practices that have proved successful. It also contains recommendations for participating
States of measures that should be taken in order to ensure that policies and practices are in
full compliance with international human rights standards and OSCE human dimension
commitments.
The handbook is aimed at all individuals who play a role in promoting, protecting, and enforcing the human rights of armed forces personnel, such as parliamentarians, government
officials, policy makers, military personnel, judges, professional military associations, and
non-governmental organizations. It is hoped that this publication will encourage all interested parties to take the necessary measures to ensure that servicemen and -women are
able to enjoy their full rights as citizens.
Ambassador Christian Strohal
Director
ODIHR, Warsaw
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Ambassador Theodor H. Winkler
Director
DCAF, Geneva
Handbook on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms of Armed Forces Personnel
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