good governance practices for the protection of human rights

year. The average recipient is becoming younger and is increasingly likely to be a
woman. Since 1995, one beneficiary in four has been under 30 years old.
The main constraint facing RMI recipients is the continuing shortage of jobs in
France. RMI has met with limited success in ensuring its recipients’ integration
into the workforce. While 700,000 jobs were created between 1988 and 1991,
for example, only 60,000 of those went to unemployed persons.
Further reading
Uganda
Submission by Development Cooperation, Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation
and Save the Children Norway to OHCHR in preparation of the 2004 Seoul
Seminar on Good Governance and Human Rights and presentation at the Seminar.
Available upon request.
“Promotion and protection of human rights: the role of good governance in the promotion
of human rights: note by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human
Rights” (E/CN.4/2005/97, chap. IV).
Jordan
Department for International Development of the United Kingdom and British Council
documents submitted to OHCHR in preparation of the present publication. Available
upon request.
Ecuador
“Promotion and protection of human rights: the role of good governance in the promotion
of human rights: note by the United Nations High Commissioner for Human
Rights” (E/CN.4/2005/97, chap. IV).
D. Badillo and others, “Liberalization, poverty-led growth and child rights: Ecuador
from 1980 to 2000,” in Harnessing Globalization for Children: a Report to UNICEF,
Giovanni Andrea Cornia, ed., chap. 8, available at: http://www.unicef-icdc.org
Romania
Mariana Buceanu, “Roma health mediators between necessity and innovation; Romania,
Moldavia, Spain, Ireland, France”, presented at the Council of Europe Conference:
Quel accès à la santé pour les femmes roms? 11-12 September 2003, available
at: http://www.coe.int/
Mediating Romani Health: Policy and Program Opportunities (New York, Open Society
Institute, Network Public Health Program, 2005).
Ilona Klimova, Report on the NGO meeting on Romani women and access to health
care, Vienna, 28-29 November 2002, in Equal Voices, issue 11, 2003, pp. 3-10.
“The situation of Roma in an enlarged European Union”, Employment & social affairs,
Fundamental rights & anti-discrimination (European Commission, 2005), available at:
http://ec.europa.eu
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