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104th session (12 - 30 March 2012), New York

Provisional Agenda CCPR/C/104/1/Rev.1	A \| C \| E \| F \| R \| S	Information note for NGO	E \| S
Programme of work	E	Information note for NHRI	E
Opening Address	E	Follow-up report on concluding observations	E \| F \| S \| C \| A

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In accordance with the SG's instructions on greening the United Nations, please be informed that no documents will be available in the conference room during the Human Rights Committee’s session in New York. All public documents related to the session will be available on the Committee’s webpage.

Consideration of reports and country situations in the absence of a report

The Committee will consider the following reports and country situations during the session:

Note: Schedules are subject to change by the Committee at short notice

Schedule & Summary Records	States reports /situations & Core Document	List of Issues & Written replies	Delegation List & Statement	NGO Information	Concluding Observations	Comments and Follow-up Response	Information on Follow-Up	Letters sent to the State Party
CAPE VERDE March 2012, Wednesday 21st am SR.2877	To be discussed in the absence of a report	CCPR/C/CPV/Q/1 E \| F \| S	List Statement	Delta Cultura Cabo Verde International Disability Alliance	CCPR/C/CPV/CO/1 A \| C \| E \| S
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC March 2012, Monday 12th pm & Tuesday 13th am SR.2864/2865	CCPR/C/DOM/5 E \| F \| S	CCPR/C/DOM/Q/5 E \| F \| S As received E \| F \| S	List Statement	Amnesty International 1 & 2 CPTI E \| F \| S FUNCEJI, MOSCTHA, FEI, MUDHA, ICED, Centro Pedro Francisco Bonó, CLADEM, CMS, TRANSSA Global Initiative IDA Justice Initiative Open Society Justice Initiative and the Center for Justice and International Law	CCPR/C/DOM/CO/5 C \| E \| F \| S
GUATEMALA March 2012, Monday 19th pm & Tudesday 20th am SR.2874/2875	CCPR/C/GTM/3 E \| F \| S	CCPR/C/GTM/Q/3 E \| F \| S CCPR/C/GTM/Q/3/Add.1 E \| F \| S	List Statement	Amnesty International 1-2-3-4 CPTI E \| F \| S IDA Global Initiative Procurador de los Derechos Humanos Report on violations of women's human rights E \| S	CCPR/C/GTM/CO/3 A \| C \| E \| S
MOZAMBIQUE Postponed	Postponed		List Statement
TURKMENISTAN March 2012, Thursday 15th pm & Friday 16th am/pm SR.2870/2871/2872	CCPR/C/TKM/1 E \| F \| R \| S	CCPR/C/TKM/Q/1 E \| F \| R \| S CCPR/C/TKM/Q/1/Add.1 E \| F \| R \| S	List Statement	Amnesty International CPTI E \| F \| S Freedom Now IDA International Partnership	CCPR/C/TKM/CO/1 A \| C \| E	CCPR/C/TKM/CO/1/Add.1 F \| R \| S
YEMEN March 2012, Wednesday 14th pm & Thursday 15th am SR.2868/2869	CCPR/C/YEM/5 A \| E \| F \| S	CCPR/C/YEM/Q/5 E \| F \| S CCPR/C/YEM/Q/5/Add.1 No Replies Submitted	List Statement	Amnesty International Alkarama A-F Al-Khadam ALKARAMA CPTI E \| F \| S CRIN Equality Now FIDH Human Rights Watch International Disability Alliance Small Arms Report	CCPR/C/YEM/CO/5 A \| E \| F \| S

Please note that A l C l E l F l R l S refer to the availability of documents in the official United Nations languages, which are Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian, and Spanish.

Consideration of individual communications

The Committee will also consider a number of individual communications in closed meetings during the session.

Country Report Task Forces for the adoption of lists of issues:

Country Report Task Forces will consider and adopt list of issues on reports submitted by Philippines, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Paraguay.

States reports	Core documents and States reports and country situation	List of Issues	Information from other sources
BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA	CCPR/C/BIH/2 E \| F \| S	CCPR/C/BIH/Q/2 E \| F \| S	Amnesty International 1-2-3-4 Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment IDA MDAC NGO coalition The Institution of Human Rights Ombudsman of Bosnia and Herzegovina TRIAL 1-2
PARAGUAY	CCPR/C/PRY/3 E \| F \| S	CCPR/C/PRY/Q/3 E \| F \| S	CPTI Defensoría del Pueblo IDA Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment
PHILIPPINES	CCPR/C/PHL/4 E \| F \| S Annexes 1, 2, 3, 4	CCPR/C/PHL/Q/4 E \| F \| S	Amnesty International 1-2-3-4 Centre for Reproductive Rights 1-2-3 Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment IDA International Commission of Jurists (ICJ) REDRESS 1-2-3
PORTUGAL	CCPR/C/PRT/4 E and Annex \| F \| S	CCPR/C/PRT/Q/4 E \| F \| S	IDA MDAC
TURKEY	CCPR/C/TUR/1 E \| F \| S	CCPR/C/TUR/Q/1 E \| F \| S	Amnesty International 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 CPTI Global Initiative to End All Corporal Punishment IDA Syriac Universal Alliance The Equal Rights Trust Turkish LGBT Rights Platform

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