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  • 2 - Deliberations of the Working Group

  • from Part I. - Background
  • Jared Genser
  • Book:
    The UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention
    Published online:
    20 September 2019
    Print publication:
    26 September 2019, pp 23-48

  • Summary

    In its first report to the Commission on Human Rights (UNCHR), the WGAD identified a number of situations involving questions of principle, which required special consideration.1 In its third session, the WGAD decided it would consider such questions and adopt decisions about them (referred to as “deliberations”) not in the abstract but in connection with the consideration of individual cases submitted to it.2 Over its history, the WGAD has adopted nine Deliberations and a commentary on drug policies, which will each be examined in turn.