Committee against Torture Round-up 16-5-2008
                   
nieuwsbank.nl     May 17, 2008          

United Nations press release COMMITTEE AGAINST TORTURE CONCLUDES FORTIETH SESSION xxxxxxxxxx Committee against Torture ROUND-UP Issues Concluding Observations on Reports of Australia, Sweden, Algeria, Costa Rica, Indonesia, The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Zambia and Iceland The... [read full story]                

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