Many of the consumer protection laws e.g.

JASON Right.

Member of the National Committee for Consumer Protection.

In it, the international human rights organization explains that

Letter dated 25 September 1994 from Ms. Hope Alvarez Cristobal,

Amendments to the Law on Consumer Rights Protection are also being discussed.

Other consumers' protection measures might be implemented in collaboration with consumer associations or even through the creation of specific organisations.

The International Labour Organization has adopted international conventions and recommendations to protect workers' rights.

Pressure from consumers, consumer associations, media, environmental NGOs, citizens or employees to decrease pollution.

(a) Legal and natural persons, including consumers, without, however, affecting their rights under consumer protection legislation

We're called consumers, all over the world Consumer Protection.

Human Rights organization Amnesty International urged Beijing to provide further details regarding his detention

Consumer Rights award, 2008.

B. The Office of the National Counsel for the Defence of Human Rights

E. National human rights institutions

3. The Office of the National Counsel for the Defence of Human Rights

(x) Office of the National Counsel for the Defence of Human Rights

2. Office of the National Counsel for the Defence of Human Rights

4. Office of the National Counsel for the Defence of Human

of Human Rights

B. The Office of the National Counsel for

As of 1999, of the 22 state consumer protection agencies, 15 had received a total of more than 600 complaints in just a few years.

(b) Obligations for the protection of fundamental human rights

Photo from Licadho, a human rights group.

The Sub Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights,

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Guided by the Charter of the United Nations, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Geneva Conventions, of 12 August 1949, the Additional Protocols thereto of 1977 and all other relevant instruments and principles of human rights and humanitarian law,

Recalling in particular its previous resolutions on the subject, the most recent being resolution 2004 16 of 12 August 2004,

Recalling also the reports and studies on the realization of economic, social and cultural rights submitted by several special rapporteurs to the Sub Commission and the Commission on Human Rights, in particular those submitted by Danilo Türk, Asbjørn Eide, Mustapha Mehedi, Leandro Despouy, El Hadji Guissé, Joseph Oloka Onyango, Deepika Udagama, David Weissbrodt and José Bengoa,

Guided by the Charter of the United Nations and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights,

Guided by articles 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights,

Recalling its resolution 2003 8 of 13 August 2003 and its decisions 2001 103 of 10 August 2001 and 2002 103 of 12 August 2002,

Reiterates the need to continue giving particular attention to achieving the effective participation of indigenous peoples in the planning, organization and implementation of the activities of the Second Decade in order to fully realize the Decade's goals

Reaffirming its resolution 2000 4 of 11 August 2000, in which it declared that discrimination based on work and descent is a form of discrimination prohibited by international human rights law,

Reaffirming the urgent need to recognize, promote and protect more effectively the rights of indigenous peoples, including their human rights and fundamental freedoms,

120), to enable him to present the report of the Working Group on its twenty third session, and to recommend to the Economic and Social Council to approve such participation

Convinced that human rights education is a key to changing attitudes and behaviour based on racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance and to promoting tolerance and respect for diversity in societies,

Noting the consideration given by the General Assembly to the issue of harmful traditional and customary practices,

Reaffirming the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations,

Methods of work of the Sub Commission

Establishment of a sessional working group on the administration of justice under agenda item 3

The draft resolution, as revised, was adopted without a vote. For the text of the resolution, see chapter II, section A, resolution 2005 32.

Mr. Bengoa proposed an amendment to paragraph 9 of the document annexed to the draft decision, which was accepted by the sponsors.

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