The Geneva Centre publishes in real-time analytical reports from the Human Rights Council meetings on a selected range of topics.
Since June 2019, the budgetary restrictions have been affecting the media coverage of the Human Rights Council. The negative impact of the lack of information coverage was reported by a number of permanent missions, civil society and other stakeholders.
To tackle this issue, starting from the 43rd session of the Human Rights Council, the Geneva Centre decided to start producing concise analytical reports on the meetings attended.
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UN HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL
HRC61 URGENT DEBATE ON PROTECTION OF CHILDREN AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS IN INTERNATIONAL ARMED CONFLICTS
This report provides a summary of the positions expressed during the urgent debate of the Human Rights Council. It reflects the diversity of views presented by States, United Nations mandate holders, and other participants.
HRC61 URGENT DEBATE ON THE RECENT MILITARY AGGRESSION LAUNCHED BY THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF IRAN
This report on the urgent debate of the UNHRC raises concerns on serious and evolving humanitarian and human rights implications of the situation.
THE HUMAN RIGHTS SITUATION IN AND AROUND EL FASHER, SUDAN
This report on the 38th special session of the UNHRC sheds light on human rights atrocities and the humanitarian impact of the armed hostilities in El Fasher and across Sudan.
UN80 INITIATIVE AND UN BUDGET CRISIS – IMPACTS ON THE UN HUMAN RIGHTS ARCHITECTURE
This in-depth report illustrates the nature and scope of the UN80 Initiative and the UN financial crisis on the UN human rights architecture.
COMMEMORATION – WORLD HUMANITARIAN DAY 2025
This solemn ceremony commemorates World Humanitarian Day, held this year under the theme ‘End to Attacks on Humanitarians and Civilians and the End of Impunity under International Humanitarian Law.’
HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL #HRC60
#HRC60 in your hands! Stay up-to-date with our extensive coverage of #HRC60 and its preparatory work.