UN Human Rights Committee-88th Session-Consider Gender Issues in Country Reports

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88th Session (October-November 2006), Geneva

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Opening Adress

Consideration of reports

The Committee will consider the following reports during the session:

Note: Schedules are subject to change at short notice

States reports	Timetable	States reports	List of Issues	Written replies	Delegation List & Statement	NGO Information	Concluding Observations	Follow-up Response
HONDURAS	Monday, 16 October 2006, p.m and Tuesday, 17 October 2006, a.m. & p.m.	CCPR/C/HND/ E \| F \| S	CCPR/C/HND/Q/ E \| F \| S	E	List		CCPR/C/HND/CO/ E \| F \| S
BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA	Wednesday, 18 October 2006, p.m and Thursday, 19 October 2006, a.m. & p.m.	CCPR/C/BIH/ E \| F \| S	CCPR/C/BIH/Q/ E \| F \| S	E	List		CCPR/C/BIH/CO/ E \| F \| S
UKRAINE	Monday, 23 October 2006, a.m. & p.m.	CCPR/C/UKR/ E \| F \| S	CCPR/C/UKR/Q/ E \| F \| S	E	List		CCPR/C/UKR/CO/ E \| F \| S
REPUBLIC OF KOREA	Wednesday, 25 October 2006, p.m. and Thursday, 26 October 2006, a.m.	CCPR/C/KOR/ E \| F \| S	CCPR/C/KOR/Q/ E \| F \| S	E	List		CCPR/C/KOR/CO/ E \| F \| S

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Consideration of individual communications

The Committee will also consider a number of individual communications in closed meetings during the session.

Country Report Task Forces:

Country Report Task Forces will consider and adopt list of issues on reports submitted by Chile, Barbados and Zambia as well as on the country situation (absence of report) of Rwanda.

States reports	Timetable	States reports	List of Issues	Written replies	Delegation List & Statement	NGO Information	Concluding Observations	Follow-up Response
CHILE		CCPR/C/CHL/ E \| F \| S	CCPR/C/CHL/Q/ E \| F \| S	E	List		CCPR/C/CHL/CO/ E \| F \| S
BARBADOS		CCPR/C/BRB/ E \| F \| S	CCPR/C/BRB/Q/ E \| F \| S	E	List		CCPR/C/BRB/CO/ E \| F \| S
ZAMBIA		CCPR/C/ZMB/ E \| F \| S	CCPR/C/ZMB/Q/ E \| F \| S	E	List		CCPR/C/ZMB/CO/ E \| F \| S
RWANDA		CCPR/C/RWA/ E \| F \| S	CCPR/C/RWA/Q/ E \| F \| S	E	List		CCPR/C/RWA/CO/ E \| F \| S

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