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where you read it first Navigation Home Media Archives Submit Release Privacy Policy Terms of Use About Us Contact Us REVIEWING NORWAY’S REPORT, HUMAN RIGHTS COMMITTEE CALLS COUNTRY ‘MODEL’ ON MANY ISSUES While applauding Norway’s global status as a “model” on many human rights issues, a panel of United Nations experts today stressed that along with such standing came a duty to safeguard all civil liberties, and urged the Norwegian Government to address a number of prison-related concerns.

Among other things, the experts urged the Government to avoid detaining persons in holding cells at police stations, to curtail lengthy pre-trial detentions, to boost protections for refugees and ethnic minorities, and to curb incidents of racial discrimination.

(Media-Newswire.com) - The 18-member Human Rights Committee is meeting in New York through 31 March to examine compliance with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.

The panel of independent experts, which also monitors implementation of the Covenant’s two Optional Protocols - the first allows individuals to submit complaints to the Geneva-based Committee, the second seeks to abolish the death penalty - continued its eighty-sixth session today with a review of Norway’s efforts to promote and guarantee respect for fundamental rights.Chairperson Christine Chanet, expert from France, wrapped up consideration of Norway’s fifth compliance report ...

... Golf 365.com : Latest Golf News - Stenson, Dougherty impress Woosie input {color : gray; font-size : 10px; } select {color : gray; font-size : 10px; } WebImageAudioVideoNews HomeLatest NewsResultsEuro TourUSA TourPhoto GalleryVideoBet NowLatest OddsWorld RankingsRolex RankingsMoney ListsPlayer ProfilesCourse ReviewsGear GuidesCompetitionsGolf TipsFeaturesFans' Forumgolf equipmentgolf bettinggolfing holidayssportsweargolf lessonsbroadband Today's Golf News Stenson, Dougherty impress Woosie 29-03-2006 Ian Woosnam believes there are good reasons to be cheerful in this Ryder Cup year.

The European team captain has been delighted by the form of Henrik Stenson and Nick Dougherty.

Swedish star Stenson finished tied third in the Players Championship at Sawgrass and heads the Ryder Cup world points list.

Dougherty came fourth in the TCL Classic after being runner-up at the Indonesian Open.

He will be closely scrutinised by Woosnam in the next few days as both men are taking part in the Portugal Open, which starts here on Thursday.

Woosnam said: "We have some great players, so it should be a very exciting team.

"I am not surprised by Stenson's progress.

He has played some fantastic golf the last few months.

"He says that by his standards he has not been playing very well.

It shows the strength of his game, chipping and putting, has kept him in there.

"When you are a great player that is what you can do." Woosnam has seen a change in attitude from 23-year-old Dougherty, the former Wa...