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01 December 1994

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United Nations reference guide in the field of human rights. Centre for Human Rights. United Nations 1993. Contains sections on Civil and political rights Equality and non-discrimination and threats and violations of human rights. Data protection controls and safeguards: report by the comptroller and auditor general. HMSO 1993.

A right to be left alone?: a response to the government's consultation paper "Infringements of privacy". Liberty Briefing, October 1993 2. A response to the Lord Chancellor's consultation document.

No refuge Pragna Patel. Agenda p10 February 1994. On the interconnections between domestic violence and immigration laws.

Going critical in the classroom: the nuclear industries in our schools Olive Bowers. Nuclear Policy & Information Unit

Manchester City Council 1993. This report investigates the content of the educational materials distributed to schools and the extent of the nuclear industry's educational programme in light of the shortage of funds for purchasing materials in most British schools.

Tory donations: another 1.6m. Labour Research 83(1):13-14. The Labour Research team publish further details of Conservative Party political donations for 1992-1993 but still fail to close the gap in the Party's accounts.

The Hidden persuaders Mark Seddon. Tribune 8.10.93. Short piece on the government's "special advisers" or Ministerial aides.

Pluralism or state autonomy? The case of Amnesty International (British section): the Insider/Outsider Group Lars Christiansen & Keith Dowding. Political Studies 42(1):15-24 1994. A case study of Amnesty's relationship with the British government.

Traveller law review Luke Clements. Legal Action May 1994 pp14- 16. Update on the law relating to travellers.

Parliamentary debates

Homosexual offences (Prosecution) Commons 14.3.94. cols. 715-722 Prevention of Terrorism (Temporary Provisions) Act 1989 (Continuance) Order 1994 Lords 17.3.94. Cols. 468-490 Travelling people (Colchester) Commons 21.4.94. cols. 1147-1154 Civil rights (disabled persons) Bill Commons 29.4.94. cols. 497- 557

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