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CERDS
(redirected from Charter of Economic Rights and Duties of States)

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CERDSCharter of Economic Rights and Duties of States
CERDSChildhood Education Reading and Disability Services (Florida State University)
CERDSChina Enterprise Reform & Development Society
CERDSCentre for Educational Research & Developmental Studies
CERDSChain Email Related Death Syndrome
CERDSChaitanya Educational and Rural Development Society (India)
CERDSComputerized Environmental Resources Data System (US Army Corps of Engineers)
CERDSCalifornia Electronic Recording Delivery System
CERDSCoastal Ecosystem Responses to Deforestation
CERDSCenter for Ecological Restoration and Development Studies (China)


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Even the Charter of Economic Rights and Duties of States, proclaimed by U.
The relationship between "permanent sovereignty" and the obligation ... by Perrez, Franz Xaver / Environmental Law
Regarding the review of the Charter of Economic Rights and Duties of States, some countries regretted the "boycctting' by some developed countries of the Ad Hoc Committee dealing with that subject.
Wide-ranging agenda item on development and international ... by UN Chronicle
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