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1. Äåêëàðàöèè.

 Declaration on equality of women and men. Adopted by the Committee of Ministers on 16 November 1988 at its 83rd Session.

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3. Ðåêîìåíäàöèè. 4. Ñîîáùåíèÿ.

 Communication from the Committee of Ministers. Message regarding equality between women and men (adopted by the Committee of Ministers on 11 July 1995 at the 541st bis meeting of the Ministers’ Deputies). 21 July 1995. Doc.7367.
 


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RESOLUTIOS AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE COMMITTEE OF MINISTERS CONCERNING THE 12th SUPERVISION CYCLE OF THE EUROPEAN SOCIAL CHARTER (1988-1990)

CONTENTS I. Supervision cycle XII-1 (Article 21) first group of states - period 1988-1989
  • Resolution ChS (93) 1 on the implementation of the European Social Charter
  • Recommendation R ChS (93) 1 on the application of the European Social Charter by Greece
  • Recommendation R ChS (93 2 on the application of the European Social Charter by Norway
  • Recommendation R ChS (93) 3 sur 1'application of the European Social Charter by the United Kingdom
  • II. Supervision cycle XII-2 (Article 21) second group of states - period 1989-1990
  • Resolution ChS (94) 1 on the implementation of the European Social Charter
  • Recommendation ChS (94) 1 on the application of the European Social Charter by Austria
  • Recommendation ChS (94) 2 on the application of the European Social Charter by France
  • Recommendation ChS (94) 3 on the application of the European Social Charter by Germany
  • Recommendation ChS (94) 4 on the application of the European Social Charter by Italy
  • Recommendation ChS (94) 5 on the application of the European Social Charter by Spain
  •  
    ECRI. EUROPEAN COMMISSION AGAINST RACISM AND INTOLERANCE
    Recommendations adopted by the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe in the field of combating racism and intolerance
    CONTENTS  Recommendation No. R (97) 21 on the media and the promotion of a culture of tolerance
    Recommendation No. R (97) 20 on "hate speech"
    Recommendation No. R (96) 4 on the protection of journalists in situations of conflict and tension
    Recommendation No. R (95) 18 on youth mobility
    Recommendation No. R (94) 5 on guidelines to inspire practices of the member States of the Council of Europe concerning the arrival of asylum-seekers at European airports
    Recommendation No. R (93) 1 on effective access to the law and to justice for the very poor
    Recommendation No. R (92) 19 on video games with a racist content
    Recommendation No. R (92) 12 on community relations
    Recommendation No. R (90) 4 on the elimination of sexism from language
    Recommendation No. R (88) 6 on social reactions to juvenile delinquency among young people coming from migrant families
    Recommendation No. R (85) 7on teaching and learning about human rights in school
    Recommendation No. R (85) 2 on legal protection against sex discrimination
    Recommendation No. R (84) 18 on the training of teachers in education for intercultural understanding, notably in a context of migration
    Resolution (76) 11 on equal treatment for national and migrant workers with regard to vocational guidance, training and retraining
    Resolution (74) 15 on equal treatment of national and migrant workers in the following sectors: working conditions, remuneration, dismissal, geographical and occupational mobility
    Resolution (72) 22 on the suppression of and guaranteeing against unjustifiable discrimination
    Resolution (68) 30 on measures to be taken against incitement to racial, national and religious hatred

    This document also reproduces the text of:
     

  • Final Declaration and Action Plan adopted by the Second Summit of Heads of State and Government of the Council of Europe held in Strasbourg on 10-11 October 1997
  • Declaration on the follow-up to the European
  • Youth Campaign against racism, xenophobia, anti-semitism and intolerance adopted by the Committee of Ministers on 3 May 1996
  • Declaration and Plan of Action on combating racism, xenophobia, anti-semitism and intoleranceadopted by the Summit of Heads of State and Government of the member States of the Council of Europe held in Vienna on 8-9 October 1993
  • Declaration on equality of women and men adopted by the Committee of Ministers on 16 November 1988
  • Declaration on the freedom of expression and information adopted by the Committee of Ministers on 29 April 1982
  • Declaration regarding intolerance - a threat to democracy adopted by the Committee of Ministers on 14 May 1981



  • N.B.: Before 1978 Recommendations appeared in the form of a Resolution


     
    Collection of recommendations, resolutions and declarations of the Committee of Ministers concerning human rights
    1949-87
    PREFACE

    The Committee of Ministers, as the executive organ of the Council of Europe, is the forum through which the work of the Council of Europe is determined.

    The Committee of Ministers exercises its functions partly through the adoption of Conventions and Agreements (ie. international treaties binding on the states that ratify them) and partly through Recommendations, Resolutions and Declarations. The latter texts contain proposals for action to be taken by the governments of member states or policy statements.

    This publication seeks to gather together, in one volume, the Recommendations, Resolutions and Declarations of the Committee of Ministers which are the most relevant to the field of human rights. Together they provide a joint expression of the opinion of member States on matters which have a bearing on human rights, dating from the foundation of the Council of Europe in 1949 through to 31 December 1987.

    EXPLANATORY NOTE The recommendations of the Committee of Ministers were all originally adopted in the form of Resolutions. It will be seen from the table of contents that in 1979 the Committee of Ministers created a distinction between Recommendations and Resolutions.

    The effect of this distinction is that Recommendations are adopted in circumstances where proposals are made for action to be taken by member states (ie. Teaching and learning about human rights in schools, Recommendation R (85) 7), whereas Resolutions are adopted when the subject matter directly affects the work, or the functioning of the Council of Europe (ie. Construction of a new human rights building, Resolution (86) 4, or Award of the European Human Rights Prize, Resolution (86) 20).

    Declarations usually contain policy statements which may include proposals for action.

    Resolutions adopted by the Committee of Ministers in application of Articles 32 and 54 of the European Convention on Human Rights have not been reproduced in this publication as they are collected together in a separate Council of Europe publication.
     


    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    Reference 

    Resolution (49) 32 

    Resolution (50) 15 

    Resolution (50) 21 

    Resolution (50) 37 

    Resolution (50) 45 

    Resolution (51) 5 

    Resolution (51) 16

    Resolution (51) 71 

    Resolution (52) 1

    Resolution (56) 16

    Resolution (60) 6 

    Resolution (60) 20

    Resolution (61) 15 

    Resolution (61) 16

    Resolution (62) 2

    Resolution (63) 18
     

    Resolution (65) 11 

    Resolution (67) 14

    Resolution (67) 15 

    Resolution (68) 30 

    Resolution (70) 17

    Resolution (72) 22

    Resolution (73) 5 

    Resolution (73) 22

    Resolution (74) 26 

    Resolution (74) 29

    Resolution (74) 43 

    Resolution (75) 11

    Resolution (76) 2 

    Resolution (76) 10

    Resolution (76) 11

    Resolution (77) 31

    Resolution (78) 8 

    Resolution (78) 33

    Resolution (78) 40

    Resolution (78) 41 

    Recommendation R(79)10 

    Recommendation R (79)16

    Recommendation R(79)17 

    Resolution (80) 1 

    Recommendation R (80) 2 

    Recommendation R (80) 9

    Recommendation R(80)11 

    Resolution (80) 18

    Recommendation R (81) 7

    Recommendation R(81) 16

    Recommendation R(81) 18

    Recommendation R (81)19

    Recommendation R (83) 1 

    Recommendation R (83) 2

    Resolution (83) 8 

    Recommendation R (84) 1
     

    Recommendation R (84) 3

    Recommendation R (84) 5

    Recommendation R (84) 9 

    Recommendation R (84)12

    Recommendation R (84)15

    Recommendation R (84)17

    Recommendation R (85) 2

    Recommendation R (85) 4 

    Recommendation R (85) 7

    Recommendation R (85)10

    Recommendation R (85)11

    Resolution (85) 8

    Recommendation R(85)13 

    Recommendation R (85)20

    Recommendation R (86) 1

    Recommendation R (86) 2

    Recommendation R (86) 3 

    Recommendation R (86) 5 

    Recommendation R (86) 8
     

    Resolution (86) 4

    Recommendation R (86) 9 

    Resolution (86) 20

    Recommendation R (86)13

    Recommendation R (87) 1

    Recommendation R (87) 3

    Recommendation R (87) 4

    Recommendation R (87) 5

    Recommendation R (87) 6

    Recommendation R (87) 7

    Recommendation R (87) 8

    Recommendation R (87)15

    Recommendation R (87)16

    Recommendation R (87)18

    Recommendation R (87)19

    Recommendation R (87)20

    Recommendation R(87)21 

    Subject

    Elaboration of a Convention on Human Rights

    Elaboration of a Convention on Human Rights

    Elaboration of a Convention on Human Rights

    Elaboration of a Convention on Human Rights

    Signature of the Convention on Human Rights

    Elaboration of a Protocol to the Convention on Human Rights

    Elaboration of a Protocol to the Convention on Human Rights

    Elaboration of a Protocol to the Convention on Human Rights

    Protocol to the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms

    Convention on Human Rights -Interpretation and Application of Article 15, paragraph 3

    Elaboration of a Second Protocol to the Convention on Human Rights

    Extension of the competence of the European Court

    Rights of national minorities

    Creation of an International Institute

    Electoral, civil and social rights of prisoners

    Grant of free legal aid to individuals who have submitted an application to the European Commission of Human Rights

    Remand in custody

    Asylum to persons in danger of persecution

    Contribution of the Council of Europe to International Human Rights Year, 1968

    Measures to be taken against incitement to racial, national and religious hatred

    UN Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the European Convention on Human Rights: Procedure for dealing with interstate complaints
    Suppression of and guaranteeing against unjustifiable discrimination

    Standard minimum rules for the treatment of prisoners

    Protection of the privacy of individuals vis-a-vis electronic data banks in the private sector

    Right of reply - position of the individual in relation to the press

    Protection of the privacy of individuals vis-a-vis electronic data banks in the public sector

    Press concentrations

    Criteria governing proceedings held in the absence of the accused

    Treatment of long-term prisoners

    Certain alternative penal measures to imprisonment

    Equal treatment for national and migrant workers with regard to vocational guidance, training and retraining

    Protection of the individual in relation to the acts of administrative authorities

    Legal aid and advice

    Reunion of families of migrant workers in Council of Europe member States

    Regulations on Council of Europe fellowships for studies and the field of human research in rights

     Teaching of human rights

    Women migrants

    Promotion of human rights research in the member States of the Council of Europe

    Protection of children against ill-treatment

    Regulations on a European Human Rights Prize

    Exercise of discretionary powers by administrative authorities

    Extradition to States not party to the European Convention on Human Rights

    Custody pending trial

    Award of the European Human Rights Prize [to the International Commission of Jurists]

    Measures facilitating access to justice

    Harmonisation of national procedures relating to asylum

    Participation at municipal level

    Access to information held by public authorities

    Stateless nomads and nomads of undetermined nationality

    Legal protection of persons suffering from mental disorder placed as involuntary patients

    Award of the European Human Rights Prize [to the Medical Section of Amnesty International]

    Protection of persons satisfying the criteria in the Geneva Convention who are not formally recognised as refugees

    Principles on television advertising

    Principles of civil procedure designed to improve the functioning of justice

    Second-generation migrants

    Foreign prisoners 

    Public liability

    Equality between women and men in the media

    Legal protection against sex discrimination

    Violence in the family

    Teaching and learning about human rights in schools

    Practical application of the European Convention on Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters in respect of letters rogatory for the interception of telecommunications
    Position of the victim in the framework of criminal law and procedure

    Co-operation between the Ombudsmen of member States and between them and the Council of Europe

    Institution of the Ombudsman

    Protection of personal data used for the purposes of direct marketing

    Protection of personal data used for social security purposes

    Principles relating to copyright law questions in the field of television by satellite and cable

    Promotion of audio-visual production in Europe

    Making medical care universally available

    Exercise in the State of residence by nationals of other member States of the right to vote in the elections of the State of origin

    Construction of a new human rights building

    Copyright and cultural policy

    Award of the European Human Rights Prize

    Practical application of the European Convention on Extradition in Respect of Detention Pending Extradition

    European inter-State co-operation in penal matters

    European Prison Rules

    Protection of workers in the event of employers' insolvency

    Making old-age and invalidity benefits generally available

    Foster families 

    Film distribution in Europe

    Conscientious objection to compulsory military service

    Regulating the use of personal data in the police sector

    Administrative procedures affecting a large number of persons

    Simplification of criminal justice

    Organisation of crime prevention

    Social reactions to juvenile delinquency

    Assistance to victims and the prevention of victimisation

    Declaration on territorial asylum (1977)

    Declaration on human rights (1978)

    Declaration regarding intolerance - a threat to democracy (1981)

    Declaration on the freedom of expression and information (1982)