2. Anonymous donor US$175,000 for two years 3. Disability Rights Initiative, Open Society Foundations, US$75,000 4. National University of Ireland, Galway, in kind (equivalent to US$200,000) as ‘support with 2 year research project on disability specific forms of deprivation of liberty’. Working Group on Ariel DULITZKY No information received US$84,925.69 from France Enforced or Involuntary (Argentina) US$10,000 from Japan Disappearances Houria ES SLAMI No information received US$50,000 from Korea (Morocco) Bernard DUHAIME No information received (Canada) Tae-Ung BAIK No information received (Republic of Korea) Henrikas MICKEVICIUS No information received (Lithuania) Special Rapporteur on Koumbou BOLY NO external support US$50,000 from Russian the right to education (Burkina Faso) received Federation Special Rapporteur on John KNOX YES, external support ‘in the issue of human (United States of kind’ was received from rights obligations America) several sources as below relating to the 1. Raoul Wallenberg enjoyment of a safe, Institute for clean, healthy and reproduction/designing of sustainable the report (37/59) into a environment user-friendly version 2. United Nations Environment Programme for printing 500 hard copies of report (37/59); and producing a version of report (37/58) Special Rapporteur on Agnes CALLAMARD YES, external support extrajudicial, summary (France) received from Global or arbitrary executions Policy Institute, Columbia University of US$25,000 as one time contribution for an expert meeting. Also one time in kind contribution received from Essex University to organize an expert meeting. In kind contribution received from Geneva Academy for Human Rights and Humanitarian Law for an expert meeting. In kind contributions received from University of
2. Anonymous donor US$175,000 for two years 3. Disability Rights Initiative, Open Society Foundations, US$75,000 4. National University of Ireland, Galway, in kind (equivalent to US$200,000) as ‘support with 2 year research project on disability specific forms of deprivation of liberty’. Working Group on Enforced or Involuntary Disappearances Ariel DULITZKY (Argentina) No information received US$84,925.69 from France US$10,000 from Japan US$50,000 from Korea Houria ES SLAMI (Morocco) No information received Bernard DUHAIME (Canada) No information received Tae-Ung BAIK (Republic of Korea) No information received Henrikas MICKEVICIUS (Lithuania) No information received Special Rapporteur on the right to education Koumbou BOLY (Burkina Faso) NO external support received US$50,000 from Russian Federation Special Rapporteur on the issue of human rights obligations relating to the enjoyment of a safe, clean, healthy and sustainable environment John KNOX (United States of America) YES, external support ‘in kind’ was received from several sources as below 1. Raoul Wallenberg Institute for reproduction/designing of the report (37/59) into a user-friendly version 2. United Nations Environment Programme for printing 500 hard copies of report (37/59); and producing a version of report (37/58) Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions Agnes CALLAMARD (France) YES, external support received from Global Policy Institute, Columbia University of US$25,000 as one time contribution for an expert meeting. Also one time in kind contribution received from Essex University to organize an expert meeting. In kind contribution received from Geneva Academy for Human Rights and Humanitarian Law for an expert meeting. In kind contributions received from University of
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