If you liked Vienna review conference by Alison Jolly and University of Essex. Human Rights Centre, start with One year of human rights monitoring with the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights in Rwanda (1998), Missing Lemur Link (2016), and Fiddle and the See-Throughs (2012). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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One year of human rights monitoring with the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights in Rwanda
1998 · 24 pages · Roberto Ricci, University of Essex. Human Rights Centre · Same author
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Missing Lemur Link
2016 · 300 pages · Ivan Norscia, Elisabetta Palagi, Michael Huffman, Alison Jolly, Ian Tatterall · Same author
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Fiddle and the See-Throughs
2012 · 36 pages · Alison Jolly, Helen Stanton · Same author
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Lucys Legacy
2001 · 528 pages · Alison Jolly · Same author
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Free media
1994 · 26 pages · University of Essex. Human Rights Centre · Same author
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Art and Life of Alison Mason Kingsbury
2010 · 107 pages · Jillian Piccirilli, Alison Jolly · Same author
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Ny aiay Ako
2005 · 29 pages · Alison Jolly · Same author
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Ringtailed Lemur Biology: Lemur catta in Madagascar (Developments in Primatology: Progress and Prospects)
2006 · 378 pages · Alison Jolly, Hanta Rasamimanana · Same author
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Key points on women's human rights
2000 · 53 pages · University of Essex. Human Rights Centre · Same author
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LORDS AND LEMURS Mad Scientists, Kings with Spears, And the Survival of Diversity in Madagascar
2004 · Alison Jolly · Same author
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A world like our own
1980 · 272 pages · Alison Jolly · Same author
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Human Dimension Seminar on Ombuds and National Human Rights Protection Institutions (Warsaw, 25-28 May 1998)
1999 · 16 pages · Olivia Klevan, University of Essex. Human Rights Centre · Same author
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BookOrb recommends One year of human rights monitoring with the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights in Rwanda (1998), Missing Lemur Link (2016), Fiddle and the See-Throughs (2012), Lucys Legacy (2001), and Free media (1994).
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Vienna review conference is by Alison Jolly and University of Essex. Human Rights Centre.