Abstract
The author analyses the Third World Conference against Racism which took place in Durban from 31 August - 8 September 2001. Considering the work of the Conference and the adopted documents - the Declaration and Program of Action - she focuses her attention on the following three dominant topics the Middle East conflict, reparations for the period of slavery and colonialism, and human rights and rights of minorities.
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