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External sources (not reviewed)

the Government to take all necessary measures to eliminate discrimination faced by persons belonging to racial, religious or ethnic minorities, as well as persons with an immigrant background, in particular in the context of counter-terrorism measures.

Improvement of Status of RAE Population in Montenegro (2008-2012); the National Action Plan for the “Decade of Roma Inclusion 2005-2015” in the Republic of Montenegro; the Action Plan for the Achievement of Gender Equality (2008/2012); the Strategy for Development of the Systems of Social and Child Protection in Montenegro (2008-2012); the Integration Strategy for Disabled Persons in Montenegro (2008-2016); the Strategy of Inclusive Education in Montenegro (2008-2012); and the Strategy of Judiciary Reform (2007/2012).

ethnic, cultural and religious specificity; to use their symbols in public places; to use their language and script; to have proceedings conducted in their languages before State bodies in areas where they make up a significant majority of population; to receive education in their languages in public institutions and institutions of autonomous provinces; to found private educational institutions; to use their name and family name in their own languages; to have traditional local names, names of streets and settlements and topographic names written in their languages, in areas where they make a significant majority of population; to receive complete, timely and objective information in their language, including the right to express, receive, send and exchange information and ideas; and to establish their own mass media.

the Caucasus, on Easter Island, in Benin, at Gorée, in Ethiopia, Mozambique, Tunisia and Mauritania, at Tyre in cooperation with the World Bank, in Egypt (Museum of Egyptian Civilization and the Valley of the Kings), the Islamic Republic of Iran, Pakistan, Indonesia, China and Cambodia.

religion without discrimination.

and that emphasis should be placed on formulating comprehensive prevention plans, as called for in the Riyadh Guidelines.

to enjoy their economic, social and cultural rights and to adopt the necessary plans of action for this purpose.

gradual policy adjustment by a strong central government on the basis of internal stability, not liberal democracy or federalism and certainly not regime change.

levels of literacy and education.

population; researching the problems related to teaching the Roma language in some educational institutions etc.

and collect other data relevant to the reintegration of returnees.

The Future of the Armed Forces, 27 September 2002; Asia Briefing N°15, Myanmar: The HIV/AIDS Crisis, 2 April 2002; Asia Report N°32, Myanmar: The Politics of Humanitarian Aid, 2 April 2002; Asia Report N°28, Myanmar: The Military Regime’s View of the World, 7 December 2001; Asia Report N°27, Myanmar: The Role of Civil Society, 6 December 2001; Asia Report N°11, Burma/Myanmar: How Strong is the Military Regime?

of concern to them and adopt, as a matter of priority, wherever necessary, special measures to enable the preservation of the language, culture, religious specificities and traditions of such groups, including Baluchis, in accordance with the Committee’s general recommendation No. 32 (2009) on the meaning and scope of special measures.