Manual on Human Rights Monitoring 
Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights 
 - Geneva, Switzerland:  United Nations,  2011. 
 - 33 chapters;  colored illustrations; 
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<br/><br/>Foreword;<br/>Introduction;<br/>Part I: Introduction to the human rights monitoring function<br/>1. Definitions and the human rights monitoring cycle; 2. Basic principles of human rights monitoring; 3.Human rights monitoring, fact-finding and investigation by the United Nations; 4. Norms applicable to united Nation human rights officers and other staff;<br/>Part II: International legal framework<br/>5. Applicable international human rights and humanitarian law framework; 6. United Nations monitoring standards;<br/>Part III: Understanding the context and strategy making<br/>7. Gathering contextual information; 8. Analysis; 9. Strategic planning for human rights impact;<br/>Part IV:  Monitoring and documenting human rights violations<br/>10. Gathering and verifying information; 11. Interviewing; 12. Trauma and self-care 13. Human right reporting; 14. Protection of victims, witnesses and other cooperating persons; 15. Integrating gender into human rights monitoring;<br/>Part V: Engagement and partnerships for protection and empowerment<br/>16. Engagement and partnerships with civil society; 17. Engagement and partnerships with international actors; 18. Interaction with non-State actors;<br/>Part VI: Focus areas for human rights monitoring<br/>20. Monitoring economic, social and cultural rights; 21. Visiting places of detention; 22. Trial observation and monitoring the administration of justice; 23. Monitoring human rights in the context of elections; 24. Monitoring human rights in the context of demonstrations and public meetings; 25. Monitoring human rights in  conflict-related or natural emergencies;<br/>Part VII: Monitoring the human rights of particular rights holders<br/>26. Monitoring and protecting the human rights of refugees, internally displaces persons and returnees; 27. Monitoring and protecting the human rights of women; 28. Monitoring and protecting the human rights of women; 29. Monitoring and protecting the human rights of other groups;<br/>Part VIII: Intervention for corrective action<br/>30. Using presence and visibility; 31. Advocacy and intervention with national authorities; 32. Working with the media; 33. Addressing the human rights situation through United Nations mechanism<br/>Bibliography 
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