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Home » News » Announcements » Greenpeace USA & NLG Submit Comments to UN re: General Comment 37 on Art. 21 – Right of Peaceful Assembly

Greenpeace USA & NLG Submit Comments to UN re: General Comment 37 on Art. 21 – Right of Peaceful Assembly

Posted on February 25, 2020February 25, 2020

Greenpeace USA and the National Lawyers Guild submitted these comments to the United Nations Human Rights Committee in reference to General Comment 37 on Article 21: right of peaceful assembly.

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