Situation of Human Rights in Estonia and Latvia

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A Resolution of the General Assembly, under agenda item 115Situation of human rights in Estonia and Latvia, published in 1994.

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1993A/RES/47/115Situation of human rights in Estonia and Latvia

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Estonia Ethnic and Racial Groups Fact-Finding Missions Human Rights Latvia

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Takes note of the report of the Secretary-General and of the conclusions and recommendations therein of the United Nations fact-finding missions to Estonia and Latvia; 2/

Welcomes the cooperation that the Governments of Estonia and Latvia have extended to various international fact-finding missions;

Notes the existence of unresolved issues that involve large groups of population of different ethnic origin;

Requests the Secretary-General to keep Member States informed of the situation of human rights in Estonia and Latvia, and decides to consider the question at one of its future sessions.

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