Human Rights Protection in the Field

Introduction : B.G. Ramcharan;
Chapter :
I. Human Rights Protection Strategies in a Time of Crisis: B.G . Ramcharan;
II. We are Failing the Victims of War: Michael O’Flaherty;
III. The Protection of Civilians: Mark Bowden;
IV. Operationalising the Protection of Civilians: Elissa Golberg;
V. Protection of Refugees and Displaced Persons: Kamel Morjane;
VI. Implementing International Humanitarian Law: Old and New Ways: Michel Veuthey;
VII. Protection in the Field: Human Rights Perspectives: OHCHR Staff;
VIII. Human Rights Field Operations: A New Protection Tool : William G. O’Neill;
IX. The Protection Methods of Human Rights Field Offices: B.G. Ramcharan;
X. The Human Rights Components of UN Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding Operations, and the Field Offices of UNDP and the Office of High Commissioner for Human Rights: OHCHR Staff;
XI. Enhancing Protection of Women and Girls in Conflict and Post-Conflict Environments: Comfort Lamptey;
XII. The OHCHR Kosovo Emergency Operation: Lessons Learned : OHCHR Staff;
XIII. Colombia: How to protect human rights in a situation of humanitarian crisis: OHCHR Staff;
XIV. The UN Centre for Human Rights and Democracy in Central Africa: Teffera Shiawal-Kidanekal; Conclusion;
Bibliography;
Index;
Annexes:
I. The UN Aide Memoire;
II. The DPKO/OHCHR MOU; III. The Guiding Principles on Internal Displacement;
IV. Annual Report of the OHCHR Field Office in Cambodia (2004);
V. Annual Report of the OHCHR Field Office in Colombia (2004);
VI. Annual Report on Human Rights Field Operations in Sierra Leone (2004);
VII. Consolidating the Profession: The Human Rights Field Officer; Index.