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Preface. Contributors. Introduction; A.F. Bayefsky. I: An Analysis andEvaluation of the System of State Reporting. 1. An Analysis and Evaluation ofthe System of State Reporting; J. Connors. 2. State Reporting and theConvention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women;C. Shalev. 3. State Reporting and the Committee on the Rights of the Child;J. Karp. 4. State Reporting and the Role of Non-Governmental Organizations;L. Theytaz-Bergman. 5. State Reporting: an NGO Perspective; R. Brett. II:Fact-finding as Part of Effective Implementation. 6. Human RightsFact-Finding; J. Fitzpatrick. 7. The Role of a Human Rights Field Presence;I. Martin. 8. Fact-Finding in the Inter-American System; D.W. Cassel, jr. 9.Fact-finding as Part of Effective Implementation: the Strasbourg Experience;A. Drzemczewski. III: An Effective Individual Complaint Mechanism in anInternational Human Rights Context. 10. An Effective Complaints Procedure inthe Context of International Human Rights Law; A. Byrnes. 11. Commentary onComplaint Processes by Human Rights and Torture Committee Members; (a) TheHuman Rights Committee; D. Kretzmer; (b) The Committee Against Torture; P.Burns. 12. Reflections on the Effectiveness of the European System for theProtection of Human Rights; M. O'Boyle. IV: Defining the Role ofNon-governmental Organizations. 13. Defining the Role of Non-GovernmentalOrganizations with Regard to the UN Human Rights Treaty Bodies; A. Clapham.14. Women's Human Rights NGOs and the Treaty Bodies: Some Case Studies inUsing the Treaty Bodies to Protect the Human Rights of Women; A.M. Miller.15. The NGO Role: Implementation, Expanding Protection and Monitoring theMonitors; S. Grant. 16. Defining the Role of Non-Governmental Organizations:Splendid Isolation or Better Use of NGO Expertise? M. Thomson. 17. TheCommittee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights and Non-GovernmentalOrganizations; V. Dandan. V: Follow-up of Treaty Body Conclusions by theTreaty Bodies and the United Nations Mechanisms Beyond. 18. Follow-UpMechanisms Before UN Human Rights Treaty Bodies and the UN Mechanisms Beyond;M.G. Schmidt. 19. The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights: A Link BetweenDecisions of Expert Monitoring Bodies and Enforcement by Political Bodies; M.Nowak. 20. The Effects of Final Decisions of the Supervisory Organs Under theEuropean Convention on Human Rights; L.F. Zwaak. 21. Follow-Up in the ILOContext; J. Hodges. 22. Follow-Up of Treaty Body Conclusions by the TreatyBodies and the UN Mechanisms Beyond; B.G. Ramcharan. VI: The Future of theHuman Rights Treaty System: Forging Recommendations. 23. The Future of theHuman Rights Treaty System: Forging Recommendations; E. Evatt. 24. A Courtand Two Consolidated Treaty Bodies; T. Buergenthal. VII: The Role of NationalCourts: A Canadian Example. 25. Enforcing International Human Rights Law: TheTreaty System in the 21st Century; Rt. Hon. A. Lamer. VIII: ConferenceOutcomes: Discussion and Recommendations. 26. Discussion; A. Bayefsky. 27.Conclusions and Recommendations; A. Bayefsky. Appendices. Index.