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Amnesty International's global campaign‘Brave' calls for an end to attacks against those defending human rights worldwide.
Or should they get those defending the central tower to defend the gates instead?
The Committee is concerned at the harassment of members of non-governmental organizations,particularly those defending human rights.
JS9 and JS10 indicated that those defending the rights of marginalized groups faced intimidation.
Allocate funds to capacity-building for those affected by large-scale development projects and those defending their rights;
Relatives of those defending human rights in Chechnya have also been targeted by the Russian authorities.
Justice an injustice are often the two sides of the same war,where the conquerors are always the embodiment of the latter, and those defending their families, sanctities and motherland stand for the former.
Human rights defenders and especially those defending land rights should be allowed to carry on with their work without intimidation and harassment.
Ensure that a human rights impact assessment is conducted for every project undertaken, andpay specific attention to the participation and protection needs of affected communities and those defending their rights;
In her 2006 reportto the General Assembly, she reiterated that those defending LGBTI rights and women defenders face particular challenges A/61/312, paras. 71-73.
Communities and those defending their rights should participate actively, freely and meaningfully in the process and be protected from retaliation and other violations at all stages.
Such constraints can create important accountability deficits andcontribute to a climate of impunity that can expose affected communities and those defending their rights to acts of intimidation, even attacks.
Protect human rights defenders and especially those defending land rights and workers' rights, so that they may be able to carry out their work without intimidation or harassment;
However, in some instances, State-based judicial structures do not operate in a timely or effective manner andtherefore are not ideal avenues for upholding the rights of communities affected by large-scale development projects and those defending such rights.
Defenders at particular risk are those defending the rights of indigenous peoples and minorities; those defending the rights of LGBT persons; and women human rights defenders A/HRC/4/37.
In order for defenders to play such a role, State and non-State actors responsible for large-scale development projects need to engage with stakeholders,including affected communities and those defending their human rights, in good faith.
JS3 emphasized that threats towards those defending environmental and land rights continued. Specific alleged cases were referred to by Komnas-Perempuan and JS3 in North Sumatra and Central Sulawesi.
Human rights defenders who investigate and monitor atrocities committed by the police and custodial violence are at particular risk, as are Dalit andTribal human rights defenders and those defending the rights of historically marginalized groups.
Facilitate and assist communities affected by large-scale development projects and those defending their rights in obtaining information regarding a given project, as the complexity of the information might make it difficult to find;
Those defending women's rights face particular challenges and additional risks linked to the work that they do and the issues they face are challenging, which is why it is important that they be able to do their work without incurring retaliation of any sort.
Refrain from stigmatizing communities affected by large-scale development projects and those defending their rights, and recognize that their concerns are legitimate and necessary components in a process aimed at securing sustainable human development;
In her report to the sixty-first session of the General Assembly(see A/61/312), which focused on the right to freedom of assembly in relation to the activitiesof human rights defenders, she reiterated that those defending LGBT rights and women defenders face particular challenges.
Ensure that information communicated to communities affected and those defending their rights is conveyed in a manner that is understandable to them and is culturally sensitive, through appropriate media and in a language they understand;
Adopt a policy commitment to respect all human rights that is approved at the highest levels of the organization, and perform ongoing human rights impact assessments in a meaningful way and in every project,with the full participation of potentially affected communities, those defending their rights and, especially, those traditionally marginalized or excluded from decision-making;
Communities and those defending their rights should be able to participate actively, freely and meaningfully in assessment and analysis, project design and planning, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of development projects.
She has also stressed the need: for transparency and access to information; for protection,which should be provided to affected communities and those defending their rights in this context; and to ensure accountability of duty-bearers and access to appropriate remedy.
Communities and those defending their rights play a crucial role in shaping development policies and projects that are people-centred and non-discriminatory by impeding economic and political elites to monopolize the development of such policies and projects.
Against this background, the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights defenders wishes to emphasize the obligation of States to provide protection to those claiming their legitimate right to participate in decision-making processes and voicing their opposition to large-scale development projects,as well as those defending the rights of local communities in this context.
Fully involve stakeholders,especially affected communities and those defending their rights, in all stages of large-scale developments projects, and engage with such stakeholders in good faith and in a meaningful way, not just as a formality;