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Background papers of the United Nations Human Rights Seminar on the effective realization of civil and political rights at the national level, Kingston, Jamaica, 25 April-8 May 1967

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United Nations Human Rights Seminar

Series: United Nations So. 216/3 (13) AME 1967 | United Nations So. 216/3 (13) AME 1967Publication details: New York United Nations SecretariatDescription: 364 pages 28 cmContent type:

text

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unmediated

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volume

DDC classification:

323.4 Uni

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