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30.10.2008., četvrtak

The sensitivity

The sensitivity of international discussions on human rights issues was highlighted in Morris's report to the Australian government on the Tokyo seminar. There he was compelled to draw attention to the strong attack on South African apartheid policies by the Indian delegate and, much closer to home, a question raised in plenary session by Japan regarding the 'White Australia Policy'. There were more positive signs of Australia's reputation in a request from the Thai delegates for Australia to provide training opportunities for their lawyers.

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By this time

By this time, Morris was well attuned to the needs of international diplomacy and the lessons to be learned from taking a modest approach to the merits of Australian and like approaches to criminal justice issues. His participation in these forums paved the way for his appointment as first director of the United Nations and Far East Institute in Tokyo in 1962. It also explains the context of one of the perspectives in the book Morris published with Colin Howard in 1964, Studies in Criminal Law, with its chapter on 'Penal Sanctions and Human Rights' (N. Morris & Howard, 1964).

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30.10.2008., četvrtak

The sensitivity

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