Document HURC-COVS UN 100207 - Yugoslavia signs Two Covenants on Human Rights

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HURC-COVS UN 100207

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Yugoslavia signs Two Covenants on Human Rights

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  • 1967.08.08 (Creation)

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Yugoslavia today became fourteenth State to sign the International Covenant on Human Rights. The two Covenants, on Civil and Political Rights and on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, were
adopted by the General Assembly on 16 December 1966.
When they come into force, they will require States Parties to implement the rights and freedoms proclaimed in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Ambassador Anton Vratusa, Permanent Representative of Yugoslavia to the UN, signing the two instruments in a brief ceremony in the Office of Legal Affairs. Looking on is Mr. F. Blaine Sloan, Director, General Legal Division.

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UN Photo 100207 / T. Chen

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      Protection period to: 1967-08-08
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