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In this guide

INTRODUCTION

1. OVERVIEW OF PARALLEL REPORTING

  • What is UN Treaty Body reporting?
  • What are states obligations regarding economic, social and cultural rights?
  • Why engage in parallel reporting?
  • Choosing the relevant Treaty Body

2. HOW TO ENGAGE IN PARALLEL REPORTING

  • How the reporting process works
  • Engaging with treaty bodies before, during and after the review cycle
  • Follow-up procedures

3. HOW TO DEVELOP A PARALLEL REPORT

  • Using a human rights-based approach to data collection
  • Tips for developing your parallel report
  • What kinds data to include?

4. Guides, examples, and templates to do your parallel report on Women and ESCR.

 

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