THE STATE AS A SUBJECT OF INTERNATIONAL LEGAL RELATIONS RESPONSIBILITIES IN THE FORMATION OF NATIONAL INDICATORS IN THE FIELD OF HUMAN RIGHTS PROTECTION
Keywords:
indicator, human rights indicator, Pact, convention, dichloration, subindicators, implementation, disaggregation,”bridge file”, monitoringAbstract
This article provides a theoretical analyzes of the tasks to be performed by the state in the formation of national indicators in the field of human rights protection and the mechanisms for their implementation.
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In some cases, disaggregation by region or administrative unit might provide proxy information on the situation of ethnic groups
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