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| Reports submitted
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| E/CN.4/1995/42 I. Mandate and working methods of the special rapporteur II. The nature of the problem III. International legal standards IV. General issues concerning the problems arising from violence in the family, in the community and perpetrated or condoned by the state V. Conclusions and preliminary recommendations |
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| E/CN.4/1996/53 I. Working methods and activities II. Definition of violence in the family III. Domestic violence as a violation of human rights IV. Manifestations of domestic violence V. Legislation on domestic violence as reported by governments VI. Legal mechanisms VII. Recommendations |
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| E/CN.4/1997/47 I. Violence in the community II. International standards III. Rape and sexual violence against women, including sexual harassment IV. Trafficking in women and forced prostitution |
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| E/CN.4/1998/54 I. Violence against women in times of armed conflict II. Custodial violence against women III. Violence against refugee and internally displaced women |
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| E/CN.4/1999/68 I. Working methods and activities II. Family and violence: definitions III. An evolving legal framework IV. Findings V. Conclusion |
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| E/CN.4/2000/68 I. Introduction II. Trafficking in women III. Violations perpetrated against women in the course of movement IV. Accountabilities for violations of women’s human rights V. Lack of rights and denial of freedom: the root causes of trafficking VI. The impact of immigration laws and policies on trafficking and migration VII. Current patterns of trafficking and migration VIII. Remedies: from rescue and rehabilitation to rights and redress IX. Recommendations |
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| E/CN.4/2000/68/Add.5 I. The general social and economic situation of women II. Globalization and its impact on violence against women III. Other policies IV. Recommendations |
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