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  • Effective Laws to End HIV and AIDS: Next Steps for Parliaments

    • Authors: IPU, UNDP (2012)

  • This publication draws on a growing body of international evidence to inform parliamentarians about the types of laws that are helpful and unhelpful in the AIDS response. There is a focus on “key populations” since these are often the target of legislation: however, many of the lessons apply to any legislation that impacts on HIV. Such lessons may be useful for legislators who wish to review their existing laws, avoid passing unhelpful laws or put into motion new, positive legislation.
  • Tạp chí

  • Vai trò của Mặt trân tổ quốc Việt Nam trong bầu cử

    • Authors: Lưu Trung Thành (1997)

  • Trong bầu cử, vai trò của Mặt trận tổ quốc Việt Nam từ công tác tuyên truyền vận động bầu cử, giới thiệu người ra ứng cử, tổ chức hội nghị cử tri và tổ chức bầu cử...ngày càng được đề cao. Để Quốc hội và Hội đồng nhân dân các cấp ngày càng thực sự là cơ quan đại diện của nhân dân, cơ quan quyền lực nhà nước, cần thiết phải tăng cường vai trò hơn nữa của Mặt trận tổ quốc Việt Nam trong bầu cử.
  • Sách; Cẩm nang

  • Parliament and democracy in the twenty-first century

    • Authors: David Beetham, Anders B. Johnsson (2006)

  • This book is an ambitious attempt to define the contribution of parliament to democracy, and to identify the distinctive attributes of a democratic parliament or legislature in the twenty-first century. Its core comprises extracts from submissions provided by member parliaments of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU), in which they describe some of the challenges they currently face, and provide examples of their own democratic practice which they wish to share with others.
  • Sách; Cẩm nang

  • Nationality and Statelessness: A Handbook for Parliamentarians

    •  (2005)

  • This handbook aims to provide parliamentarians with a broad description of the international principles regulating nationality and statelessness. International law gives States broad discretion with which to define their initial body of citizens and the conditions for acquiring, losing, and retaining citizenship. However, human rights principles developed throughout the 20th century limit this latitude if it results in statelessness and/or if it is applied in a discriminatory manner.
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  • Making reconciliation work: the role of parliaments: Handbook for parliamentarians n°10

    • Authors: Mr. Mark Freeman (2005)

  • The Handbook seeks to provide some responses to this question. It does so by setting out the moral, legal and political dilemmas most commonly associated with democratic and post-confl ict transitions, by exploring the meaning of reconciliation and by highlighting the use of transitional justice mechanisms. Most importantly, it examines ways in which parliaments can foster reconciliation in their own countries in times of transition, and highlights what other parliaments can do to contribute to reconciliation.