Fifty Years of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination

David Keane is Associate Professor in International Human Rights Law at Middlesex University, LondonAnnapurna Waughray is Reader in Human Rights Law at Manchester Metropolitan University

• Introduction – David Keane and Annapurna WaughrayPart I: ICERD: cross-cutting themes1. Extending the rule of law – Michael Banton2. Knowing and doing with numbers: Disaggregated data in the work of the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination – Joshua Clark3. Racial discrimination and gender justice – Nozipho January-BardillPart II: Groups and general recommendations4. CERD's contribution to the development of the rights of indigenous peoples under international law – Jérémie Gilbert5. CERD and discrimination against Roma – Claude Cahn6. CERD and caste-based discrimination - Annapurna Waughray and David Keane7. CERD General Recommendation 34: a contribution to the visibility and inclusion of Afro-descendants in Latin America - Pastor Murillo and Esther OjulariPart III: Conflict and resolution8. Genocide and the ICERD – William Schabas9. CERD, the State, mining corporations and indigenous peoples’ rights: the experience of the Subanon in the Philippines – Cathal Doyle10. ICERD in the post-conflict landscape: towards a transitional justice role – Lydia A. NkansahPart IV: Present and future of ICERD11. How effective has CERD been in protecting minorities? – Joshua Castellino12. General Recommendation 35 on combating racist hate speech – Tarlach McGonagle13. ICERD: The next fifty years – Ion DiaconuConclusion - David Keane and Annapurna WaughraySelect bibliography