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  | | Civil and Political Rights In Croatia by Ivana Nizich, Jeri Laber, Željka Markić, Human Rights Watch, Helsinki Watch Paperback, 176 Pages, Published 1995 by Human Rights Watch ISBN-13: 978-1-56432-148-0, ISBN: 1-56432-148-7 "In a letter to an organizer of the conference, Presidential Adviser Mario Nobilo stated that the conference could not be held because such a meeting could be used "as an excuse for the repression of the island's Croatian inhabitants by Serbian forces." Mr. Nobilo also stated that "any discussion [regarding] the future military status of this strategically important island can be organized only when the Republic of Croatia regains i ..." |
 | | Romania Ethnic Hungarians in Post-Ceausescu Romania: Struggling for Ethnic Identity by Helsinki Watch Paperback, 142 Pages, Published 1993 by Human Rights Watch ISBN-13: 978-1-56432-115-2, ISBN: 1-56432-115-0 |
 | | War Crimes in Bosnia Volume II by Helsinki Watch, Watch 0979 Helsinki, Ivana Nizich, Human Rights Watch Paperback, 440 Pages, Published 1993 by Human Rights Watch ISBN-13: 978-1-56432-097-1, ISBN: 1-56432-097-9 "(For accounts of the fighting between Bosnian and Serbian troops between August 1992 and February 1993, see Tim Judah, "Muslim Offensive Turns War Against Serbs in Bosnia," The Times of London, September 28, 1992; Tim Judah, "Serb Forces Move South to Bolster Creaking Defences," The Times of London, December 30, 1992; Tim Judah, "Belgrade Accuses Muslims of Attack and Returns Fire," The Times of London, January 18, 1993; "Skelani: ..." |
 | | Human Rights in Uzbekistan by Helsinki Watch, Erika Dailey, Jeri Laber Paperback, 61 Pages, Published 1993 by Human Rights Watch ISBN-13: 978-1-56432-099-5, ISBN: 1-56432-099-5 "^er 1992, when approximately eleven Erk members held seats in the Uzbekistan parliament. ... the Milli Majlis was created to coordinate a grouping of opposition organizations (parties, movements, trade unions and other social and political ..." |
 | | Human Rights in Tajikistan In the Wake of Civil War by Rachel Denber, Helsinki Watch, Barnett R. Rubin, Jeri Laber, Human Rights Watch Paperback, 88 Pages, Published 1993 by Human Rights Watch ISBN-13: 978-1-56432-119-0, ISBN: 1-56432-119-3 "The most recent in this series of attacks affected Oleg Panfilov, a correspondent for Neiavisimaia Gazeta and a representative ... On June 1 1, also in Moscow, unknown attackers struck from behind Igor Rotar, another journalist at Nezaidsimaia ..." |
 | | Macedonia Human Rights Violations in Macedonia: A Threat to "Stability" by Fred Abrahams, Helsinki Watch, Hrw 1703, Human Rights Watch Paperback, 114 Pages, Published 1996 by Human Rights Watch ISBN-13: 978-1-56432-170-1, ISBN: 1-56432-170-3 "A real visit came after ten days.71 In a public statement issued on February 20, the Macedonian Helsinki Committee, a local human rights group, pointed out similar violations: Our sources claim that the first two detainees [Fadil Sulejmani and Arben Rusi] were not allowed to contact an attorney despite their requests and that all four of them were brought before the Justice of the Peace after a 29- hour detention, which is five hour ..." |
 | | USSR Soviet Legal Reform & H.R. by James J. Busuttil, Helsinki Watch Staff, Helsinki Watch Paperback, 180 Pages, Published 1989 by Human Rights Watch ISBN-13: 978-0-929692-39-5, ISBN: 0-929692-39-X |
 | | Struggling for Ethnic Identity(1st Edition) The Gypsies of Hungary by Gyorgy Feher, Holly Cartner, Lois Whitman, Helsinki Watch, Helsinki Watch Staff Paperback, 72 Pages, Published 1993 by Human Rights Watch ISBN-13: 978-1-56432-112-1, ISBN: 1-56432-112-6 "op cit; The 60,000-70,000 figure is supplied by the Roma Parliament (Helsinki Watch interview, January 6, 1993); 20,000-30,000 is by David Crowe op. cit. at 298 and Janos Szonyi, "A ciganyok sorsa a fasizmus evei alatt," (The fate of the Gypsies during the fascist years,") at 53-57 in Laszlo Szego op, cit. The 5,000 figure is by Laszlo Karsai, A Ciganykerdes Magyarorszagon 1919-1945 (Ut a cigany Holocausthoz), (The Gypsy question i ..." |
 | | Human Rights in Turkmenistan by Erika Dailey, Helsinki Watch, Alexander Petrov Paperback, 46 Pages, Published 1993 by Helsinki Watch ISBN-13: 978-1-56432-111-4, ISBN: 1-56432-111-8 "We don't live in a prison anymore; they let us out of the prison. But they are constantly watching us. If I invited you to my house, they would call me in to the KGB the very next day. ... publishing house. Restrictions of a free press in Turkmenistan include censorship and denial of registration to some newspapers and journals. Ak-Mukhammed Velsapar, the outspoken writer, told Helsinki Watch"4 In the years of stagnation25 I worked ..." |
 | | The Kurds of Turkey Killings, Disappearances and Torture by Lois Whitman, Helsinki Watch, Human Rights Watch Paperback, 59 Pages, Published 1993 by Helsinki Watch ISBN-13: 978-1-56432-096-4, ISBN: 1-56432-096-0 "... Law for such offenses as "criticizing" or "insulting" the president, public officers, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk or the military; printing "anti-military propaganda;" ... Turkish authorities have confiscated and banned dozens of issues of small left- wing or pro-Kurdish journals and raided editorial offices. ... His publisher, Hikmet Kocak ..." |
 | | Restricted Subjects Freedom of Expression in the United Kingdom by Helsinki Watch Paperback, 66 Pages, Published 1991 by Human Rights Watch ISBN-13: 978-1-56432-044-5, ISBN: 1-56432-044-8 |
 | | The Gypsies of Bulgaria by Helsinki Watch Published 1991 by Human Rights Watch ISBN-13: 978-1-56432-031-5, ISBN: 1-56432-031-6 |
 | | Destroying Ethnic Identity(Updated) The Kurds of Turkey : A Helsinki Watch Report by Lois Whitman, Helsinki Watch Staff, Human Rights Watch Paperback, 52 Pages, Published 1990 by Human Rights Watch ISBN-13: 978-0-929692-63-0, ISBN: 0-929692-63-2 |
 | | US Mother of Exiles: Refugees Imprisioned in America by Human Rights Watch, Helsinki Watch Staff Paperback, 76 Pages, Published 1986 by Human Rights First ISBN-13: 978-0-938579-85-4, ISBN: 0-938579-85-1 |
 | | Destroying Ethnic Identity Persecution of Gypsies in Romania by Human Rights Watch Paperback, 136 Pages, Published 1991 by Human Rights Watch ISBN-13: 978-0-300-05621-1, ISBN: 0-300-05621-4 |
 | | Germany for Germans Xenophobia and Racist Violence in Germany [Paperback] Fullerton, Maryellen by Maryellen Fullerton, Helsinki Watch, Racist Violence, Human Rights Watch Paperback, 118 Pages, Published 1996 by Human Rights Watch ISBN-13: 978-1-56432-149-7, ISBN: 1-56432-149-5 "The minister of the interior for the state of Hesse, Gerhard Bokel, announced in January 1 995 that he would begin an investigation of public servants who hold leadership positions in the Republican Party. The party is right-wing extremist and anti-constitutional, Bokel said; any public service employee speaking out publicly for that party, therefore, comes under suspicion of "committing a disciplinary offense." ... the Republikane ..." |
 | | After Spring Came Winter by Helsinki Watch, Karel Kyncl, Ivan Kyncl Published 1985 ISBN-13: 978-0-938579-96-0, ISBN: 0-938579-96-7 |
 | | Human Rights in Moldova The Turbulent Dniester/March 1993 by Erika Dailey, Jeri Laber, Lois Whitman, Helsinki Watch Paperback, 69 Pages, Published 1993 by Human Rights Watch ISBN-13: 978-1-56432-089-6, ISBN: 1-56432-089-8 "The largest part of the joint command was the Republican or Dniester guard, which began to be formed in 1988 from Workers Detachments for Cooperation with the Militia (ROSM),43 and were activated on the order of Igor' Smirnov on September 27, 1991. Guardsmen are fulltime, paid soldiers, and are recognizable by the red head- and left arm-bands they wear; some also wear Soviet Army uniforms. On January 9, 1992, DMR authorities report ..." |
 | | Bloodshed in the Caucasus Violations of Humanitarian Law and Human Rights in the Georgia-south Ossetia Conflict by Human Rights Watch, Helsinki Watch Paperback, 62 Pages, Published 1992 by Human Rights Watch ISBN-13: 978-1-56432-058-2, ISBN: 1-56432-058-8 "A young Ossetian woman told Helsinki Watch that toward the end of January 1991 her home was raided and robbed three times before she and her family finally decided to leave Gori. The first time, four or five Georgians armed with machine guns and pistols broke in while she was at home, and stole crystal and 4,000 rubles. They spoke Georgian, were unshaven, and wore civilian clothes and red hats with pins of Georgian flags in them. " ..." |
 | | Yugoslavia Human Rights Human Rights Abuses in Kosovo 1990-1992 by Helsinki Watch, Ivana Nizich Paperback, 59 Pages, Published 1992 by Human Rights Watch ISBN-13: 978-1-56432-086-5, ISBN: 1-56432-086-3 "Albanians." |
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