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Joint governmental submission presenting the position of France and Germany on the concept of mutually beneficial cooperation in the international human rights system within the framework of Human Rights Council Resolution 37/23.
Year: 2018
Countries: France; Germany
Subject: Human rights; mutually beneficial cooperation; technical assistance; capacity-building
Document Type: Joint governmental submission
Institution Addressed: Human Rights Council Advisory Committee
Related Resolution: Human Rights Council Resolution 37/23
International Framework Referenced: Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948)
Authors: Governments of France and Germany
Language: English and French
Geographical Scope: International
Thematic Focus: Universality, indivisibility and interdependence of human rights; limits of mutually beneficial cooperation in human rights governance
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IEEE P802.11 Wireless LANs LB291 CR for Clause 37.23 -- Part 1
Year: 2025
Note: Region / City
Topic: Wireless Communications, WLAN
Document Type: Contribution
Organization / Institution: IEEE, Samsung Electronics, Huawei Technologies, Qualcomm Technologies, Canon, LG Electronics, Meta Platforms, Broadcom, Intel Corporation, Sharp, NXP Semiconductors, Sony Group Corporation, Nokia, Toshiba Corporation
Author: Rubayet Shafin, Guogang Huang, Sanket Kalamkar, Inaki Val Beitia, Yingqiao Quan, Pascal Viger, Alfred Asterjadhi, Abhishek Patil, Serhat Erkucuk, Brian Hart, Insun Jang, Ming Gan, Pei Zhou, Tomo Adachi, Dibakar Das, Yue Qi, Binita Gupta, Peshal Nayak, Jiyang Bai, Muhammad Kumail Haider, Ross Jian Yu, Liwen Chu, Daniel Verenzuela, Jeongki Kim, Sindhu Verma, Shubhodeep Adhikari, Akira Kishida, Jinho Choi, Taeyoung Ha, Jonghoe Koo, Behnam Dezfouli, Yuta Mizuno
Contextual Description: This document proposes resolutions for several comments received for TGbn D1.0, specifically related to TXOP sharing among P2P non-AP STAs and clarifications of related definitions and procedures.
Mutually Reinforcing: Climate Justice, Equitable Climate Finance and the Right to Development, October 2016
Author: Liane Schalatek
Organization: Heinrich Böll Stiftung North America
Date: October 2016
Year: 2016
Place of publication: North America
Subject: Climate justice, right to development, climate finance, UNFCCC, Paris Agreement
Document type: Policy analysis paper
Referenced instruments: Declaration on the Right to Development (1986); UN Framework Convention on Climate Change; Paris Agreement
Key concepts: Right to Development (RTD); Climate justice; Common but Differentiated Responsibilities (CBDR); Climate finance; Energy poverty
Intended audience: Policymakers, climate justice advocates, development practitioners
Topics: Franco-German 3723 Mutually