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  Agenda Item 5(f) The

Agenda Item 5(f) Thematic dialogues: International Decade of Indigenous Languages Monday 25 April 3 to 5 pm List of speakers Indigenous peoples’ organizations and civil society 1 Cherokee Nation, USA In person (invited speaker) 2 Global Home for Indigenous Peoples In person (invited speaker) 3 Assembly of First Nations, Canada In person 4 Tebtebba, the Philippines In person 5 Organismo Indígena Naleb, Guatemala On line 6 Association of Indigenous Peoples of the North, Siberia and Far East of the Russian Federation Online 7 Congress of Aboriginal Peoples, Canada Online 8 United Confederation of Taino People, Caribbean In person 9 Confederacion Nacional de Mujeres Indígenas Originarias de Bolivia In person 10 Native Youth Alliance, USA In person 11 Summer Institute of Linguistics, Thailand In person 12 Association of Teachers of Native Language and Literature of Indigenous Small-Numbered Peoples of the North, Siberia and Far East, Russian Federation Online 13 Indigenous peoples of Africa Coordinating Committee, Botswana In person 14 International Indian Treaty Council, International In person 15 Rochun, India In person 16 The New Dawn Pacessetter, Kenya In person 17 Tribalink, Guatemala In person 18 University of Hawaii, Institute for Human Rights, USA In person 19 Kadazan Legacy Center, Malaysia Online 20 Office of the Mong Chief, Bangladesh In person 21 Mujeres indigenas por Ciarena, Mexico Online 22 Interregioal Public Organization “The Union of Indigenous Peoples “Soyuz”, Russian Federation Online 23 Congres Mondial Amasigh, North Africa Online 24 Association Tin Hinan, Canada In person 25 Kapaeeng Foundation, Bangladesh Online 26 International Organization of Indigenous Resource Development, Canada Online 27 Khmers Kampuchea-Krom Federation, USA In person 28 Rastriya Adiwasi Janajati Mahila Manch, Nepal Online 30 Cubraiti, Inc, USA In person 31 Kapaeeng Foundation, Bangladesh online 32 Shawnee Tribe, USA In person 33 Demestic and Foreign Missionary Society of the Protestant Episcopal Church, USA In person Agenda Item 3 Discussion on the theme “Indigenous peoples, business, autonomy and the human rights principles of due diligence, including free, prior and informed consent” Tuesday 26 April 9 to 11 am List of speakers Indigenous peoples’ organizations and civil society 1 The Sami Parliament In person 2 Nation of Hawai’I Online 3 Asian Indigenous Peoples Pact In person 4 Chirapaq In person 5 Association of Finno-Ufric peoples Online 6 Ngaati Wairere, New Zealand In person 7 Association des femmes peoples et peuples autochtone du Tchad In person 8 Saami Council In person 9 Organización Nacional de Mujeres Indígenas Andinas y Amazonicas In person 10 Congress of Aboriginal Peoples Online 11 Association of Indigenous Peoples of the North, Siberia and Far East of the Russian Federation (RAIPON) In person 12 National Congress of American Indians In person 13 Jamii Asilia Centre In person 14 Coordinadora Nacional de Mujeres Indígenas In person 15 Indigenous Peoples Rights International In person 16 Centro de Estudios Multidisciplinario Aymara Online 17 Regional Civic Movement “Union of Indigenous Peoples of Sakhalin” Online 18 Tsilhgot’in National Goverenment Online 19 Confederacion Indigena Tayroca In person 20 Federacion Indigena Empresarial y Comunidades Locales de Mexico In person 21 Native American Rights Fund In person 22 Treaty No 8. Canada Online 23 Regional Association of Indigenous Peoples of the North of the Krasnoyarsk Krai In person 24 Nunatukavut Community Council Online 25 Guahan Coalition for Peace and Justice Online 26 Native Council of Nova Scotia Online 27 Association of Saami of Kola Peninsula Online 28 Indigenous World Association In person 28 ACSILs, Japan Online 30 Native Council of Prince Edward Island Online 31 CUBRAITI, INC, USA In person Agenda Item 3 Discussion on the theme “Indigenous peoples, business, autonomy and the human rights principles of due diligence, including free, prior and informed consent” Tuesday 26 April 3 to 5 pm List of speakers Indigenous peoples’ organizations and civil society 1 Indigenous Peoples organization, Australia Online 2 National Association of Friendship Centres, Canada In person 3 Conselho Indigena Missionarion (CIMI) Brazil Online 4 Tin hinan, Burkina Faso In person 5 Asociacion de la Juventud Indígena Argentina In person 6 NSW Aboriginal Land Council, Australia Online 7 Pacos Trust / Community Forest Management Organization, Malasya In person 8 Arramat Project, Canada In person 9 Guahan Coalition for Peace and Justice, Guam, USA Online

Score: 838058.6 - https://www.un.org/development...eakers-List-25-26April2022.pdf

  Microsoft Word - JCB member conflict_2014_en.docx

Where a JCB member's interests or the interests of an Associated Person or Associated Institution create the perception that he or she is using his or her role on the JCB for personal benefit or for the benefit of an Associated Person or Associated Institution. (...) You must also declare relevant interests of Associated Persons and Associated Institutions as defined below. (...) Do you have any reason to believe that your interests or the interests of an Associated Person or Associated Institution may create the perception that you are using your role on the JCB for your personal benefit or for the benefit of an Associated Person or Associated Institution?

Score: 835585.9 - https://www.who.int/tdr/about/...CB_member_conflict_2014_en.pdf

  Microsoft Word - CDMinvestmentguideRECOVERED.doc

ANNEXURE A List of Industry Associations A1 National Institute for Explosive Technology A2 Textile Federation A3 Chemical and Allied Industries’ Association A4 South Africa Stainless Steel Development Association A5 Agricultural Business Chamber A6 South Africa Sugar Association A7 National Association of Automobile Manufacturers of South Africa A8 The South African Wind Energy Association A9 South African Institute of Forestry A10 South African ISI (Iron and Steel Industries) A11 Aluminium Federation of South Africa A12 Chamber of Mines of SA A13 Technical Association of Pulp and Paper of South Africa A14 Plastics Federation of South Africa A15 The Aerosol Manufacturers’ Association of SA A16 Cement and Concrete Institute Association/ Association of Cementitious Material Producers A17 Paper Manufacturers of SA A18 Commercial Aviation Association of SA A19 Pharmaceutical Manufacturers of SA A20 Packing Council of SA A21 Road Freight Association of SA A22 South African Petroleum Industry Association A23 National Automobile Parts Association A24 Institute of Waste Management of SA 50 A25 National Institute of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers A26 South African Road Federation A27 Association of Marine Underwriters 51 CDM PROJECT Industry Association INFORMATION TEMPLATE A1 Name of Organisation National Institute for Explosives Technology Logo of Organisation Nature of services given by organisation Fostering the interests of the South African Explosives Industry by assisting with the drafting of legislation, supporting training initiatives and conferences for our members and interest groups and providing a neutral platform in the industry. (...) Box 700 Mount Edgecombe KwaZulu Natal 4300 Nature of interest in CDM Co-ordination 57 CDM PROJECT Industry Association INFORMATION TEMPLATE A7 Name of Organisation NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURERS OF SOUTH AFRICA Logo of Organisation Insert logo Nature of services given by organisation Co-ordination with members Contact Person Mr. (...) Contact Person Naude Klopper Physical address PO BOX 10181 Centurion 0046 Telephone and fax number 012 663 5146 FAX : 012 663 6036 Email address and website Naudek.acmp@mweb.co.za Nature of interest in CDM Co-ordination 67 CDM PROJECT Industry Association INFORMATION TEMPLATE A17 Name of Organisation Paper Manufacturers of South Africa Logo of Organisation Insert logo Nature of services given by organisation Assist members with CDM issues Contact Person Mr John Hunt Physical address Cor.

Score: 831820.8 - https://www.unido.org/sites/de...ide_South_Africa_annex_1_0.pdf

  OFFICE FOR HUMAN AND

Please provide information on the legislative and policy framework in place in your country related to the status, establishment, resourcing and functioning of representative organizations of persons with disabilities at the national, regional and local levels; The Law on Associations regulates the area of founding, financing and functioning of associations of citizens, including the associations of persons with disabilities. (...) This way, capacities of associations of persons with disabilities are being built, simultaneously enticing their direct involvement in the decision making process. 5. (...) The Initial Report is expected to be presented in the spring of 2016. The following associations were involved in the process of making the report: the National Organisation of Persons with Disabilities (the umbrella association of persons with disabilities in the Republic of Serbia), Organisation of Students with Disabilities, “…Iz Kruga”, Center for Society Orientation/Regional Centre for Monitoring the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, Centre “Living Upright”, Inclusive Society Development Center, Centre for Independent Living of Persons with Disabilities of Serbia, Cross disability network (CRID) and Coalition of associations gathered around Mental Disabilities International - Serbia (МDRI).

Score: 829011.3 - https://www.ohchr.org/sites/de...cisionMaking/States/Serbia.doc

  List of Non-Governmental Organization Accredited to the Conference of States Parties | United Nation

African Disability Forum (ADF) Africa Disability Alliance (ADA) (formerly known as Secretariat of the African Decade of Persons with Disabilities) AIDS-Free World Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (AG Bell) A Leg to Stand On, Inc. (...) Dominica Association of Persons with Disabilities, Inc. Down Syndrome Albania Foundation Down Syndrome Australia Down Syndrome Society of Kenya Draktsho Vocational Training Centre for Special Children and Youth Dream for Disability Foundation East Eagle Foundation (EEF) Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) Entire Power in Social Action (EPSA) Empowerment Through Integration (ETI) Enosh – The Israeli Mental Health Association Entire Power In Social Action – EPSA Nepal Equal Opportunities Commission of Hong Kong Equal Rights for Persons with Disabilities International (ERPDI) Equally Unique Essl Foundation European Association of Service providers for Persons with Disabilities (EASPD) European Centre for Law and Justice European Disability Forum European League of Stuttering Associations (ELSA) European Women’s Lobby Face Equality International Family Research Council Federação Brasileira das Associações de Síndrome de Down (FBASD) (Brazilian Federation of Down Syndrome Associations) Federação Nacional das Apaes (National Federation of Parents and Friends of People with Intellectual Disabilities Associations of Brazil) Fédération Guinéene pour la Promotion des Associations des Personnes Handicapées (FEGUIPAH) Fédération guinéenne des associations de personnes handicapées Federation of and for People with Disabilities Federation of Ethiopian National Associations of Persons with disabilities (FENAPD) Fédération togolaise des personnes handicapées FESTAC-USA Fight For Rights Fight the Stroke FIU Embrace | Center for Advancing Inclusive Communities Fondation Telethon Fondo Teleton de Apoyo a Instituciones Fordham Research Consortium on Disability Franiscans International Franklin & Eleasnor Roosevelt Institute Friends of Peace and Development Organization Fundación Descúbreme (Discover Me Foundation) Fundación Dime, A.C. (Dime Foundation) Fundacion Teleton G3ict – Global Initiative for Inclusive Technologies Gambia Future Hands on Disabled People Gedaraf Digital City Organization Gerakan Peduli Disabilitas Dan Lepra Indonesia (GPDLI) Ghana Federation of Disability Organisations Global Alliance on Accessible Technologies and Environment (GAATES) Global Deaf Connection Global Disability Innovation Hub (GDI Hub) Global Partnership for Disability and Development (GPDD) GlobalPartnersUnited HalfthePlanet Foundation Handicap International Harmony of the World Harvard Law School Project on Disability (HPOD) Help Me See, Inc Hong Kong Council of Social Service Human Rights Watch Humanitarian Organization for Poverty Eradication Idea Center (United States) IFENDU for Women’s Development (IFENDU) Impact Foundation Bangladesh Inclusion International Inclusion Ireland Institute for Human Centered Design (formerly Adaptive Environments) Institute of Developing Economies (JETRO) Institute on Disability and Public Policy (IDPP) Instituto Paradigma Instituto ser educacional (Educational Institute) Inter-American Institute on Disability International Center for Autism Research and Education (Icare4Autism) International Council For Caring Communities, Inc International Disability Alliance International Disability and Development Consortium International Dyslexia Association (IDA) International Federation for Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus International Federation of Adapted Physical Activity (IFAPA) International Federation of Hard of Hearing People International Human Rights Association of American Minorities (IHRAAM) International Paralympic Committee International Right to Life Federation International Save the Children Alliance International Society of Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine (ISPRM) International Stuttering Association International Voluntary Organization for Women, Education and Development (IVOWD) International Organization for Standardization Iraqi Handicapped and Survivors Society IUS Gentium Conimbrigae Institute-Human Rights Centre Japan Disability Forum Jesh Foundation Joint National Association of Persons with Disabilities (JONAPWD Nigeria) Jubilee Sailing Trust Junior Chamber International Nigeria Kéroul Keystone Human Services International Kids Brain Health Network Korea Association of Persons with Physical Disabilities Korean Differently Abled Federation (KODAF) Korea Differently Abled Women United Korean Disability Forum Korea Disability Law Association (KDLA) Korea Employment Security Association for the Disabled Korea Federation of Organizations of the Disabled Korean Network for Accessible Tourism Korean Society for Rehabilitation of Persons with Disabilities Korea Spinal Cord Injury Association Koshish: National Mental Health Self-help Organisation Kpakpando Foundation for Physically Challenged Persons Kuwaiti Society for Guardians of the Disabled Lakeshore Foundation Landmine Survivors Network Latin American Blind Union Latin American Network of Non-Governmental Organizations of Persons with Disabilities and their Families (RIADIS) Lebanese Physical Handicapped Union Lebanese Welfare Association for the Handicapped Leonard Cheshire International Lesotho National League of the Visually Impaired Persons (LNLVIP) Life Vanguards Lift Up Care for the Needy Foundation (LCNF) Light for the World Little People of Kosova LOTOS Disability Awareness and Learning Center (Azerbaijan) Lumos Foundation March of Dimes Canada Manasa (India) Markaz‐e‐Umeed for Special Needs Children ‐ Pakistan McGill Centre for Human Rights and Legal Pluralism Mental Disability Advocacy Centre (Hungary) Mental Disability Rights International Mental Health Europe / Sante Mentale Europe Mine and Weapon Victims Association Mine Combat Organization Mobile Theatre Cultural Society Muscle Disabilities Association of Korea National Association of Disabled People of Angola (ANDA) National Centre for Persons with Disabilities (NCPD) National Centre for Promotion of Employment of Disabled People National Council of and for Persons with Disabilities Inc.

Score: 828639.5 - https://www.un.org/development...ference-of-states-parties.html

  14/10/2011 Reply of

There are about 268 thousand persons with disabilities in Lithuania. They are represented by more than 30 associations of persons with disabilities. (...) In the decision-making processes, including the development of legislation and policy, the rights of people with disabilities are defended and represented by the associations of disabled persons. Decisions are taken after assessment of the opinions, experiences and the needs of persons with disabilities. (...) There are about 268 thousand persons with disabilities in Lithuania. They are represented by more than 30 associations of persons with disabilities. 6.

Score: 826972.7 - https://www.ohchr.org/sites/de...cipation/States/Lithuania.docx

  WRITTEN SUBMISSION T

However, the experience of the Ombudsman for persons with disabilities shows that employers need to also extend the right to reasonable accommodation to employees who are associated with a person with disability (employee´s child, parent, spouse etc.). (...) The court reasoned that the “associated person’s” disability in fact is the employee’s disability for the purpose of the accommodation obligation. [1: https://caselaw.findlaw.com/ca-court-of-appeal/1731055.html] In our opinion, judgment of the European Court of Justice in Case C-303/06 Coleman v. Attridge Law and Steve Law [2008][footnoteRef:2] supports this need for expanded reasonable accomodation when it introduces the principle of discrimination by association: The European Court of Justice has held that the Framework Employment Directive (2000/78/EC) does cover direct discrimination and harassment against an employee on the ground of his or her association with a disabled person.

Score: 820962.7 - https://www.ohchr.org/sites/de...budsman_Pers_disabilities.docx

  BMAS Abteilung V

It makes no difference whether a person is disabled or not. Positive freedom of association guarantees the individual right of every disabled person to form and become actively involved in associations. Negative freedom of association implies that disabled person have the right not to form an association, to stay away or resign from existing associations. (...) Health funds and their associations are supporting self-help groups and organisations dealing with preventive health issues and the rehabilitation of insured persons.

Score: 817233.7 - https://www.ohchr.org/sites/de...States/QuestionaireGermany.pdf

  Regional Expert meet

Judith Ekaete Umoh , Joint National Association of Persons Living with Disabilities (Nigeria) 15. (...) Palwos Kasu , Federation of Ethiopian National Associations of Persons with Disabilities (Ethiopia) 16. (...) Shitaye Astawes , Federation of Ethiopian National Associations of Persons with Disabilities (Ethiopia) 24.

Score: 817069.87 - https://www.ohchr.org/sites/de...Support/Participants-EGM_.docx

  Montenegro Questionn

As far as practice of law is concerned, the Law (Article 2) states that it is an autonomous and independent service of rendering legal assistance to natural and legal persons and that the attorneys who were recorded in the Bar Association Register may practice law, individually or in a joint law firm or a in a partnership law firm. (...) The work of the Board is managed by the President of the Bar Association. President of the Bar Association and vice president of the Bar Association are elected in accordance with this Statute and they are ex officio members of the Board. (...) Disciplinary proceedings are initiated by the Disciplinary Prosecutor of the Bar Association. The disciplinary prosecutor acts upon the application of the natural or legal person, the body of the Bar Association or on its own initiative.

Score: 814571.88 - https://www.ohchr.org/sites/de...arAssociations/Montenegro.docx