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The Quaker United Nations Office conducts in-depth research and analysis on a range of topics relating to our core areas of focus and in conjunction with various partners. Search this archive or filter by topic to access our publications, including research papers, annual reports, significant statements of our positions, and more.

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UPDATED in 2015 – International Standards on Conscientious Objection to Military Service

January 1, 2015
This document, lays out the ways in which conscientious objection has been recognized and is protected under human rights treaties and mechanisms, taking...
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Conscientious objectors to military service: Punishment and discriminatory treatment

June 1, 2014
Conscientious objectors to military service face a number of serious and negative implications for their refusal to perform military service,...
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Children of Parents Sentenced to Death or Executed: How are they affected? How can they be supported?

September 1, 2013
This document highlights the experiences of children with a parent(s) accused of a capital crime. From the point of arrest,...
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International Standards on Conscientious Objection to Military Service

November 1, 2011
This document lays out the ways in which conscientious objection has been recognized and is protected under human rights treaties...
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Briefing on the UN Rules for the Treatment of Women Prisoners and Non-custodial Measures for Women Offenders (Bangkok Rules)

February 1, 2011
The Bangkok Rules supplement a set of international standards on the treatment of prisoners – The UN Standard Minimum Rules...
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Children Need Dads Too: Children with Fathers in Prison

July 1, 2009
Since 2003, QUNO has worked on the issue of women in prison and children of imprisoned mothers, raising awareness about...
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The Impact of Parental Imprisonment on Children

April 1, 2007
One of QUNO’s earlier studies on the effects of parental imprisonment on children.  All through the criminal justice system, which...
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Former Child Soldiers as Refugees in Germany

January 1, 2003
Published jointly with Terre des hommes Germany, this research concerns the experiences and circumstances of former child soldiers seeking asylum...
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Young Soldiers: Why they choose to fight

April 22, 2001
This publication seeks to better understand the realities facing boys and girls who โ€œvolunteerโ€ for participation in armed conflict, highlighting...
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Trade, Intellectual Property, Food and Biodiversity

February 1, 1999
There is a growing debate about intellectual property rights, food, farming, biodiversity, the Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) and other...
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