Vernellia R. Randall
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- Preamble
- General issues (para. 1 through 12)
- Declaration
- Sources, Causes, Forms and Contemporary Manifestations
- Declaration
(para 13 through 30)
- Programme of Action (para 1 through 2)
- Victims
- Declaration (para 31 through 75)
- Programme of Action (para 3 through 58)
- Victims: General (para 3 )
- Africans and people of African descent
(para 4 through 14)
- Indigenous peoples (para 15 through 23 )
- Migrants (para 24 through 33)
- Refugees (para 34 through 36)
- Other victims (para 37 through 57)
- Measures of prevention, education and protection
- Declaration (para 76 through 97)
- Programme of Action
(para 58 through 156)
- General (para 58 through 65
- National level (para 66 through 147)
- Legislative, judicial, regulatory, administrative and other measures
(para 66 through 74)
- Ratification of and effective implementation of relevant international and regional legal instruments
(para 75 through 83)
- Prosecution of perpetrators of racist acts
(para 84 through 89)
- Establishment and reinforcement of independent specialized national institutions and mediation
(para
90 through 91 )
- Policies and practices
- Data collection and disaggregation, research and study (para 92 through 98)
- Action-oriented policies and action
plans, including affirmative action to ensure
non-discrimination, in particular as regards access to social services, employment, housing,
education, health care, etc. (para 99 through 102)
- Employment (para 103 through 108)
- Health, environment (para 109 through 111)
- Equal participation in political, economic, social and cultural decision-making (para 112
through 114 )
- Role of politicians and political parties (para 115 through 116)
- Education and awareness-raising measures (para 117 through 120)
- Access to education without discrimination (para 121 through 124)
- Human rights education (para 125 through 128 )
- for children and youth (para 129 through132)
- for public officials and professionals (para 133 through 139)
- Information, communication and the media, including new technologies (para 140 through
147)
- International level (para 148 through 156)
- Provision of effective remedies, recourse, redress, and compensatory and other
- Declaration (para 98 through 106)
- Programme of Action (para 157 through 166)
- General (para 157 through 159)
- Legal assistance (para 160 through 162)
- National legislation and programmes (para 163 through 164)
- Remedies, reparations, compensation (para 165 through 166)
- Strategies to achieve full and effective equality
- Declaration (para 107 through 122)
- Programme of Action (para 167 through 219)
- General (para 167 through 176)
- International legal framework (para 177 through 178)
- General international instruments (para 179 through 180)
- Regional/international cooperation (para 181 through 192)
- Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (para 193 through 199)
- Decades (para 200 through 202)
- Indigenous peoples (para 203 through 209 )
- Civil society (para 210 through 212 )
- Non-governmental organizations (para 213 through 214)
- The private sector (para 215)
- Youth (para 216 through 219)
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