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 Monday, 15 July 2002
Time Title
09:45-11:30 Plenaries: Opening Session
11:30-12:30 Plenaries: Aims, objectives and mandate of the Foru...
14:00-15:30 Enviro, Trade & Sustainable Dev: State of preparation of the World Summit...
14:00-15:30 Info Society: Presentation of the World Summit on the ...
14:00-15:30 Self-determination & Conflicts: Introduction to the rights of peoples to...
14:00-15:30 Indigenous, Women & Dev: Indigenous Peoples, gender and developme...
16:00-17:30 Health: Health and Human Rights
16:00-17:30 Human Rights & Law: Introduction to UNHCHR mechanisms for hu...
16:00-17:30 CS-Private Sector: Private sector and development
16:00-17:30 Peace & Disarmament: The challenges of disarmament
18:00-19:30 Info Society: Freedom of Information
18:00-19:30 CS & International Orgs: UN System and the Charter's aims
18:00-19:30 Enviro, Trade & Sustainable Dev: Desertification
18:00-17:00 Internet requiredVisits & Presentations: Visit to the International Labour Organi...
18:00-20:00 Other sessions: Circé et César (Blues)
20:00-22:00 Other sessions: Indigenous peoples improvisation
19:30-20:30 Cultural: World Conference Against Racism: Focus o...
20:00-21:30 Regional Meetings: The role of civil society organizations ...
20:30-21:30 Other sessions: La Kinkeme

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Summary: Youth Forum Preparatory Session on Human Rights

Plan of Action: Human Rights and Humanitarian Law

   
Time: 13 July 2002, 14:00-15:30
Moderator(s):
Presenters/ Participants:
 
  • Confirming that human rights are a vital aspiration to the youth of this world;
  • Recognizing that democratic principles are an integral part of the promotion and protection of human rights;
  • Understanding the democratic nature of the security council’s unchecked veto, we propose a reform which allows the two-thirds override of the General Assembly
  • We invite the civil society and the United Nations to draft and implement the proposal, while mobilizing for a campaign that pressures the Security Council states to adopt the said proposal

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