Democracy And Human Rights In The Mediterranean Partner States Of The Osce Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Morocco And Tunisia Briefing Of The Committee On Security And Cooperation In Europe

The Commission on Security & Cooperation in Europe (CSCE), also known as the Helsinki Commission, is a U.S. Gov't. agency created in 1976 to monitor & encourage compliance by the participating States with their OSCE commitments, with a particular emphasis on human rights. Participants at this Briefing of the OSCE include: Ronald J. McNamara, Deputy Chief of Staff, CSCE; Frank Smyth, Washington Rep., Committee to Protect Journalists; Karen Hanrahan, Dir. of Advocacy for Middle East & N. Africa, Amnesty International USA; & Joe Stork, Washington Dir. of the Middle East, & N. Africa Div., Human Rights Watch. Appendices: Prepared Statement of Karen Hanrahan; & Letter of Oct. 8, 2003, to King Abdullah of Jordan from the CSCE.McNamara, Ronald J. is the author of 'Democracy And Human Rights In The Mediterranean Partner States Of The Osce Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Morocco And Tunisia Briefing Of The Committee On Security And Cooperation In Europe', published 2004 under ISBN 9780756740702 and ISBN 0756740703.