UNSR James Anaya

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Communications - Cases Examined Print

The Special Rapporteur receives information provided by indigenous peoples, their organizations and other sources related to concerns over alleged violations of the human rights of indigenous peoples.

In appropriate cases, and at his discretion, the Special Rapporteur may intervene by sending a confidential communication to the concerned government requesting information, commenting on the allegation and suggesting that preventive or investigatory action be taken. See communications procedure and submitting information to the Special Rapporteur.

Below are the reports of communications sent,replies received, and observations by the Special Rapporteur that in some cases may provide an evaluation of the situation and recommendations. Since 2011 the reports include links to the full texts of the communications sent and replies received.

2012

Communications sent, replies received, and follow-up. Report to the Human Rights Council, 7/09/2012

A/HRC/21/47/Add3.

PDF (English, Spanish )

2011

Communications. Cases examined 2010-2011. Full Report

A/HRC/18/35/Add.1

PDF (English, Spanish)

Cases examined. Communications sent and Replies received. September 2007- July 2011

A/HRC/18/51

PDF (English,Spanish)
Joint Communications report of Special Procedures Mandate Holders

2010

Communications. Cases examined 2009-2010  Full Report

A/HRC/15/37/Add.1
PDF (English, Spanish)

2009

Communications. Cases examined 2008-2009,  Full Report

A/HRC/12/34/Add.1,
(English, French, Spanish)

2008

Communications. Cases examined 2007-2008,  Full Report

A/HRC/9/9/Add.1
(English, French, Spanish)

 


You may find the reports of the previous UN Special Rapporteur on indigenous peoples, Dr. Rodolfo Stavenhagen,
at the
web site of the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights.

 

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