International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR)
The work of formalizing the Universal Declaration of Human Rights into a legally binding international treaty eventually resulted in two separate treaties. The ICCPR is one of the two, and embodies fundamental human rights as traditionally understood, such as self-determination, freedom from discrimination, freedom of movement, and prohibitions on torture or inhuman treatment.
Draft international convenants on human rights : report of the 3rd committee
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40 p.
Document Type:
Report of the 3rd Committee
Draft International Covenants on Human Rights : report of the 3rd committee
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33, 3 p.
Document Type:
Report of the 3rd Committee
Commission on Human Rights : report of the 6th session, 27 March-19 May 1950
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30 p.
Document Type:
Report
Report of the 5th session of the Commission on Human Rights to the Economic and Social Council, Lake Success, New York, 9 May-20 June 1949
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112 p.
Document Type:
Report
Report of the 3rd session of the Commission on Human Rights, Lake Success, 24 May to 18 June 1948
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44 p.
Document Type:
Report
Report of the Drafting Committee [on an International Bill of Rights] to the Commission on Human Rights
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36 p.
Document Type:
Draft Report
Report of the Working Party on an International Convention on Human Rights : Commission on Human Rights, 2nd session
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15 p.
Document Type:
Report of the Working Group
Commission on Human Rights : report to the Economic and Social Council on the 2nd session of the Commission, held at Geneva, from 2 to 17 December 1947.
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59 p.
Document Type:
Report