20th Meeting of the European Coordination Committee on Human Rights Documentation.
14-15 May 1996, University of Utrecht, the Netherlands.



Human Rights on the Internet. A Personal Internet Experience.*


By Chris Ingelse, University of Limburg | Maastricht



1. Introduction

2. Human rights sites on the Internet

3. Discussing human rights using the Internet

4. Presenting your information on the Internet

5. Links for further study


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1. Introduction


  • The Internet offers opportunities to human rights academics and organisations

      For retrieving information
      As a means of communication
      For supplying information


  • No skills needed .....


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    2. Human rights sites on the Internet
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    4. Presenting your information on the Internet


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    5. Links for further study




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    [Introduction] [Human rights sites on the Internet] [Discussing human rights using the Internet] [Presenting your information on the Internet] [Links for further study]


    Reference:
    Ingelse, C., Human Rights on the Internet. A Personal Internet Experience    , HURIDOCS, 20th Meeting of the European Coordination Committee on Human Rights Documentation. 14-15 May 1996, University of Utrecht, the Netherlands. The tutorial is available on the World-Wide Web: http://www.xs4all.nl/~ingel/c.ingelse/tutorial.htm.


    Please address your questions and comments to c.ingelse@ir.unimaas.nl

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    Last modified: October 3, 1996

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