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	HAITI: Mayoría de niños que iban con estadounidenses por la frontera dominicana tienen familia	02/02/2010	-
	"Given Away: An Interview with Jean-Robert Cadet" In this interview, Cadet clearly describes how he came to be an enslaved child in Haitian society, his interaction with the family that enslaved him, & his transition to freedom in the U.S. He is now a published author, educator & founder of the Restavec Foundation. His full story is told in ‘Restavec: From Haitian Slave Child to Middle Class American’.	15/06/2003	Youth Advocate Program International
	1998/99 Jamaican National Budget - What's in it for Children	01/01/2001	Jamaica Coalition on the Rights of the Child
	1998/99 Jamaican National Budget - What's in it for Children	01/01/1998	Jamaica Coalition on the Rights of the Child
	A Test of Inequality: Discrimination against Women Living with HIV in the Dominican Republic Women in the Dominican Republic are routinely subjected to involuntary HIV testing, and those who test positive are fired and denied adequate healthcare.	13/07/2004	Human Rights Watch
	Achieving Justice for Victims of Rape and Advancing Women's Rights: A Comparative Study of Legal Reform This is the first of two reports, prepared at the request of MADRE, the international women’s human rights organisation. The first report focuses on the rape laws and procedures in five jurisdictions while the second one will compare current and proposed Haiti law with the best practices identified in those six countries.	06/02/2012	Madre, Inc.
	ADOPTION: The ugly side of overseas adoption Lax regulation and an endless demand by childless couples in the West has created an often exploitative market in babies born in the developing world, in which profit prevails above the best interests of the child.	06/06/2011	-
	Alternative Report of the Dominican Republic on the Performance of Children and Adolescents' Rights Established in the CRC; 2001-2005 period This report provides supplementary information on the Dominican Republic’s second periodic report on the implementation of the CRC.	01/05/2007	Dominican Republic NGOs Coalition for Childhood
	Alternative Report. Implementation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child in the Dominican Republic This report provides supplementary information on the Dominican Republic’s second periodic report on the implementation of the CRC. It contains information on five points specifically concerning girls and adolescents: the right to a name and nationality, the right to education, the right to health, the right to sexual and reproductive health, and child domestic labor and child labor in bateys. The report provides recommendations to realize these rights.	14/01/2008	CLADEM
	AMÉRICA LATINA: ONG denuncian violencia sexual en escuelas	27/10/2011	-
	AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL: Annual Report 2011	13/05/2011	Amnesty International
	AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL: The State of the World's Human Rights 2012	24/05/2012	Amnesty International
	AMNISTÍA INTERNATIONAL: El estado de los derechos humanos en el mundo 2012	24/05/2012	Amnesty International
	Annual Report 2004 of the Inter-American Commission for Human Rights The 2004 Annual Report contains chapters on the following: legal bases and activities of the Commission, petition and case system, human rights development in the region, follow-up of recommendations formulated by the Commission in the previous years and special studies.	25/10/2005	Inter-American Commission on Human Rights
	ANTIGUA & BARBUDA: Children's Rights in the UN Special Procedures' Reports This report extracts mentions of children's rights issues in the reports of the UN Special Procedures. This does not include reports of child specific Special Procedures, such as the Special Rapporteur on the sale of children, child prostitution and child pornography, which are available as separate reports. Please note that the language may have been edited in places for the purpose of clarity	02/04/2013	Child Rights International Network
	ANTIGUA & BARBUDA: Inhuman Sentencing of Children Report detailing the legality of inhuman sentencing against children in Antigua & Barbuda. Capital punishment is prohibited for child offenders, but they may lawfully be sentenced to life imprisonment and corporal punishment.	02/12/2010	Child Rights International Network
	ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA: Child Rights References in the Universal Periodic Review A compilation of extracts featuring child-rights issues from the reports submitted to the Universal Periodic Review. There are extracts from the 'National Report', the 'Compilation of UN Information' and the 'Summary of Stakeholder's Information'. Also included is the final report and the list of accepted and rejected recommendations.	17/08/2011	Child Rights International Network
	ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA: Children's Ombudsperson Information about institutions in Antigua and Barbuda that monitor children's rights.	05/03/2012	Child Rights International Network
	ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA: Children's Rights in UN Treaty Body Reports This report extracts mentions of children's rights issues in the reports of all UN Treaty Bodies and their follow-up procedures. This does not include the Concluding Observations of the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child which are available here: http://www.crin.org/resources/treaties/index.asp Please note that the language may have been edited in places for the purpose of clarity.	21/03/2012	Child Rights International Network
	ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA: National Laws General overview of Antigua and Barbuda's national legal provisions on children's rights, including guidance on how to conduct further research.	05/03/2012	Child Rights International Network
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