A comparative study of Sri Lanka, Myanmar, and Syria to determine the effectiveness of the mechanisms of the Human Rights Council in ensuring the protection of human rights

Zamadeyi Deogratia Cebisa

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A comparative study of Sri Lanka, Myanmar, and Syria to determine the effectiveness of the mechanisms of the Human Rights Council in ensuring the protection of human rights

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A comparative study of Sri Lanka, Myanmar, and Syria to determine the effectiveness of the mechanisms of the Human Rights Council in ensuring the protection of human rights

Zamadeyi Deogratia Cebisa

LLM, University of Johannesburg

2018

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https://hdl.handle.net/10210/270847

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Human rights - Sri Lanka

Human rights - Burma

Human rights - Syria

Civil rights - Sri Lanka

Civil rights - Burma

Civil rights - Syria

United Nations Human Rights Council

LL.M. (International Commercial Law) Please refer to full text to view abstract.

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Title: A comparative study of Sri Lanka, Myanmar, and Syria to determine the effectiveness of the mechanisms of the Human Rights Council in ensuring the protection of human rights
Creators - without role: Zamadeyi Deogratia Cebisa
Contributors - without role: M. Swart
Awarding Institution: University of Johannesburg; LLM
Theses and Dissertations: LLM, University of Johannesburg
Identifiers: 9911187707691
Copyright: University of Johannesburg
Academic Unit: Department of Mercantile Law
Resource Type: Thesis