CONTENTS
United
Kingdom
(continued)
of Great Britain
and Northern
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351 - 414
86
Panama ............................................
415 - 453
104
Sri
454 - 491
114
492 - 521
124
522 - 566
126
567 - 617
140
618 - 656
150
GENERAL COMMENTS OF TBE COMMITTEE .....................
651 - 656
159
CONSIDERATION OF COMMUNLCATSORSUNDER THE OPTIONAL
PROTOCOL ..............................................
659 - 709
160
A.
Progress
660 - 666
160
8.
Growth of the Committee's
case-load
.................................
Optional
Protocol
661
161
660 - 610
161
671
162
672 - 673
162
674
163
675 - 699
163
700
172
701 - 704
173
705 - 709
174
Ireland
Lanka .........................................
Sudan .............................................
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Madagascar
Jordan
Iraq
IV.
V.
C.
............................................
..............................................
of work ..................................
New approaches
the Optional
to examining communications
Protocol
.............................
D.
Joinder
E.
Individual
F.
New format of decisions
on admissibility
views .............................................
G.
Issues
of communications
considered
I.
J.
.........................
by the Committee
for
and final
................
under the Committee's
Monitoring
compliance with
under the Optional
Protocol
Information
the adoption
under
...............................
opinions
n. Remedies called
I.
under the
the Committee's
.......................
received from States parties
of views .............................
views
...
views
following
STATES THAT HAVE RATIFIED OR ACCEDED TO THE IRTERNATIONAL COVENANT
ON CIVIL AND POLITICAL RIGHTS AND TO THE OPTIONAL PROTOCOLS AND
STATES THAT HAVE MADE THE DECLARATION UNDER ARTICLE 41 OF THE
COVENANT A§ AT 26 JULY 1991 .......................................
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