Initial report

Initial report

Afghanistan initial report

Both methods give an estimation of the concentration of glucose in the initial blood sample.

Initial report Second periodic report Third periodic report

Initial report of Greece

New Zealand initial report

Initial report of Iraq

Initial report of Romania

Initial report of Yemen

The minimum number of samples required is two an initial sample after the isotopes have reached equilibrium in the body, and a second sample some time later.

Initial report of Tajikistan (continued)

Initial report of Greece (continued)

Initial report of Thailand (continued)

Initial report of Greece (continued)

Initial report of States Parties

New developments since initial report

New development since initial report

Bahrain Initial report 26 April 1991

Zimbabwe Initial report 21 June 1992

Croatia Initial report 8 October 1992

Estonia Initial report 20 November 1992

Latvia Initial report 14 May 1993

Slovenia Initial report 6 July 1993

Zimbabwe Initial report 21 June 1992

Estonia Initial report 20 November 1992

Latvia Initial report 14 May 1993

Slovakia Initial report 1 January 1994

Moldova Initial report 25 February 1994

New developments since initial report No new developments to report.

New developments since initial report No new developments to report

Government of Fiji. (2000) Initial CEDAW Report.

(initial report) (CAT C 9 Add.10)

Liberia Initial report 5 December 1977 20

Guyana Initial report 17 March 1978 20

Suriname Initial report 15 March 1985 8

Congo Initial report 10 August 1989 1

Mauritania Initial report 12 January 1990 1

Saint Lucia Initial report 14 February 1991

Initial report (CERD C 111 Add.1)

Initial report (CERD C 101 Add.4)

Czech Republic Initial report 1 January 1994

Government of Samoa. Initial and Second CEDAW Report.

Albania initial report CAT C 28 Add.6

Uganda initial report CAT C 5 Add.32