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Externalizing Human Rights: From Commission to Council, the Universal Periodic Review and Egypt
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Outsiders Inside and Insiders Outside: Linking Transnational and Domestic Public Action for Human Rights
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Convention Against Torture
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The socialization of international human rights norms into domestic practices: introduction
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The New Transnational Activism
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The Global Right Wing and the Clash of World Politics
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Resolution Adopted By The General Assembly
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The UN Human Rights Council: A New ‘Society of the Committed’ or Just Old Wine in New Bottles?
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Reality check: Human rights nongovernmental organisations confront governments at the United Nations
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Supporting Dictatorship and Promoting Human Rights? UN Technical Assistance to Egypt
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The United Nations Human Rights Council: A Promise to be Fulfilled
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A Voice Not an Echo: Universal Periodic Review and the UN Treaty Body System
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An NGO Assessment of the New Mechanisms of the UN Human Rights Council
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THE UNITED NATIONS HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL
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Chapter 10. The Human Rights Council And The Challenges Of The United Nations System On Human Rights: Towards A Cultural Revolution?
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Democracy's Past and Future: Authoritarianism's Last Line of Defense
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Elections Without Democracy: The Rise of Competitive Authoritarianism
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Consideration of reports submitted by States parties under article 18 of the Convention
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Power and Transnational Activism
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Chapter 6 - China and the limits of transnational human rights activism: From Tiananmen Square to the Beijing Olympics
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4. Transnational Human Rights Networks and Human Rights in Egypt
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NGOs invite attention: From the United Nations Commission on Human Rights to the Human Rights Council
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Universal Periodic Review and Policy Change: The Case of National Human Rights Institutions
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Universal Periodic Review and its Limited Change Potential: Tracking the Complexity of Multiple Actors and Approaches to Human Rights Change through the Lens of the UPR Process of Nepal
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