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Collective complaints The Committee will examine the following complaints: • European Council of Police Trade Unions v. Portugal - Complaint No. 40/2007 • Mental Disablity Advocacy Center v. Bulgaria – Complaint No. 41/2007 • International Federation for Human Rights v. Ireland, Complaint No. 42/2007 • Sindicato dos Magistrados do Ministério Público (SMMP) v. Portugal - Complaint No. 43/2007 • International Centre for the Legal Protection of Human Rights (INTERIGHTS) v. Croatia – Complaint No. 45/2007. • European Roma Rights Center v. Bulgaria – Complaint No. 46/2007 • Defence for Children International (DCI) v. the Netherlands – Complaint No. 47/2008. National reports The Committee will examine draft conclusions on the following States : Azerbaidjan, Finland, Malta, Netherlands, Slovenia (Revised Charter) and Denmark (1961 Charter). Meetings on non-accepted provisions of the Revised Charter (2007 and 2008) Preparations will be carried on for an upcoming meeting in Armenia. |