Description:
Summary: "Myanmar undertook national elections for the first time in over two decades on 7
November 2010. One week later, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi was released unconditionally
upon the end of her house arrest term. The new national parliament began meeting on 31
January 2011. Amidst much uncertainty, there appears to be some cautious optimism that
positive change may be possible. Among those changes that the people of Myanmar dare to
hope for is the realization of their economic, social and cultural rights. For this reason, the
Special Rapporteur begins to address in the present report the subject of economic, social
and cultural rights, starting with the right to education."
Source/publisher:
Human Rights Council (A/HRC/16/59)
Date of Publication:
2011-03-07
Date of entry:
2011-03-13
Grouping:
- Individual Documents
Category:
- UN System and Burma/Myanmar
- Main UN human rights bodies working on Burma (Myanmar)
- Human Rights Council
- Statements and reports on Myanmar at regular sessions of the Human Rights Council
- Statements and reports by the Special Rapporteur on Myanmar and the High Commissioner for Human Rights to regular sessions of the Human Rights Council
Language:
English
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