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This catalogue was prepared with the assistance of a grant from the European Human Rights Foundation, April 1991. Section I: Human Rights (Boxes 1-37) A: General C: Torture D: The European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms E: Academic and Scientific Freedom F: New Technology and Human Rights H: Human Rights and Development I: The Rights of the Family and the Child J: Human Rights and Christianity L: Armaments, War and Human Rights M: Scientology and Human Rights N: Paul Sieghart, The Lawful Rights of Mankind, Comments and Reviews O: Psychiatry and Human Rights P: In Vitro Fertilisation and Embryo Research Paul Sieghart, The International Law of Human Rights, Comments and Reviews Section II: Data ProtectionThe International Law of Human Rights, Comments and Reviews Section II: Data Protection (Boxes 38-72) A: General B: Data Protection Law - Various Countries C: Council of Europe Reports on Data Protection E: Privacy Section III: Public Order(Boxes 73-80) A: The Police and Criminal Evidence Act B: Police Powers and Public Order C: Terrorism D: Police Complaints Procedure Section IV: Rights and English Law(Boxes 81-94) A: The Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 B: Reform of the Criminal Law and Criminal Justice System D: Royal Commission on Legal Services "Box 1 i) The Philosophy of Human Rights Organisations Box 2 ii) Human Rights Organisations a. Justice - British section of International Commission of Juristsp> ii) Human Rights Organisations a. Justice - British section of International Commission of Jurists b. HURIDOCS c. Parliamentary Human Rights Group d. Amnesty International - British Lawyers Grvg. International Center for the Legal Protection of Human Rights h. Miscellaneous Human Rights Organisations Box 3ter for the Legal Protection of Human Rights h. Miscellaneous Human Rights Organisations Box 3 iii) Development of Human Rights Standards a. General b. Human Rights Standards, Council of Europe c. Human Rights Standards, United Nations Box 4 i) Africa General Algeria Gambia Ghana Libya Malawi Morocco Nigeria Senegal South Africa and Namibia Sudan Swaziland Tunisia Uganda ii) Americas a. U.S.A. b. Latin America General Argentina Bolivia Chile Costa Rica Cuba El Salvador Guatemala Jamaica Mexico Paraguay Suriname Uruguay Boxes 5-8 iii) Asia a. Sri Lanka 1. Human Rights Abuses (1980-1989) 2. Sri Lankan Constitution Box 9 b. Other Asian Countries Bangladesh Burma Cambodia Hong Kong India Indonesia Malaysia Pakistan Philippines Singapore Thailand Vietnam Box 10 iv) Soviet Union a. General b. Sakharov Hearings v) Middle East Iran Israel Syria Box 11 vi) Europe Austria Belgium Czechoslovakia Finland Italy Netherlands Portugal Switzerland Boxes 12-17 United Kingdom a. General b. Death Penalty c. Housing Rights d. Northern Ireland (The General Situation) e. Human Rights Violation in Northern Ireland f. The Judicial System in Northern Ireland g. Defending Human Rights in Northern Ireland h. Immigration: 1. The Immigration Act 1971 2. The British Nationality Act 1981 3. Charter 87 and asylum i) A Bill of Rights for the United Kingdom Box 18 i) General ii)Organisations Against Torture a. Swiss Committee Against Torture b. British Council of Churches c. Amnesty International iii) International Standards Against Torture iv) Medicine and Torture v) The Death Penalty D: The European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms Box 19 i) The Convention ii) Status in Various Countries Finland Germany Netherlands Norway Sweden Switzerland United Kingdom E: Academic and Scientific Freedom Boxes 20 & 21 i) General Box 22 ii) Science and Ethics Box 23 iii) Draft of Paul Sieghart: The World of Science and the Rule of Law iv) The Council of Europe Reports on Scientific Freedom F: New Technology and Human Rights Box 24 i) General ii) Knowledge Based Systems iii) Defence Technology iv) Technology and Employment Box 25 i) Towards the Right to Communicate ii) UNESCO Papers H: Human Rights and Development Box 26 i) The Right to Development ii) Development Issues and Human Rights I: The Rights of the Family and the Child Box 27 i) The Rights of the Family ii) The Rights of the Family to Live in Dignity iii) The Rights of the Child J: Human Rights and Christianity Box 28 i) Theological Foundations of Human Rights ii) Human Rights and the Dignity of Man iii) The Morality of Strikes Box 29 i) General ii) Human Rights Standards and Industrial Relations, United Kingdom L: Armaments, War and Human Rights Boxes 30 & 31 i) General ii) Groupe de Bellerive iii) Helsinki Agreement 1975 M: Scientology and Human Rights Box 32 N: Paul Sieghart, The Lawful Rights of Mankind, Comments and Reviews Box 33 O: Psychiatry and Human Rights Box 34 i) Compulsory Treatment ii) The Mental Health Bill 1981 Box 35 iii) Behaviour Control P: In Vitro Fertilization and Embryo Research Box 36 i) In Vitro Fertilisation ii) Embryo Research iii) Genetic Engineering Q: Paul Sieghart, The International Law of Human Rights, Comments and Reviews Box 37 Box 38 i) Towards the Right to Access ii) Reform of the Information Law iii) The Movement of Information Technology Boxes 39 & 40 iv) Computers and Privacy Law Box 41 v) The Protection of Data Box 42 vi) The Case for Improved Data Protection Legislation vii) Expert Systems B: Data Protection Law - Various Countries Box 43 i) Comparative Analysis Box 44 ii) By country: Australia Austria Canada Denmark France Germany New Zealand Norway Sweden United Kingdom Boxes 45-48 a. The Data Protection Act 1984 Boxes 49-53 b. The Data Protection Committee Box 54 c. The Interception of Communications Bill 1985 Box 55 United States of America C: Council of Europe Reports on Data Protection Box 56 i) Data Protection ii) Data Processing Box 57 iii) Professional Secrecy Box 58 iv) Protection of Secrecy v) Administrative Secrecy vi) Commercial Secrecy vii) Information and Freedom Box 59 i) Towards Regulation of Transborder Data Flow Box 60 ii) International Implications of the Development of Micro-Electronics iii) Problems of Data Protection in Transborder Data Flows iv) Transborder Data Flows and the Right to Communication v) Transborder Data Flow and the Protection of Privacy Box 61 i) The Right to Privacy Box 62 ii) The Justice Report on the Right to Privacy Box 63 iii) Privacy Law - Surveys of Different Legal Systems Box 64 iv) Privacy Committee, Australia, 1979-1981 v) Journalistic Intrusions vi) Private Security Industry Box 65 i) Protecting Medical Confidentiality Box 66 ii) The Control of Medical Data Box 67 iii) Subject Access to Medical Data iv) A Draft Code on Confidentiality for the National Health Service Box 68 v) Confidentiality and Contraception for Minors vi) Confidentiality on Research and Screening Data (including HIV) Boxes 69 & 70 i) Draft of the 'Computers and Privacy' White Paper 1975 Box 71 ii) Paul Sieghart, Privacy and Computers, comments and reviews iii) Technological Improvement and Social Consequences Box 72 iv) The Privacy Bill 1970 v) Access to Official Information vi) Police Computers and Social Control A: The Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 Boxes 73-75 B: Police Powers and Public Order Box 76 Box 77 i) The Dilemma of the 'Liberal State' Box 78 ii) Legal Responses to Terrorism D: Police Complaints Procedure Box 79 Box 80 Section IV: Rights and English Law A: The Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 Boxes 81-83 B: Reform of the Criminal Law and Criminal Justice System Box 84 i) Criminal Law Reform - General Box 85 ii) Problems with Sentencing Procedure Box 86 iii) Miscarriages of Justice Box 87 iv) Reform of the Prosecution Procedure Box 88 v) The Case for a Department of Justice vi) The Case for a Public Defender vii) Criminal Law Reform and Human Rights Box 89 viii) Preliminary Investigations of Criminal Offences ix) The Problem of Sexual Offences Box 90 x) Prisoners' Rights Box 91 i) 'Justice', 'Going to Law'. Inquiry into Civil Procedure 1973 ii) Civil Justice Review Box 92 iii) Inquiry into Personal Injuries Litigation 1986 iv) 'Justice' Report. 'Breaking the Rules' 1986 v) Legal Aid D: Royal Commission on Legal Services Box 93 Box 94 |
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