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By Erika Schlager
CSCE Counsel for International Law
and Sarah Ozkan
Department of State Presidential Management Intern
From October 6-17, 2003, the participating States of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) met in Warsaw, Poland, for a Human Dimension Implementation Meeting (HDIM). Each year, the OSCE convenes a forum to discuss the compliance by the participating States with the full range of their OSCE human rights commitments.
The U.S. delegation was headed by Ambassador Pamela Hyde Smith, joined by Ambassador Stephan M. Minikes, Head of the U.S. Mission to the OSCE. The delegation also included Lorne W. Craner, Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights and Labor. Assistant Secretary Craner is also the State Department official appointed by President George W. Bush as a Member of the Helsinki Commission.
In the tradition of engaging accomplished individuals with human rights expertise, the U.S. delegation included several public members: Roberta Cohen, Co-Director of the Brookings Institution-Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies Project on Internal Displacement; Ruth Wedgewood, Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, Johns Hopkins University; and Rabbi Andrew Baker, Director of International Jewish Affairs, American Jewish Committee.
Commission Chairman Rep. Christopher H. Smith (R-NJ), Commission Ranking Member Rep. Benjamin L. Cardin (D-MD), Commissioner Rep. Joseph R. Pitts (R-PA), and Rep. Jo Ann Davis (R-VA) also joined the U.S. delegation. The four Members of Congress embraced a rare opportunity for congressional participation in the HDIM following two OSCE Parliamentary Assembly meetings in Rome: a seminar on religious freedom and a Forum on the Mediterranean Partners for Cooperation.
Commissioners Smith and Cardin delivered statements during the HDIM working sessions on the prevention of anti-Semitism, and discrimination, racism, and xenophobia, respectively. In particular, they voiced strong support for the OSCE Ministerial (set for December 1-2 in Maastricht, The Netherlands) to endorse a German offer to host a follow-up OSCE conference in Berlin next year focused on anti-Semitism and a separate follow-up conference on racism, xenophobia and discrimination. Smith and Cardin also participated in bilateral meetings with other delegations to the OSCE meeting. In such a meeting with Belarusian officials, the Members laid out U.S. concerns over the worsening human rights situation in the former Soviet Republic. The Members also met with Polish Government officials regarding Poland's failure to adopt a law on private property restitution or compensation.
At a U.S.-sponsored side event, OSCE Special Rapporteur Emmanuel Decaux presented his findings regarding the situation in Turkmenistan. Decaux had been named to his position after ten OSCE participating States took the extraordinary step of invoking the "Moscow Mechanism" for the first time in a decade. They were prompted to do so after the Turkmenistan authorities reacted to an attack on President Saparmurat Niyazov's motorcade on November 25, 2002, with a widespread human rights crackdown marked by torture, disappearances, and a return to Stalin-era practices. Turkmenistan was widely criticized throughout the HDIM, although no Turkmenistan officials attended the meeting. (Uzbekistan was also heavily criticized but, in contrast to Turkmenistan, Uzbek officials fully participated.)
In both the formal sessions and a bilateral meeting with the Kazakhstan delegation, the United States raised the case of two Kazakhstani human rights activists, Amirzahan Kosanov and Ermurai Bapi, who were prohibited from leaving their country in an apparent attempt to prevent them from participating in the HDIM. The efforts by the Government of Kazakhstan to prevent their participation suggests this meeting continues to be viewed as a meaningful forum by authorities in Astana.
On the eve of the HDIM, sham presidential elections were held in Chechnya. The OSCE had previously declined to mount an election observation mission for these elections, concluding that conditions were such that they could not be free and fair.
Elections, held in Azerbaijan midway through the HDIM were marred by serious violations of OSCE norms and significant violence against protestors after the results were announced. Peter Eicher, head of the OSCE election observation mission, flagged particular concern regarding the level of intimidation and unequal conditions for candidates during the campaign period. The U.S. delegation raised in a meeting with Azerbaijani officials concerns about widespread post-elections violence, as well as other human rights concerns, such as the failure of the Azerbaijan Government to register some religious organizations and government-initiated lawsuits targeting opposition media.
The U.S. delegation participated fully in the formal sessions of the meeting (links to the full text of U.S. interventions are below) and attended numerous "side events." Side events may be organized at the site of the meeting by non-governmental organizations, the OSCE or other international organizations, or participating States and provide an opportunity to examine specific subjects or countries in greater depth than is possible in formal meetings. This year, approximately 20 side events were held, focusing on a broad range of subjects including government responses to anti-Semitism, internally displaced persons, minority rights in Balkan countries, and human rights developments in Central Asia.
The United States also took advantage of the presence of the many human rights groups participating in the meeting. For example, although the Government of Turkmenistan did not send a representative, the U.S. delegation was able to meet with Turkmenistani non-governmental groups, as well as an opposition figure in exile who called for increased access to information through international radio broadcasting. Belarusian non-governmental representatives described to U.S. officials the intensified and ongoing crackdown on non-governmental organizations, which they described as a pre-emptive move in advance of upcoming elections and the possible passage by the U.S. Congress of the Belarus Democracy Act.
The HDIM is the only multinational human rights meeting in Europe where non-governmental organization representatives and government representatives have equal access to the speakers' list. Unfortunately, time constraints for the sessions, particularly during the first week, meant that not all speakers inscribed actually had the opportunity to speak.
As at past meetings, the United States held extensive bilateral meetings with government representatives. In many instances, the focus and scope of those meetings reflected the presence of experts from capital cities. For example, U.S. officials took advantage of the participation in the HDIM of a Greek Government expert on trafficking in persons to discuss Athens' efforts to address this problem.
In bilateral meetings with Russian representatives, the U.S. delegation raised concerns about the October 5 elections in Chechnya and the Russian Government's refusal to cooperate with the OSCE on matters relating to Chechnya, including a renewed OSCE presence. The United States also discussed the situation of Meskhetian Turks and Russia's draft law on human trafficking.
U.S. officials also discussed the situation of internally displaced persons with Turkish officials, as well as longstanding U.S. concerns regarding the prevalence of torture in Turkey and restrictions on freedom of religion.
U.S. representatives met with Kyrgyz officials to express concern regarding religious freedom, minority rights, corruption, political and constitutional reform and media freedom. Kyrgyz officials tried, unpersuasively, to blame organizers of a March 2002 demonstration in Aksy for the deaths of unarmed protesters, rather than fault the police who committed the shootings.
Uzbek officials expressed a general commitment to improve respect for human rights, including by adopting a national action plan on torture. (Following several deaths in detention this year and last, Uzbek officials have begun work in Tashkent on the action plan, in consultation with the OSCE, other governments, and non-governmental groups. The action plan has not yet been finalized or implemented.)
U.S. delegates met with representatives from Slovakia, focusing most of their discussion on reports that Slovak Romani women have been sterilized without informed consent. This issue, along with the situation of Roma from Kosovo, had been the most widely raised country-specific concerns at the OSCE's April 2003 Supplementary Human Dimension Meeting on Roma and Sinti.
Other bilateral meetings were held with representatives from Austria, Bulgaria, Germany, Hungary, The Netherlands, Romania, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom to address OSCE matters and related issues of mutual concern.
As at past human dimension meetings and at meetings of the OSCE Permanent Council, the United States was criticized for retaining the death penalty, contrary to the abolitionist trend among other OSCE participating States. At present, the only other OSCE States that still apply the death penalty are Belarus, Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. In addition, some participants raised concern regarding the detainees at the U.S. Naval Base at Guantanamo Bay and the United States' overall respect for human rights in the fight against terrorism.
The United States Helsinki Commission, an independent federal agency, by law monitors and encourages progress in implementing provisions of the Helsinki Accords. The Commission, created in 1976, is composed of nine Senators, nine Representatives and one official each from the Departments of State, Defense and Commerce.
Statements of the U.S. Delegation
Human Dimension Implementation Meeting, 2003
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Hyperpigmentation refers to abnormal darkening of the skin due to increased production of melanin, the pigment that gives skin its color.
Treatments for hyperpigmentation really depend on the cause of the condition. Hydroquinone, AHA, exfoliation, retinoids, spf, and/or laser therapy are different treatments for hyperpigmentation. Always check with your dermatologist.
Hyperpigmentation refers to abnormal darkening of the skin due to increased production of melanin, the pigment that gives skin its color. The problem can appear in small patches or involve larger areas of the skin. These darkened areas can be challenging to conceal with regular cosmetics. What causes this condition and what can you do about it?
Most frequently areas of abnormal pigmentation are due to sun damage or injury to the skin. Darkly pigmented areas called solar lentigines or age spots are very common on the hands and face. They are caused by damage due to sun exposure. Some medical conditions can contribute as can certain medications. Exposure to toxins or chemicals can also play a role. The hormonal changes associated with pregnancy and oral contraceptives can also cause temporary, patchy pigmentation of the skin. It is also very common for people with acne to experience persistent red or purple marks on the skin after acne lesions heal. This is more prevalent among people who pick at their blemishes.
It is also typical to see areas of increased pigment with other skin conditions such as psoriasis, pityriasis rosea, lichen planus and atopic dermatitis. These skin diseases cause inflammation, which stimulates melanin-producing cells called melanocytes to secrete more melanin. Inflammation can cause skin cells called melanocytes to produce too much pigment.
Hyperpigmentation occurs more frequently in people with skin that is darkly pigmented. There is a skin condition called melasma that occurs more often in those with deeper skin tones. The condition causes dark patches to form on the face, especially on sun-exposed areas. Melasma is more prevalent during pregnancy and is often referred to as the "mask of pregnancy."
One of the most effective ingredients for lightening darkly pigmented areas is a chemical called hydroquinone. It works by blocking an enzyme responsible for synthesizing the skin pigment melanin. It is most effective when combined with a weak acid such as glycolic acid that exfoliates the surface of the skin. The combination of these two ingredients helps to lighten and lift excessive pigment. Lightening products require up to 2 months for visible results. Some people experience skin irritation and sensitivity.
Lemon juice is a home remedy commonly used to treat pigmented areas such as age spots. Lemon juice is a weak acid, which may help to exfoliate the upper layer of skin and lighten the pigment. It's unlikely to be as effective as hydroquinone, kojic acid or glycolic acid, but you may see some gradual lightening over time with repeated use.
Dark hyperpigmentation that doesn't respond to hydroquinone combined with glycolic and kojic acid can be treated with a prescription medication called TriLuma. It contains hydroquinone combined with Retin-A. There is a downside to this option. Retin-A causes skin irritation, redness and peeling in many people, so it's best to use it only if other products don't work. Laser therapy, dermabrasion and chemical peels can also be used, but these treatments are expensive and require downtime while the skin heals.
One way to prevent future pigmentation problems is to wear a sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30 that is effective on both UVA and UVB rays. Sun exposure stimulates melanin-producing cells which causes and worsens hyperpigmentation. In addition to applying sunscreen, wear protective clothing and stay out of direct sunlight as whenever possible.
Corrective cosmetics can camouflage pigmented areas and even out skin tone. These products provide good coverage and include a sunscreen to help prevent future pigmentation due to sun exposure. Treatments and cosmetics for excessive pigmentation work best when combined with sunscreen protection.
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Poetry Saturdays: William Shakespeare
If you were watching the by turns corny, head-scratching, and acid-trippy opening ceremony of the London Olympics last night, you may have seen Irish actor Kenneth Branagh declaiming lines from Shakespeare (while in a Victorian morning coat, which was sort of odd but it was that kind of night). The lines were from The Tempest and presumably referred to the UK, not the mysterious shipwrecked island of the play. Personally, I would have gone with the "Blessed Plot" soliloquy from Richard II, but that was just about England and therefore not really fair to the other countries of the UK. Anyway, in honor of the Olympics, and the UK:
The Tempest, Act 3, Scene 2
Be not afeard. The isle is full of noises,
Sounds and sweet airs that give delight and hurt not.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices
That, if I then had waked after long sleep,
Will make me sleep again; and then, in dreaming,
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Convergence of Performance Management and Risk Management - Part 2
the increase of the Governance, Risk & Compliance maturity level at many of
my clients I see that clients start to realize the benefits of the integration
of GRC activities in their Performance Management cycle. Therefore a follow up
on my previous article around Risk Management and the convergence with
Performance Management.
Let me share some insights on Risk & Performance Management initiatives that keep clients busy around Europe. The following 4 items came up in the last 3 months.
1. Cost control and process performance improvement give us the opportunity to embed controls in our process. Lessons learned from Six Sigma and Lean can give us guidance here.
2. How do I manage organizational and regulatory change and monitor the impact on business processes, policies and my risk and control framework?
3. Trending topic is emerging risks, am I able to identity risks that are coming to me over time?
4. Integrated Financial and Risk reporting, an excellent example of 'Where Performance Management meets Risk Management'.
Cost control and Process improvements
Implementing and testing controls has become a huge cost for many organizations. That is why some of my clients are now looking for a way to reduce cost by embedding controls in their existing business processes. This goes hand in hand with the global initiative on cost reduction. While optimizing or even re designing core business processes internal controls are being embedded in the process. What I see is that the organizations that involve process owners and process contributors are most successful. This is an initiative that we have seen before in Lean Six Sigma projects. The only way to optimize processes and to reduce waste is to involve the process owners. Instead of increasing regulatory pressure we should seek a solution in this area in my opinion. Business cases around this have proven to be very successful and savings up to millions of Euros per year have been achieved.
Regulatory change
Regulatory changes are a huge concern of many risk, compliance, legal and audit professionals. How can we monitor these changes and how can we understand the impact on our organization? Taking this together with the fact that policy management is changing from a 'must do' once a year to a continuous process tells us that an integrated approach to Governance, Risk & Compliance is necessary to drive performance. I come across clients that have a monthly Performance Report that shows how they derived business objectives from their policies and how they are performing on a compliance level to these objectives. What risks did they identify in this process and how will they respond to these risks? Organizations realize that they need to understand the correlation between processes, policies, regulations, business objectives, risks and controls and how they might impact each other. An integrated GRC view is the only way to face this challenge.
Emerging Risk Modelling
One of the trending topics among customers is Emerging Risks. Can we model risks that we see coming and can we follow up on risks that are getting closer or fading away? Analytical Risk modeling is an answer to this question. This also let you perform risk forecasting with different scenarios. Interesting question is how the increase of a risk exposure in an operating entity will impact my group level exposure? Risk Analytics, derived from the Performance Management area can help us answer these questions. A financial performance management cycle contains the exact same characteristics.
Integrated Financial and Risk performance reporting
Financial and Risk reporting are standard items in today's Annual Reports, Tax statements, Management reports and Regulatory reports. The big question is how do I keep all of this information organized in such a way that I understand the source of the information, the transformation it has gone through, the owner of the information and most important when information changes at the last moment that all information output contains the latest version? No bigger reputational risk than sending out inconsistent information to stakeholders. Some organizations saw their share price drop with 25% due to inconsistent external reporting. One of my clients has implemented a solution that orchestrates all of these information sources with workflow capabilities and even XBRL output. From a risk perspective this is a great mitigation of your reputational risk and an excellent example of 'Where Performance Management meets Risk Management'.
Blog post by Erwin Boeren
Senior Governance, Risk & Compliance specialist IBM Europe
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Design By: Maggie Weldon
Skill Level: Intermediate
Sizes: Holly Doily - About 16" diameter. Green & White Doily - About 11" diameter. Poinsettia Doily - About 16" diameter.
Christmas Rose Doily - About 14 inches diameter.
Materials: Size 10 Crochet Cotton Thread:
Holly Doily Green - 22 yds (20 meters) Red - 20 yds (18 meters) White - 110 yds (100 meters) ½" Red Buttons - 12; Red Cotton Thread (for buttons); Thread Needle. Green & White Doily White - 85 yds (77 meters) Green - 70 yds (63 meters) Poinsettia Doily White - 150 yds (135 meters) Red - 100 yds (90 meters) Green - 60 yds (54 meters) Yellow - 20 yds (18 meters) Thread Needle. Christmas Rose Doily White - 100 yds (90 meters) Red - 100 yds (90 meters) Green - 60 yds (54 meters)
Crochet Hook: Steel Number 7 (1.65 mm) or size needed to obtain gauge.
Gauge: Holly Doily - Rnds 1-3 = 1¾" diameter Green & White Doily - Rnds1-4 = 2" diameter Poinsettia Doily- Rnds 1-4 of Doily (incl. Flower) = 4" Christmas Rose Doily - Rnds 1-4 = 1¾" diameter
Vintage Christmas Doilies Crochet Pattern
There's a special feeling in the air with Christmas just around the corner. Thoughts are turned homeward to family gatherings, gift exchanges, and a house a glow with exquisite decorations. What better way to decorate your home than with doilies using the Vintage Christmas Doilies crochet pattern set. Vintage crochet brings out memories and stories, especially during the holiday season. Crochet up one or all four designs included in the pattern. Use one of these festive doilies on the entrance hall table as a welcome to all your family and friends. On the dinner table, a doily is a reminder of the good times we share with those near and dear to us. An overnight visitor will feel comfortable in your home with a precious doily placed on the nightstand for a crochet decoration. There are many places to display a doily in your home.
Vintage Christmas Doilies pattern includes instructions for the Holly Doily, the Green and White Doily, the Christmas Rose Doily and the Poinsettia Doily. All styles are made using Size 10 cotton crochet thread and a steel #7 hook. Use the festive holiday colors shown in the pattern for Christmas crochet doilies. You can also use other thread colors and make doilies for all the holiday seasons. The pattern is versatile, so there is no reason to be limited by the color use chooses to use. Doilies have a lace crochet appearance that makes this pattern an intermediate skill level. Dive into making these festive doilies, even if you haven't tackled this type of pattern yet. You won't regret making the Vintage Christmas Doilies for your home or a holiday gift for someone that appreciates a delicate crochet doily.
Other popular crochet doily patterns include:
Butterfly Doily 2 Crochet Pattern
Lacy Butterflies Crochet Pattern
Gorgeous Lace Crochet Pattern
Poinsettia Pineapple Doily Crochet Pattern
Flower Bouquet Doily Crochet Pattern
Poinsettia Angel Doily Crochet Pattern
Christmas is special with these crochet pattern dollies!
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Rock Revival Layne Boot Jean
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- Mid-rise, 19 1/2" bottom opening
- Embroidered back faux flap pockets
- Hand sanding, whiskering, grinding and repair stitch details
- Zip fly
- Leather Rock Revival label on back
- 100% Cotton.
- Turn inside out and machine wash cold, separately. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low and remove promptly. Warm iron if needed.
- This quality denim is hand-finished for a unique look. It will wear like your favorite jeans, with each hole and tear continuing to destruct over time. You will love the comfort of this denim that has the look and feel of years of wear.
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|From energetic drawings to light watercolors, these artist's colored pencils can be used both for coloring and for watercolor paintings. Using a moist brush, you can create exciting watercolor effects, making these watercolor pencils ideal for sketching and illustrations, at school or while studying. When used for watercolor paintings, the color combinations are endless. The large triangular, rounded, wooden pencils have a painted color coating and a 6.5 mm, strong, long-lasting color core. The 12 colors are graded according to Goethe's color circle. Each pack comes with a watercolor brush.
Pencils come in a cardboard box, 12 pencils + 1 paint brush, length: 6.89 inch, diam. 0.39 inch, core diameter 0.25 inch, 12 colors as follows:
01 carmine, 02 vermilion, 03 orange, 04 gold yellow, 07 green, 11 blue violet, 13 red brown, 18 prussian blue, 19 cobalt blue, 25 gold, 26 silver, 34 pearl pink.
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Design by: Maggie Weldon
Skill Level: Beginner to Easy
Size: Chick: 5 ½″ wide x 5 ½″ tall; Sugar Bowl and Creamer: 5 ½″ wide x 4 ½″ tall;
Pants: 6″ wide x 6 ½″ tall.
Materials: Yarn Needle; Sport Weight Cotton Yarn;
Chick: 44 yd White (MC), 10 yd Red (CC); 3 Black 6 mm beads; 3 bone rings;
Sugar Bowl: 45 yd White (MC) and 25 yd Blue or Yellow (CC);
Creamer: 62 yd White (MC) and 25 yd Blue or Yellow (CC);
Pants: Blue: 1 ½ oz, 120 yd (42 g, 108 m); White: 2 yd (1.8 m).
Crochet Hook: Size E-4 (3.50 mm) and F-5 (3.75 mm) or sizes needed to obtain gauge.
Old Fashioned Potholders Set 2 Crochet Pattern
Create a set of unique crochet potholders for your kitchen with the Old Fashioned Potholders Set 2 Pattern. These vintage style of potholders bring enjoyment to every meal. The four fun designs found in this set include a chick, pants, creamer bowl and sugar bowl. The designs are perfect for any kitchen, whether you like country-inspired designs or just want to add some homemade flair to the space. There will be plenty of smiles around the dinner table with any one of the adorable patterns. Change the colors for the creamer and sugar bowl to match your kitchen decor. Make one set of these cute potholders, or make several so you always have a potholder accessible.
The Old Fashioned Potholders Set 2 Crochet Pattern is a great project for a beginner crocheter. This set is easy to make and will stitch up quickly for any skill level. The finished potholders are 5-1/2 inches to 6-1/2 inches wide to protect your hands from hot pans. The natural fibers in the sport weight cotton yarn prevent the yarn from melting or burning when coming in contact with heat. This type of yarn also protects your hands or countertops from hot pans. Be sure to check out Old Fashioned Potholders 1 to complete the set. Vintage crochet items have a special appeal. Make a set of potholders for yourself, and then whip up a set as a gift for Christmas, housewarming or wedding shower. Don't forget, you can customize these designs by changing the colors to match anyone's kitchen.
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Testimony :: Susan Morgan
Executive Director - Global Network Initiative
Chairman Smith, Co-Chairman Cardin, I wish to thank you and the Members of the
Helsinki Commission for conducting this briefing and for the opportunity to address the
work of the Global Network Initiative (GNI) in protecting and advancing freedom of
expression and privacy rights in information and communication technologies (ICTs).
GNI is a multi-stakeholder group of companies, civil society organizations (including
human rights and press freedom groups), investors and academics, who have created a
collaborative approach to protect and advance freedom of expression and privacy in the
ICT sector.
GNI is founded upon Principles on Freedom of Expression and Privacy that all its
participants commit to uphold, rooted in international human rights standards. The
Principles provide high-level guidance and are accompanied by Implementation
Guidelines that set out in greater detail how companies put our Principles into practice.
GNI provides resources for ICT companies to help them address difficult issues related
to freedom of expression and privacy that they may face anywhere in the world.
Alongside our framework of Principles we employ a confidential, collaborative, and
accountable approach to working through challenges of corporate responsibility in the
ICT sector.
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have come under scrutiny with regard to human rights issues. Member companies
commit to a process of independent assessment of how they are implementing GNI's
Principles. In 2012, GNI completed the world's first independent assessment of
technology companies' policies and procedures for responding to government requests
affecting free speech and privacy. The assessments of founding companies Google,
Microsoft, and Yahoo! indicated the companies have made progress in adopting policies
and procedures for dealing with government requests that could threaten the freedom of
expression and privacy rights of users.
Each company's assessment produced different recommendations, but the types of
recommendations made for the companies to consider include: engaging more directly
with human rights groups and experts when conducting risk assessments; improving the
sharing of information to help drive public policy engagement with governments; and
documenting the process for conducting human rights impact assessments, updating it
as new policy or legislative developments are identified. These assessments focused on
the existence of policies and procedures that companies have adopted to implement the
GNI Principles. The next and final phase of the assessment process will examine how
these policies and procedures are deployed in practice.
The breadth and expertise of GNI's diverse membership gives our collective voice
authority when it comes to public policy affecting rights to free expression and privacy
online. In 2012, GNI spoke out on issues of concern in key countries around the world,
and engaged with international institutions to promote the adoption of laws, policies, and
practices that advance freedom of expression and privacy. In Pakistan, for example, GNI
worked with international and Pakistani civil society organizations to warn companies of
the human rights implications of responding to a Request for Proposals to build a new
system for Internet filtering and blocking. GNI member company Websense was the first
to speak out and make a commitment not to submit a response to the proposal. Other
companies including Cisco, Sandvine, Verizon, and McAfee also made public
commitments not to respond and the government reversed course on this particular
GNI has taken some important steps to increase its global reach, gaining new members
from six countries in the past year. New members include academic organizations,
investors, and civil society members from Argentina, Denmark, India, Sweden, the
United Kingdom and the United States. Two new companies, Evoca and Websense,
joined in 2011, the first new companies to join GNI since the formation of the initiative.
The addition of observer companies Facebook and Afilias has also contributed to
increasing the breadth of the companies working with us.
Because the free expression and privacy issues facing technology companies are
constantly changing, GNI provides opportunities for its members to work through
complex issues with other participants in a safe, confidential space. GNI members
regularly meet to discuss the risks in particular countries, new legislative and regulatory
developments, as well as to discuss best practices for company human rights due
In June 2012, GNI hosted its first Annual Learning Forum in Washington DC, bringing
together companies, civil society organizations, investors and academics both inside
GNI and not to discuss freedom of expression and privacy issues. There GNI presented
a new report, "Digital Freedoms in International Law: Practical Steps to Protect Human
Rights Online," co-authored by Dr. Ian Brown and Professor Douwe Korff, which
examines the challenges facing governments and technology companies as they
balance rights to expression and privacy with law enforcement and national security
Challenges facing the technology sector
The catalytic role that technology has played in support of democratic aspirations around
the world is undeniable, but so too are its uses by governments to aid in the surveillance
and suppression of rights. Increasing government interest in controlling ICT is illustrated
by the proposal for code of conduct on information security put forward at the UN
General Assembly by China, Russia, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan, as well as proposals in
advance of the World Conference on International Telecommunications in Dubai in
Although commonly associated with China's sophisticated censorship architecture or
Mubarak's mass shutdown of the Internet during Egypt's revolution, these issues are by
no means limited to autocracies. In the United Kingdom, for example, the Draft
Communications Data Bill (C8359), while pursuing legitimate law enforcement
objectives, has worrying aspects to it, and could give authoritarian regimes justification
for their own approach. It is critically important that as democracies address some of the
challenges they face they do this in a way that sees legislation and policies developed
that would serve as a worthy model for other countries to adopt.
Companies are facing new threats from governments in many markets that take
increasingly diverse and complex forms. In Thailand, the troubling conviction of
Chiranuch Premchaiporn, webmaster of the online forum Prachathai, for not moving
quickly enough to remove content posted by users illustrates the serious harm that
occurs when companies are held liable for content uploaded or sent by users. In Russia,
new laws ostensibly aimed at curbing extremism may enable the widespread blocking of
websites for the purpose of political suppression. Some countries are considering
measures to require the location of data centers in country to control access to user
data, as was proposed in Vietnam. Finally, some states continue to engage in the
shutdown of communications networks and blocking of selected websites, as was
recently the case in Tajikistan.
With increasing government interest in communications technologies, companies in the
ICT sector can find themselves caught between government requests for information,
and their responsibility to respect the human rights of their users. The resulting ethical
questions are becoming increasingly complex and require proactive strategies to
anticipate and address human rights risks. The role of GNI is to provide a platform for
developing these strategies, and to allow companies to credibly demonstrate their
commitment to human rights.
The challenges of navigating the nexus of human rights and technology are too
complicated for any single company to manage alone. GNI's experience demonstrates
that even the fiercest of commercial competitors can work together when it comes to
human rights. These efforts are further multiplied by the informed expertise of other
stakeholders, including human rights organizations active on-the-ground in repressive
regimes, investors interested in encouraging companies to respect the rights of their
users while operating in diverse and challenging markets, and academic researchers
whose findings and analysis enhances understanding of human rights issues in the ICT
GNI continues to pursue dialogue with companies across ICT sector, including with
telecommunications firms, as the time is now right to address issues in this part of the
By working together, rights-respecting companies have an opportunity to both set a
global standard for how companies can responsibly manage government requests
impacting free expression and privacy rights, but also collectively engage with those
governments to promote the rule of law and the adoption of laws, policies and practices
that protect, respect, and fulfill rights to free expression and privacy.


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We are very excited about our new Set of 3 Mushroom Felt Storage Boxes! Made of sturdy, thick, 100% wool felt, these boxes will be great for storing magazines, books, blocks, dress up clothes, play silks, dolls, yarn and wool for feltingand crafts, and so much more! The largest is a 12" cube, the next is 10", and the smallest is 8". The smallest one would be great for using as a purse or a knitting bag. The mushrooms are sewn on and are very cute with their polka dots! Made exclusively for us in Nepal, Fair Trade.
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The Empire Standard Cabinet with Base for
Breckenridge Deluxe 36 Firebox - Dark Oak is built from 3/4 inch fine
furniture grade cabinetry components. The full 3/4 inch cove moldings
and edge trim add structural integrity. This mantel is made with special
tooling and a controlled environment to allow the craftsman to achieve
an exquisite piece with greater precision and tighter joints. Each
mantel features matching solid wood trim and matching decorative trim
pieces. This mantel is more compact than the universal mantels and has a
built in base. Fits White Mountain Hearth Fireplaces without
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For use indoors
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Home » Acer » Aspire » 5920 Series » Acer Aspire 5920 Series 5920-6954
Acer Aspire 5920 Series 5920-6954 replacement LCD screens are available from ScreenTek -- the leading LCD display supplier for laptops and other video display uses. Whether you are a laptop repair shop, computer part reseller or end-user, we have the Acer laptop screens for your computer repair needs.
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If you are a computer repair shop, computer parts reseller, or volume buying corporate end-user, please register with our store and provide us a copy of your tax ID certificate, and we'll update your account settings. For other discounts, please inquire within.
Use the button above to order by your laptop model. If you've already removed your old laptop screen, you might order by the Acer part number on the back (possibly similar to one of the 47 part #'s below):
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No need to disturb your baby - this car seat adaptor lets you click & cruise. Move your car seat from car to stroller & back again!
*IMPORTANT - certified to use with Safe n Sound Unity purchased pre-2014
*Please note that the seat fabric of the buggy must be on the frame when using this travel system.
Not currently available in this region.
The travel system is HOT! because:
- move capsule car seat from car to stroller without disturbing baby
- simple 'click' car seat loading on to your stroller
- recommended to max load of 9kgs
- compatible with Safe n Sound Unity car seats only
- will attach your Safe n Sound Unity car seat to the following stroller models:
- classic & legacy red classic
- sport v1 & v2
- legacy dash pre-2015)
- hammerhead
- explorer
- s3
- dot
- navigator
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Design By: Maggie Weldon
Skill Levels:
Old St. Nick- Intermediate Skill
Frosty Fella- Easy Skill
Sizes: Old St. Nick- 12" wide x 33" tall (including Beard)
Frosty Fella- 12" wide x 24" long (incl. Hat & Scarf)
Materials: Worsted Weight Yarn:
Old St Nick: White (W) - 7 oz, 385 yd (196 g, 347 m);
Pink (MC) - 4 oz, 220 yd (112 g, 198 m);
Red (R) - 4 oz, 220 yd (112 g, 198 m);
Small amount Green (G);
12" Metal Ring; 1" Ring; Small amount Black and White Felt;
Frosty Fella: White (W) - 4 oz, 220 yd (112 g, 198 m);
Black (B) - 4 oz, 220 yd (112 g, 198 m);
Green (G) - 1 oz, 55 yd (28 g, 50 m);
Small amounts Orange (O) and Red (R);
12" Metal Ring.
For Both: Hot or Craft Glue; Yarn Needle; Cardboard 5" x 6".
Crochet Hook:Size F-5 (3.75 mm) or size needed to obtain gauge.
Gauge: 8 dc and 4 rows = 2".
Old St. Nick and Frosty Fella Wall Hangings Crochet Pattern
This is a great way to spice up your house for the holiday season! Who doesn't love Santa or a cute snowman?
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Orders are generally shipped within 1-3 business days of the order being submitted to us. We ship orders Monday, Wednesday and Thursday each week with the exception of any major US holidays. Our shipping and handling charges include the costs for Customer Service, processing and postage. Shipping and handling is non-refundable. We accept payment through PayPal, Visa, MasterCard, and Discover Card. We do not accept Cash, Checks or Money Orders; please do not send these to us!
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Our policy lasts for 60 days. If 60 days have passed since your purchase was made, unfortunately we can not offer you a refund. To be eligible for a return, your item must be unused and in the same condition that you received it. It must also be in the original packaging. To complete your return, we require a receipt or proof of purchase be sent with your return. Please do not send your purchase back to the product manufacturer. There are certain situations where only partial refunds are granted: Books with obvious signs of use Any item not in its original condition, is damaged or missing parts for reasons not due to our error. There are certain situations where no refund will be granted: CD or DVD that has been opened Clearance/Bargain Items - Only regular priced items may be refunded, unfortunately Clearance/Bargain items cannot be refunded.
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Maggie's Crochet Brand offers download versions of most of our products. Adobe Reader is required when opening the patterns. If you do not have Adobe Reader installed on your computer or device, you can download it here: http://get.adobe.com/reader/. Please note: Using other programs such as Preview or PDF Complete will cause printing errors and more. Due to the nature of downloadable products, we cannot and will not refund the cost of the item. If the item is a Maggie's Crochet Brand pattern, we can generally mail the pattern to you if you are having trouble downloading. Shipping and handling charges will have to be charged using a credit card by phone. Some downloads are not available to ship out - these are noted and all sales are final on those products. If you are not sure, please contact customer service.
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