Human rights in Ukraine – 2004. Human rights organizations’ report

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Human rights in Ukraine – 2004. Human rights organizations’ report

Human Rights in Ukraine - 2004: I. HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE CONSTITUTION OF UKRAINE

Human Rights in Ukraine - 2004: II. THE RIGHT TO LIFE

Human Rights in Ukraine - 2004: III. THE RIGHT TO PROTECTION FROM TORTURE AND CRUEL TREATMENT

Human Rights in Ukraine - 2004: IV. THE RIGHT TO LIBERTY AND SECURITY

Human Rights in Ukraine - 2004: V. RIGHT TO A FAIR TRIAL

Human rights in Ukraine – 2004. VI. RIGHT TO PRIVACY

Human rights in Ukraine – 2004. VII. FREEDOM OF THOUGHT, CONSCIENCE, AND RELIGION

Human rights in Ukraine – 2004. VIII. RIGHT TO ACCESS TO INFORMATION

Human rights in Ukraine – 2004. IX. FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION

Human rights in Ukraine – 2004. X. RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF PEACEFUL ASSEMBLIES

Human rights in Ukraine – 2004. XI. FREEDOM OF ASSOCIATIONS

Human rights in Ukraine – 2004. XII. THE RIGHT TO FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT AND FREEDOM TO CHOOSE ONE’S PLACE OF RESIDENCE

Human rights in Ukraine – 2004. XIII. PROBLEMS OF DISCRIMINATION AND INEQUALITY IN UKRAINE

Human rights in Ukraine – 2004. XIV. HUMAN RIGHTS AND ELECTION OF THE PRESIDENT OF UKRAINE

Human rights in Ukraine – 2004. XV. THE CATEGORISATION OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RIGHTS

Human rights in Ukraine – 2004. XVI. RIGHT TO SAFE ENVIRONMENT

Human rights in Ukraine – 2004. XVII. RIGHTS OF WOMEN

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