droit fondamental, PUF, 2000 Droit international public, Dalloz, 2e édition, 1999 La Convention européenne des droits de l’homme (préface de Pierre-Henri Teitgen), commentaire article par article, sous la direction de Louis-Edmond Pettiti, Emmanuel Decaux et Pierre-Henri Imbert, Economica, 1995 (réédition, 1999) Sécurité et coopération en Europe, les documents officiels du processus de Helsinki (1973-1992), collection «Retour aux textes», La documentation française, 1992 La Conférence sur la sécurité et la coopération en Europe (CSCE), PUF 1992 La réciprocité en droit international (préface de Paul Reuter), LGDJ, 1980 Le candidat a soumis une liste de plus de 100 ouvrages, rapports de colloques, préfaces, chroniques, articles et études dont il est l’auteur. La liste complète est disponible auprès du Secrétariat. Langues parlées et écrites: français, anglais Langues lues: espagnol, italien E/CN.4/2002/100 page 41

Ms. MICHÈLE PICARD (Alternate) (Nominated by the Government of France)

Née le 20 avril 1955 à Grenoble – France

Études

Maîtrise en droit − Université de Paris II (1978) École nationale de la magistrature (1980-1982)

Activités professionnelles

Depuis août 2001: Vice-Présidente au Tribunal de grande instance de Nanterre Depuis février 1996: Membre de la Chambre des droits de l’homme de Bosnie-Herzégovine Depuis octobre 1997: Présidente de la Chambre des droits de l’homme de Bosnie-Herzégovine De 1995 à 2001: Juge au Tribunal de grande instance de Paris De 1989 à 1995:Détachée à la direction des affaires juridiques du Ministère des affaires étrangères De 1987 à 1989: Mise à disposition du Ministère de l’économie et des finances De 1985 à 1987: Auditeur à la Cour de cassation De 1982 à 1984: Juge au Tribunal de grande instance de Béthune

Activités dans le domaine des droits de l’homme

Actuellement Présidente de la Chambre des droits de l’homme de Bosnie-Herzégovine

Expert auprès du Conseil de l’Europe pour les exercices de compatibilité du droit national avec la Convention européenne des droits de l’homme

Pendant mon détachement au Ministère des affaires étrangères:

Traitement du contentieux français des droits de l’homme devant la Commission et la Cour européenne des droits de l’homme et des communications individuelles aux comités conventionnels des Nations Unies;

Négociation d’instruments internationaux relatifs aux droits de l’homme;

Participation à des comités du Conseil de l’Europe, à la Commission des droits de l’homme et à des groupes de travail des Nations Unies;

Participation à de nombreuses conférences dans le cadre des Nations Unies et de la Conférence sur la sécurité et la coopération en Europe

Langues

Langue maternelle: français Anglais écrit et parlé E/CN.4/2002/100 page 42

Mr. KALLIOPI K. KOUFA (Expert)

(Nominated by the Government of Greece)

Present functions: Professor of International Law and International Organization, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece

Director of the Institute of International Public Law and International Relations of Thessaloniki

Alternate, United Nations Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights

Special Rapporteur of the United Nations Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights on “Terrorism and human rights”

Education “Peiramatikon School” of the University of Thessaloniki

American College of Thessaloniki, Greece

Faculty of Economic and Social Sciences, University of Geneva, Switzerland

Institut Universitaire de Hautes Etudes Internationales/The Graduate Institute of International Studies. Geneva, Switzerland

Law Faculty, Aristotle University ofThessaloniki, Greece

The Hague Academy of International Law, Netherlands (doctoral scholarship)

International Law Seminar, United Nations International Law Commission (twenty-seventh session), Geneva (scholarship)

The Salzbourg Seminar interdisciplinary course on the protection of human rights, Salzbourg, Austria (scholarship)

Degrees “Licence ès Sciences politiques - Mention études internationales” (University of Geneva and Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva)

Bachelor of Laws, distinction (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki)

Postgraduate Diploma and Master’s Degree in Public Law, with honours (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki) E/CN.4/2002/100 page 43

Ph.D. in Public International Law, with honours (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki)

University activities

1970-1976 Assistant and Senior Assistant of the Chair of Public International Law, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

1976-1982 Lecturer in Public International Law and European Law, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

1982-1984 Senior Lecturer in Public International Law and the Law of European Organizations, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

1984- Elected Professor (with tenure) of Public International Law and International Organization, Department of International Studies, Law Faculty, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

1987-1993 Head of the Department of International Studies 1996-1997 of the Law Faculty, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

1986-1988 Deputy representative of the Law Faculty to the Senate of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

1989-1992 Member of the Committee for the Administration of Research at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

1989- Coordinator and participant in a network of European universities’ educational programmes in the framework of the “Socrates/Erasmus” academic exchange programmes of the EU

1987-1993 Member of the Governing Board of the Law Faculty, 1996-1997 Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

Teaching assignments Public International Law; Introduction to the Organization of International Society; International and European Institutions; Law of the United Nations; International Human Rights Law

Other academic activities

1969-1976 Research Assistant, Institute of International Public Law and International Relations of Thessaloniki

1976-1984 Director of Studies and Tutor, Institute of International Public Law and International Relations of Thessaloniki

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1984- Head of the Department of Studies and Research, Institute of International Public Law and International Relations of Thessaloniki

1986-1990 Participated in the international team of scholars and academics engaged in the major collaboratory study and research programme of the European Science Foundation (Strasbourg, France) on minorities in Europe, published in a series of eight volumes under the general title “Comparative Studies on Governments and Non-dominant Ethnic Groups in Europe, 1850-1940”; contributed both as a writer and a member of the editorial team of its vol. V on “Ethnic Groups in International Relations”

1989-1994 Scientific Associate, Institute of International Public Law and International Relations of Thessaloniki

1990-1992 Director of the Institute for Balkan Studies, Thessaloniki

1993-1994 Acting Director of the Institute of International Public Law and International Relations of Thessaloniki

1994- Director of the Institute of International Public Law and International Relations of Thessaloniki

1997-2000 President of the Institute for Balkan Studies, Thessaloniki

2000- Member of the Greek National Commission for Human Rights, established by the Prime Minister

Organized several international courses and conferences on international law, international relations and the international protection of human rights, at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, the Institute for Balkan Studies, the Institute of International Public Law and International Relations of Thessaloniki, and elsewhere; participated in several international courses, conferences, seminars etc. dealing with the international protection of human rights

Other professional activities

1970-2000 Member of the Bar Association of Thessaloniki

2001- Honorary Member of the Bar Association of Thessaloniki

1990- Member of and adviser to the Greek delegations to the Third and Sixth Committees of the United Nations General Assembly and the Greek delegations to the Commission on Human Rights

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1990-1991 Member of and adviser to the Greek delegations to the CSCE (Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe) Human Dimension Meetings in Copenhagen, Moscow, and the CSCE Meeting of Experts in National Minorities, in Geneva

1990-1992 Representative of Greece to the open-ended working group on the Declaration on the Rights of Persons Belonging to National or Ethnic, Religious and Linguistic Minorities

1993 Member of and adviser to the Greek delegation to the Vienna World Conference on Human Rights

1994- Alternate, United Nations Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities/Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights

1998- Special Rapporteur of the United Nations Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights

1980-1987 Co-editor of the Hellenic Review of International Relations

1994- Editor of the annual Thesaurus Acroasium (collected courses of the Institute of International Public Law and International Relations of Thessaloniki)

1997-2000 Editor of Balkan Studies (periodical of the Institute for Balkan Studies, Thessaloniki)

1998 Editor of Contemporary Monographs of International Law and International Relations, Institute of International Public Law and International Relations of Thessaloniki

2000- Editor Working Papers on International Law and Policy, Institute of International Public Law and International Relations of Thessaloniki

Other functions

1987- Member of the Governing Board of the Institute of International Public Law and International Relations of Thessaloniki

1993- Alternate member of the Governing Board of the University of the Aegean, Rhodos, Greece

1992-2000 Member of the Governing Board of the Institute for Balkan Studies, Thessaloniki

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1994-1996 Member of the Interdisciplinary Commission for Peace Education Institute of Education and Peace, Thessaloniki

Academic and professional associations

1970- Member, Association des Anciens de l’Institut Universitaire de Hautes Etudes Internationales

1972- Member, The American Society of International Law

1977- Founding member and Secretary-General, Association of Attenders and Lecturers of the Institute of International Public Law and International Relations of Thessaloniki

1979- Member, Intergroup of Higher Education AAA (The Hague)

1982- Founding member, Hellenic Society of International Law and International Relations

1999- Vice-President, International Law Association (Greek Branch)

Honours

1976- Honorary Vice-Consul to the Republic of Austria

1998- Honorary Diploma of the Hellenic Club of Writers

2001- Titular member for life of the Bar Association of Thessaloniki

The candidate submitted a list of over 20 books, articles and monographs of which she is the author. The full list is available from the Secretariat. Besides these main publications, she is the author of several shorter articles, commentaries, notes, book reviews, etc. and the editor of numerous books, Festschrifts (miscellanies), conference proceedings and other collective research works.

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Mr. NIKOLAOS ZAIKOS (Alternate)

(Nominated by the Government of Greece)

Family name: Zaikos First name: Nikolaos Date and place of birth: 7 September 1966, Thessaloniki (Greece) Address: Joustinianou 10, 546 31 Thessaloniki, Greece Phone: (031) 238.412, (0932) 595.839 Fax Number: (031) 853.427 E-mail: [email protected] Marital status: Single Nationality: Greek

Professional activities

Since 1992 Member of the Bar Association of Thessaloniki

1991-1993 Researcher, Institute for Balkan Studies (dealing in particular with minority problems)

1997-1999 Research Assistant, Institute of International Public Law and International Relations, Thessaloniki (dealing in particular with questions of human rights and humanitarian law)

Since 1999 Researcher, Institute of International Public Law and International Relations, Thessaloniki

Since 2000 Lecturer, Department (Filière), Faculty of Law, University Paris I/Panthéon-Sorbonne, Institut Français de Thessalonique

Since 2000 Assistant Professor of Political Science, Department of History and International Relations, The American College of Thessaloniki (ACT)

Degrees

1997 Ph.D. in International Law (with honours), Faculty of Law, University of Thessaloniki

1992 LL.M. in International Law (with honours), Faculty of Law, University of Thessaloniki

1989 Bachelor of Laws, Faculty of Law, University of Thessaloniki

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Further education in international studies

1993 Academy of International Law (The Hague, The Netherlands)

1993 Institute of International Relations, Panteion University (Corfu) - Diploma of the International Seminar on Conflict Resolution

1993 Center of International and European Economic Law (Thessaloniki) - European Educational Programme for Jurists on Issues of European Law

1990 European Institute (Ghent, Belgium) - European seminar on the political and legal framework of trade relations between the European Economic Community and Eastern European Countries

1987-1996 Active participant in the annual sessions of the Institute of International Public Law and International Relations

Main publications

The Convention on the Law of Treaties between States and International Organizations or between International Organizations (Ph.D. thesis), Thessaloniki, Sakkoulas Publications, 1998, 265 pp. (Monographs of International Law and International Relations 1, Series Director: Professor Kalliopi Koufa) (in Greek)

“The views of the European Parliament relating to the cooperation between the European Union and the Balkan countries” in: P.N. Stangos, The Commercial and Economic Policy of the European Union in the Balkans - Legal Aspects, Thessaloniki: Sakkoulas Publications, 1993, pp. 229-261 (in Greek)

The International Law Commission of the United Nations - Contribution to the study of the codification and progressive development of International Law (forthcoming).

Author of numerous articles and book reviews

Conferences and seminars

2001 Tutor, twenty-ninth session of the Institute of International Public Law and International Relations: “The new international criminal law”

2001 Tutor, European Union project: “Tunisie/Maroc - Juges et avocats, acteurs de promotion de l’État de Droit” (Tunisia/Morocco - Judges and Lawyers, Actors promoting the Rule of Law), Faculty of Law, University of Thessaloniki E/CN.4/2002/100 page 49

In this framework, he also contributed to the compilation of working material related to Islam and human rights, Islam and religious liberty, Islam and women’s rights and Human rights protection in Tunisia and Morocco

2001 Lecturer, International Protection of Human Rights and Legal Protection in the framework of the European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, Robert Schumann Project, Bar Association of Chalkidike

2000 Tutor, twenty-eighth session of the Institute of International Public Law and International Relations: “Protection of the environment for the new millennium”

1999 Tutor, twenty-seventh session of the Institute of International Public Law and International Relations: “The law of armed conflict”

1998 Tutor, twenty-sixth session of the Institute of International Public Law and International Relations: “Human rights and democracy for the twenty-first century”

1998 Participant, North Atlantic Treaty Organization tour (Belgium, Austria, Italy) - Issues related to the activities of NATO and the OSCE

1997 up to date Under the tutorials at the Institute of International Public Law and International Relations, he also supervised the preparation of numerous papers on minority protection, the rights of indigenous peoples, biotechnology and human rights, environmental protection as a human right, democratic governance as a human right et al., which have been or will be published in the collected courses of the Institute (Thesaurus Acroasium)

Legal counsel

1998 Participated, on behalf of the law firm “NOMOS”, in the negotiating process leading to the headquarters agreement between Greece and the Black Sea Trade and Development Bank through a series of advisory opinions

Black Sea Trade and Development Bank - General directions relating to its organization and function (Thessaloniki, 1998), 8 pp (in Greek and in English)

Black Sea Trade and Development Bank - Privileges and immunities of its staff/Entry into force of the Headquarters Agreement prior to its ratification by Greece (Thessaloniki, 1998), 6 pp. (in Greek)

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Remarks on the proposals of the Greek Government related to the Headquarters Agreement between Greece and the Black Sea Trade and Development Bank (Thessaloniki, 1998), 3 pp (in Greek)

Teaching experience

Department of History and International Relations, The American College of Thessaloniki (ACT)

2000 (Fall semester) Introduction to International Relations

2001 (Spring semester) International Organizations and Law, Introduction to Political Science

Department of the Faculty of Law, University Paris I/Panthéon-Sorbonne, Institut Français de Thessalonique

2000 (Spring semester) Introduction aux relations internationales et au droit international

2000 (Fall semister) Institutions européenes et communautaires, Intoduction historiques du droit

2001 (Spring semester) Introduction aux relations internationales et au droit international

Languages

Greek, English, French, German

Other activities

Since 2000 Editorial Assistant, Working Papers on International Law and Policy, Institute of International Public Law and International Relations

2000 Participant, American Studies Seminar (“In pursuit of the millenium: Greece, Europe and the USA”), University of Macedonia, Thessaloniki

Participation in scientific associations

Since 1997 Member, Greek Association of International Law

Since 1993 Member, Greek Helsinki Committee (Thessaloniki)

Since 1993 Member, Society for Macedonian Studies

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Ms. FRANÇOISE HAMPSON (Expert)

(Nominated by the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland)

Nationality: British and French citizenship

Date of birth: 11 April 1951

Present post: Professor, Department of Law and Human Rights, University of Essex

Education: University of Newcastle upon Tyne 1972-1975

Graduated with IIi Honours Degree in Law

Shared Sweet & Maxwell Prize 1974

Employment: 1994-1997 Reader, Department of Law, University of Essex

1990-1994 Senior Lecturer, Department of Law, University of Essex

1983-1990 Lecturer, Department of Law, University of Essex

1975-1983 Lecturer, Department of Public Law, University of Dundee

Academic Experience:

Teaching includes: Constitutional Law/Public Law I

Public International Law

Nationality and Immigration Law

Case-law of European Convention on Human Rights: LL.M. in International Human Rights Law, Essex

International Law of Armed Conflicts and International Humanitarian Law: LL.M. in International Human Rights Law and M.A. in International Peacekeeping, University of Essex Awards: 1992 - Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust - ₤400 to attend San Remo Round Table on the former Yugoslavia

1989 - British Academy Research Grant, ₤3,500 E/CN.4/2002/100 page 52

International Committee of the Red Cross - internship (in connection with the same research project)

Nuffield Foundation, ₤1,000 - same research project

1988 - Bursary from Friends of Israel Educational Trust for 7 weeks’ research in Israel

1982 - NATO Research Fellowship

1979 - Summer term; stagiaire with European Commission on Human Rights

1974 - Sweet & Maxwell Law Prize

University Administration includes:

University: Dean of School of Law (1995-) Senate Staffing Committee (1994-1997) Staffing Sub-Committee of Finance Committee (1991-1997)

Departmental: A variety of administrative jobs, including Deputy Head of Department (1991-1994)

Other work includes:

Fact-Finding:

1992-1993 International League of Human Rights, missions to the former Yugoslavia

1992 Trial observation in Belgrade for Amnesty International

1991 Member of fact-finding mission to Turkey to investigate certain killings by the State authorities

1987 Member of Independent Counsel on International Human Rights on the human rights situation in Afghanistan

Human rights practice:

Advisory and representational work for applicants under the European Convention on Human Rights; currently several before the Commission and Court against Turkey, of which I am jointly responsible for approximately 80 E/CN.4/2002/100 page 53

Human rights and humanitarian law training and consultation:

Red Cross panel of instruction, nationally and internationally

Training sessions for UNHCR delegates in human rights law and humanitarian law, Geneva, Zagreb and Istanbul

Training session for UNHCR protection officers in international law, Warsaw

Training course for military officers, International Institute for Humanitarian Law, San Remo - sessions on human rights law 5 times)

International Society for Military Law and the Law of War, Brussels: training seminars for lawyers with armed forces; subject - Convention on the Safety of United Nations and Associated Personnel

Have also taught at the Staff College, Camberley and the Joint Services Defence College, Greenwich

Ad Hoc War Crimes Tribunals - seminar for staff in the Prosecutor’s Office, including investigators (“Yugoslavia”); consulted on prosecution of sexual crimes

Amnesty International: training session for staff; international humanitarian law

Turku/Abo - Advanced course on human rights law; participants mainly from Government and NGOs; subject - European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR)

English Bar -Training session in using the ECHR

Law Society Training Video on ECHR

Other: 1996 - Admitted to the Bar (Lincoln’s Inn), under a special scheme for distinguished academics

1992 - Member of Overseas Advisory Committee of Save the Children Fund (now renamed Programmes Advisory Panel)

1991 - Appointed to be a Governer of the British Institute of Human Rights

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Publications

The candidate submitted a list of over 50 publications in the fields of international human rights law, the international law of armed conflict and constitutional law, of which she is the author. The full list is available from the Secretariat

In addition, she serves on the Editorial Boards of:

Democratic audit, a research project sponsored by the Rowntree Foundation, edited by the Human Rights Centre, University of Essex and Charter ‘88, and

European Human Rights Review, published by Sweet & Maxwell

She is Chairman of the Editorial Board of the World Report on the Declaration on Religious Intolerance, based at Essex

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Annexe II

LISTE DES MEMBRES ET MEMBRES SUPPLÉANTS DE LA SOUS-COMMISSION DE LA PROMOTION ET DE LA PROTECTION DES DROITS DE L’HOMME (2001)

Note: L’année indiquée en regard du nom des membres et membres suppléants de la Sous-Commission est celle où leur mandat vient à expiration; les mandats viendront à expiration lors de l’élection de membres de la Sous-Commission à la cinquante-huitième session (2002) ou à la soixantième session (2004) de la Commission des droits de l’homme.

M. Miguel ALFONSO MARTÍNEZ (Cuba) 2004 *M. Juan Antonio FERNÁNDEZ PALACIOS

M. José BENGOA (Chili) 2002 *M. Alejandro Enrique SALINAS RIVERA

Mme Erica-Irene A. DAES (Grèce) 2002 *Mme Kalliopi KOUFA

M. Asbjørn EIDE (Norvège) 2004 *M. Jan HELGESEN

M. FAN Guoxiang (Chine) 2002

M. Héctor FIX-ZAMUDIO (Mexique) 2002 *M. Alonso GÓMEZ-ROBLEDO VERDUZCO

M. Rajenda Kalidas Wimala GOONESEKERE (Sri Lanka) 2002 *Mme Deepika UDAGAMA

M. El Hadji GUISSÉ (Sénégal) 2002

Mme Françoise Jane HAMPSON (Royaume-Uni de 2002 *Mme Helena COOK Grande-Bretagne et d’Irlande du Nord)

M. Fried Van HOOF (Pays-Bas) 2004 *Mme Lammy BETTEN

M. Louis JOINET (France) 2002 *M. Emmanuel DECAUX

Mme Iulia-Antoanella MOTOC (Roumanie) 2004 *Mme Victoria SANDRU-POPESCU

* Suppléant(e). E/CN.4/2002/100 page 56

M. Stanislav OGURTSOV (Bélarus) 2004

M. Joseph OLOKA-ONYANGO (Ouganda) 2002

M. Soo Gil PARK (République de Corée) 2004 *Mme Chin Sung CHUNG

M. Paulo Sérgio PINHEIRO (Brésil) 2002 *Mme Marília SARDENBERG ZELNER GONÇALVES

M. Godfrey Bayour PREWARE (Nigéria) 2004 *Mme Christy Ezim MBONU

M. Teimuraz RAMISHVILI (Fédération de Russie) 2002 *M. Vladimir KARTASHKIN

M. Manuel RODRÍGUEZ-CUADROS (Pérou) 2004

M. Yeung Kam Yeung SIK YUEN (Maurice) 2002

M. Soli Jehangir SORABJEE (Inde) 2002

Mme Halima Embarek WARZAZI (Maroc) 2004

M. David WEISSBRODT (États-Unis 2004 *Mme Barbara FREY d’Amérique)

M. Fisseha YIMER (Éhiopie) 2004

M. Yozo YOKOTA (Japon) 2004 *Mme Yoshiko TERAO

Mme Leïla ZERROUGUI (Algérie) 2004

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