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1 PO Box 38, DK-1002 Copenhagen K, Denmark. The Danish Center of Human Rights was established on August 1, 1987, with funding from the Danish government. t maintains a computer database on human rights as part of the HURDOCS network, produces publications, undertakes research, hosts conferences and seminars, and provides scholarships and human rights education materials Material Books and Reoorts 1 "The 4th Nordrc Seminar on Human Rights, Copenhagen November 1987, Conceming Human Rights and Development Assistance & The Status of the European Convention of Human Rights in the Nordic Countries," 11 pp. 2 "Development Assistance from the Point of View of Human Rights," Lars Adam Rehof, pp. 3 Human Rights in Developing Countries : A Yearbook on Human Rights in Countries Receiving Nordic Aid, with the Chr. Michelsen nstitute & the Norwegian nstitute of HumanRights, 1988,372 pp. 4 ADS and Human Rights: An nternational Perspective, Martin Breum & Aart Hendriks, eds., July 1988,175 pp. 5 Menneske Rettigheder en Tekstsamling, Vol. 1, November 1988, in Danish, pp Menneske Rettigheder en Tekstsamling, Vol. 2, November 1988, in Danish, pp Foreign Aid and Human Rights: Case Studies of Bangladesh and Kenya, Kattarina Tomasevski, 1988,155 pp. 8 Menneskerettigheder: Sadan Anvendes Konventionerne - en handbog om fortolkning og klageveje, oktober 1988, in Danish, 204 pp. 9 Emnearbejde om Menneskerettigheder - Rapport fra en temauge pa Stenhus Gym~si~, Anette Faye Jacobsen, oktober 1988, in Danish, 36 pp. 10 Stemmerfra srael - interview med den israelske opposition om Vestbredden og Gaza, Claus Hage 62 Jakob Gottschau, November 1988, in Danish, 50 pp. 11 Menneskerettigheder - et u~e~isningsha~te for folkelwjskolerne, Anette Faye Jacobsen, December 1988, in Danish, 31 pp. Lj.p&&, bulletin 12 No. 1, November 1988,lO pp. 71 Qrher Documents 13 "An ntroduction to the Danish Center of Human Rights," June 1987,7 pp. 14 "An n~~uction to the Danish Center of Hutttau Riglits," Sepmber 1988, 16 pp. GENERAL

2 n * *1298 * * Cultural Survival 11 Divinity Avenue, Cambridge, MA USA. Cultural Survival was established in 1972 by social scientists at Harvard University concerned with the struggles of indigenous peoples to adapt to a changing world. The organization tries to help small, threatened groups survive the changes brought about by contact with industrial society in a way which preserves their dignity and self-respect Material Cultural Survival Quarterly 80 Vol. 13, No. 1, 1989, 62 pp. 81 No. 2, 1989, 78 pp. 82 No. 3, 1989, 78 pp. 83 No. 4, 1989, 82 pp. 84 Vol. 14, No. 1, Breaking Out of the Touriest Trap, No., 1990, 66 pp. No. 2, Breaking Out of the Tourist Trap, No. 2, 1990, 66 pp. No. 3, 1990, Cambodia 1990, 92 pp. No. 4, 1990, Land and Resources, 92 pp. 88 Cultural Survival ntroduction pamphlet, n.d., 8 pages. 89 Rainforest mports: The Marketing Project," pamphlet, n.d., 8 pp. 90 Report No. 30, Hydroelectric Darns on BrazilS Xingu River and ndigenous Peoples, 1990, 199 pp. 91 Report No. 31, Settlements of Hope: An Account of Tibetan Refugees in NepaE, AM Armbrecht Forbes, August 1989, 170 pp. 92 Report No. 32, American ndian Societies: Strategies and Conditions of Political and Cultural Survival, Duane Champagne, 1989, 170 pp. 39 **3O98** Danish Center of Himan Rights Studiestraede 38, 2 og 3 sal, (Grundtvigs Hus), DK-1455 Copenhagen K, Denmark. GENERAL The Danish Center of Human Rights was established on August 1, 1987, with hnding from the Danish govemment. t maintains a computer database on human rights as part of the HURDOCS network, produces publications, undertakes research, hosts conferences and seminars, and provides scholarships and human rights education materials Material 16 No. 2, Human Rights in Domestic Law and Development Assistance Policies of the Nordic Countries, Lars Adam Rehof and Claus Gulmann, 1989, 224 pp. 17 No. 11, The mplementation in National Law of the European Convention on Human Rights, Proceedings of the Fourth Copenhagen Conference on Human Rights (October 1988), March 1989, 116 pp. 18 No. 12, Menneskerettigheder i Undervisningen: en antologi om paedagogik og fremtidsperspektiver for undervisning i menneskerettigheder, Anette Faye Jacobsen, ed., August 1989, 50 pp. 19 No. 13, Et Frit Namibia: nterview og artikler om fremtidens Namibia, Martin Breum, May 1989, 68 pp. 20 No. 14, Menneskerettigheder: 1zO's Betydning for Arbejdsmarkedet, proceedings of a conference (25 October 1988), 1989, 113 pp. 21 No. 15, Menneskerettighederi U-landene og i Dansk U-landsbistand, September 1989, 217 pp. 22 No. 16, Human Rights in Eastern and Western Europe, Niels Barfoed and Henrik Holtermann, eds., 1990, 101 pp. 23 No. 17, Undenhning i Menneskerettigheder: opfirlder Danmark de internationalekrav?, 1989, 110 pp. 24 No. 18, Civil and Political Rights in Japan: nternational and Constitutional Standards and National Practice, Karin Buhmann, October 1989, 104 pp. 25 No. 19, Tekster Om Bistand Og Menneskerettigheder: artikler, officielle tekster M.M. Fra Danmark og udlsndet, 1990, 439 pp. 26 No. 2 1, Menneskerettigheder: Den Europaeiske Menneskerettighedskonvention, proceedings of a conference (29 November 1988), 1990, 116 pp.

3 GENERAL No. 23, Garnle Dernentes Menneskerettigheder. rapportfra en arbejdsgmppe, 1990, 116 pp. No. 24, Danrnark for Domstolen: om Dunmark og Den europaeiske Menneskerettighedskonvention, Lene Hansen and Berit Heer Henriksen, No. 25, Mellem diktatur og demokmti: om CSCE processen og menneskerettighederne i Etrropa, Toftkjaer Larney, 1990, 82 pp. Update, bulletin 30 No. 2, October 1989, 6 pp. nformation Leaflets 31 No. 5, Udtalesler Vedrorende Menneskeretssporgsmal, 1990, 76 pp. 32 Arsberetning For 1988, 1989, 196 pp. 33 Malprogram For , 1990, 24 pp. 34 CKADEN, "Kvinder og menneskerettigheder i Mellemamerika," 22 March 1990, 24 pp. **0302**Defence for Children n tern ation al (23 C) Case Postale 88, CH , Geneve 20, Switzerland. DC-USA: 210 Forsyth Street, New York, NY 10002, USA. Defence for Children nternational was founded in July 1979 during the nternational year of the Child as an international movement to work specifically for the rights of children. DC takes up individual cases of violations of children's rights and works for child advocacy at the international level Material nternational Children's Rights Monitor, quarterly since 1983 in English or French; since 1987 in Spanish also 105 Vol. 6, "Bull's Eye!" Special ssue 1989, 36 QP 106 Vol.-6, Supplement to Special ssue, "ntcmational Association of Juvenile and Family Court Magistrates," December 1989, 4PP. 107 Vol. 6, "Dans le Mille!" Numero especial 1989, 36 pp. 108 Vol. 7, Nos. 1/2, "Children in the USSR," First and Second Quarters 1990, 20 pp. (in English) 109 Vol. 7, Nos. 112, "Les enfants en URSS," First and Second Quarters 1990, 20 pp. 110 Vol. 7, Nos. 314, "Children in Conflict with the Law," 3rd and 4th quarters 1990, 28 pp. Material from nformal NGO Ad Hoc Group on the Drafting of the Convention on the Rights of the Child 111 Letter from Secretariat, 19 January 1989, 2 pp. 112 Draft Agenda and Cover Letter, May 5, 1989, 4PP. 113 Draft Summary of Proceedings May, 1989, 21 pp. 114 nternational Congress on Working for Children's Rights, June 1989, 8 pp.. 15 Report of the Task Force on the Future of the NGO Ad Hoc Group, July 1989, with cover letter, 23 August 1989, 12 pp. 116 Draft Agenda for 6 October meeting and cover letter, 20 September 1989, 6pp. 117 Draft Summary Record of meeting October 1989, including final draft of text produced by sub-group and copy of text of Convention as adopted by UN General Assembly, with cover letter, 15 December ly8y, j Y pp. 118 "nformation Note,'' January 10, 1990, 1 lpp. i U 40

4 GENERAL * *1298 * * Cultural Survival 11 Divinity Avenue, Cambridge, MA USA. Cultural Survival was established in 1972 by social scientists at Harvard University concerned with the struggles of indigenous peoples to adapt to a changing world. The organization tries to help small, threatened groups survive the changes brought about by contact with industrial society in a way which preserves their dignity and self-respect Material Cultural Survival Quarterly 93 Vol. 15, No. 1, 1991, Romanticizing The Stone Age: The ncredible Tasaday, 68 pp. 94 No. 2, 1991, Western Oceania: Caring for the Ancestral Domain, 84 pp. 95 No. 3, 1991, ntellectual Property Rights: The Politics of Ownership, 84 pp. 96 No. 4, 1991, A Decade of CSQ, 68 pp. for this period * *3098* * Danish Center of Human Rights Studiestraede 38, 2 og 3 sal, (Grundtvigs Hus), DK-1455 Copenhagen K, Denmark. The Danish Center of Human Rights was established on August 1, 1987, with funding from the Danish government. t maintains a computer database on human rights as part of the HURDOCS network, produces publications, undertakes research, hosts conferences and seminars, and provides scholarships and human rights education materials Material - Nunt: received for this period Update, bulletin for this period for this period 38

5 Studiestraede 38,2 og 3 sal, (Grundtvigs Hus), DK-1455 Copenhagen K, Denmark. The Danish Center of Human Rights was established on August 1, 1987, with funding from the Danish government. t maintains a computer database on human rights as part of the HURLDOCS network, produces publications, undertakes research, hosts conferences and seminars, and provides scholarships and human rights education materials Material Update, bulletin 35 **0302** Defence for Children nternational (DCQ GENERAL Case Postale 88, CH-1211, Geneve 20, Switzerland. DC-USA: 210 Forsyth Street, New York, NY 10002, USA. Defence for Children nternational was founded in July 1979 during the nternational year of the Child as an international movement to work specifically for the rights of children. DC takes up individual cases of violations ofchildren's rights and works for child advocacy at the international level Material nternational Children's Rights Monitor, quarterly hce 1983 in Engiiqh or French; 4nce 1987 in Spanish also 155 Vol. 9, No. 1, Kafalah: Response To Abandonned Children n Algena, 1st quarter 1992,36 pp. 156 Vol. 9, No. 1, La Kafala: Le Recueil DEnfmts Abandonnes En Algerie, ler trimestre 1992,36 PP. 157 No. 2, Adolescent Pregnancies: The Rights of Which Child? 2nd quarter 1992,24 pp. 158 Vol. 9, No. 2, Adolescentes Enceintes: Les Droits De Quel Enfant? 2eme trjmestre 1992, 24 PP. 159 Nos. 3-4, Haiti: Conditions of Street Children Rapidly Worsening, 3rd and 4th quarters 1992,32 pp. 160 Vol. 9, Nos. 3 et 4, Haiti: La Situation Des Enfants Ue La Rue Se Degrade Rapidement, 3e et 4e trimestres 1992,32 pp. Material from nformal NGO Ad Hoe Group on the Drafting of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and Material from DC-srael Newsletter of the srael Section, in English and Hebrew

6 GENERAL **3098** Danish Center of Human Rights Studiestraede 38, DK-1455 Copenhagen K, Denmark The Danish Center of Human Rights was established on August 1, 1987, with funding from the Danish government. t maintains a computer database on human rights as part of the HURDOCS network, produces publications, undertakes research, hosts conferences and seminars, and provides scholarships and human rights education materials Material Missed in Previous Filmings Books 35 The State Reporting Procedure under the African Charter, 1994, 121 pp Material 36 Annual Report 1996,1997,130 pp. **0302** Defence for Children nternational (DC) Case Postale 88, CH-1211, Geneve 20, Switzerland. DC-USA: 210 Forsyth Street, New York, NY 10002, USA. Defence for Children nternational was founded in July 1979 during the nternational year of the Child as an international movement to work specifically for the rights of children. DC takes up individual cases of violations of children's rights and works for child advocacy at the international level Material Newsletter, quarterly 203 Vo1.3, No.1, April 1997,20 pp. 204 No.2, August 1997,20 pp. 205 No.3, December 1997, a 30