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This is the official Record of the Report of the Human Rights Committee: Volume I, 2002.

This is the official Record of the Report of the Human Rights Committee: Volume 
I - Seventy-sixth Session (14 October-1 November 2002); Seventy-seventh Session (17 March-4 April 2003); Seventy-eighth...

This is the official Record of the Report of the Human Rights Committee: Volume II - Fifty-eighth Session, 4 November 2003.

This is the official Record of the Report of the Human Rights Committee: Volume I - Seventy-ninth Session (20 October-7 November 2003); Eightieth Session (15 March-2 April 2004); Eighty-first Session...

This is the official Record of the Report of the Human Rights Committee: Volume 
II - Seventy-ninth Session (20 October-7 November 2003); Eightieth Session (15 March-2 April 2004); Eighty-first...

This is the official Record of the Report of the Human Rights Committee: Volume I - Eighty-second Session (18 October-5 November 2004); Eighty-third Session (14 March-1 April 2005); Eighty-fourth...

This is the official Record of the Report of the Human Rights Committee: Volume 
II - Eighty-second Session (18 October-5 November 2004); Eighty-third Session (14 March-1 April 2005); Eighty-fourth...

We have the opportunity in the coming decade to cut world poverty by half. Billions more people could enjoy the fruits of the global economy. Tens of millions of lives can be saved. The practical...

This Millennium Project Task Force Report examines current world progress towards eliminating hunger, and calls for the implementation of seven recommendations in the areas of: political action...

Better education is fundamental to the prospects for economic and social development and the end of world poverty. This Millennium Project Task Force Report offers a rigorous set of interventions that...

There are many practical steps that can be taken to reduce inequalities based on gender, which hinder the potential to reduce poverty and achieve high levels of well-being in societies around the...

The central thrust of this Millennium Project Task Force Report is that dramatic, meaningful, sustainable progress toward decreasing child and maternal mortality requires an intense focus on improving...

HIV/AIDS is a global catastrophe, threatening social and economic stability in the most affected areas, while spreading relentlessly into new regions. Over the past year, 3 million people died of AIDS...

This Millennium Project Task Force Report presents an innovative strategic framework for relieving the burden that malaria imposes on society through the implementation of tried and tested anti...

Nearly 2 million people die each year from TB. However, real progress has been made over the last decade in implementing DOTS, an effective intervention against TB. This Millennium Project Task Force...

Access to essential medicines is vital for the health and prosperity of people in developing countries. This Millennium Project Task Force Report presents authoritative and in depth strategies for...

Achieving human development while overcoming, rather than exacerbating environmental challenges – such as the degradation of land; watersheds and marine fisheries; deforestation; pollution; and...

At least 1.1 billion people lack access to safe water and 2.6 billion lack access to basic sanitation, resulting in the deaths of 3900 children per day. This Millennium Project Task Force Report...

More than 900 million people currently live in urban slums and the number is growing as rapid urbanization continues in the developing world. This Millennium Project Task Force Report urges countries...

The current international trading system is stacked against developing countries, a situation that severely hampers development and ongoing attempts to eradicate poverty. This Millennium Project Task...