Mr Ruddock goes to Geneva

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Zifcak, Spencer Michael. (2004). Mr Ruddock goes to Geneva University of New South Wales Press.

Authors	Zifcak, Spencer Michael
Abstract	In this important book, lawyer Spencer Zifcak describes how friends fell out in Geneva, and looks at the actions the Australian government took in reaction to UN criticism of its human rights record. From that fateful meeting at the Palais des Nations in Geneva he traces the government efforts to change the UN committee system and the impact of the controversy on Australia's international reputation.
Keywords	United Nations; Human Rights Law
ISBN	0868404551
Research Group	Thomas More Law School
Year	2004
Publisher	University of New South Wales Press
Place of publication	Australia
Series	Briefings

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