3rd Meeting - 62nd Session of Human Rights Council.


62nd session of the Human Rights Council (15 June - 07 July 2026)


- ITEM 2: Interactive Dialogue with the Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem and in Israel (Cont'd)


SPEAKERS: Mr. Sidharto Reza Surydipuro, President of the Human Rights Council (Opening)
Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) (on behalf of a group of countries), Ms. Marisela del Valle Rojas Garmendia
European Union, Mr. Michele Cervone D'Urso
Pakistan (on behalf of Organization of Islamic Cooperation - OIC), Mr. Muneeb Ahmed
Sudan (on behalf of Group of Arab States - Arab Group), Mr. Omar Shareef Hamad Eisa
Colombia (on behalf of a group of countries), Mr. Gustavo Gallon
Uganda (on behalf of Movement of Non-Aligned Countries - NAM), Ms. Mary Kibere Namono
Kenya (on behalf of Group of African States - African Group), Mr. James Ndirangu Waweru
Spain (on behalf of a group of countries), Ms. Clara Cabrera
Bahrain (on behalf of Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf - GCC), Mr. Abdulla Abdullatif Abdulla
Australia, Ms. Clare Walsh
Spain, Ms. Miryam Naveiras
Iceland, Mr. Einar Gunnarsson
Pakistan, Mr. Muneeb Ahmed
Kuwait, Mr. Naser Abdullah H. M. Alhayen
Ireland, Mr. Noel White
France, Ms. Celine Jurgensen
Luxembourg, Ms. Anne Goedert
Indonesia, Mr. Achsanul Habib
Algeria, Mr. Idris Latreche
Iraq, Mr. Ali Al Safar
Malaysia, Ms. Suraya Ahmad Pauzi
Jordan, Mr. Akram Sa'ud Harahsheh
Canada, Mr. Peter Macdougall
Maldives, Ms. Salma Rasheed
Syrian Arab Republic, Mr. Haydar Ali Ahmad
Senegal, Mr. Aboubacar Sadikh Barry
New Zealand, Ms. Frances Brockie
Colombia, Mr. Gustavo Gallon
Brunei Darussalam, Ms. Dk Mazlizah PG HJ Mahale
Saudi Arabia, Mr. Metab Almukhalafi
League of Arab States, Mr. Hichem Bayoudh
Libya, Mr. Imad Taguri
Somalia, Ms. Khadra Ahmed Dualeh
Qatar, Ms. Hend Abdalrahman Al-Muftah
Oman, Mr. Mohamed Al-Balushi
Tunisia, Mr. Ramzi Louati
Namibia, Mr. Lubinda Sylvester Muchila
Egypt, Ms. Noran Mohamed Omar Atteya
Norway, Ms. Marita Sørheim-Rensvik
South Africa, Ms. Lebogang Mokwena
Eritrea, Ms. Sophia Tesfamariam
Bangladesh, Mr. G M Iftekhar
Peru, Mr. Elmer José German Gonzálo Schialer Salcedo
Brazil, Mr. Tovar da Silva Nunes
Türkiye, Mr. Burak Akçapar
Liechtenstein, Mr. Frank Büchel
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Mr. Kumar Yver
Portugal, Mr. João António da Costa Mira Gomes
United Arab Emirates, Ms. Shahad Matar
Belgium, Mr. Christophe Payot
Germany, Mr. Gunnar Berkemeier
Mauritania, Ms. Khadija Al Arabi
Republic of Korea, Ms. Juwon Lee
Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of), Ms. Marisela del Valle Rojas Garmendia
Yemen, Mr. Ali Mohamed Saeed Majawar
Iran (Islamic Republic of), Mr. Yaser Salarian
Lebanon, Ms. Caroline Ziadeh
Netherlands (Kingdom of the), Mr. Lars Tummers
Jerusalem Institute of Justice, Mr. Uri Morad
Defence for Children International, Ms. Sasha Richards
AIESEC International, Mr. Adrien Coudray-Kossonogow
Palestinian Initiative for the Promotion of Global Dialogue and Democracy, Ms. Maram Beida
The Palestinian Return Centre Ltd, Mr. Ebrahem Zydane
Al-Haq, Law in the Service of Man, Ms. Doireann McCarthy
Institute for NGO Research, Ms. Anne Herzberg
European Centre for Law and Justice, Ms. Cecilia Noland-Heil
International-Lawyers.Org, Ms. Rocío Gómez Rodríguez
Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, Ms. Julie Gromellon Rizk
Mr. Srinivasan Muralidhar, Chair of the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and Israel
Ms. Florence Mumba, Member of the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and Israel
Mr. Chris Sidoti, Member of the Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and Israel (Final Remarks)



- ITEM 2: Interactive Dialogue on High Commissioner annual report,



SPEAKERS: H.E. Mr. Fernando Hugo Aramayo Carrasco, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bolivia
Australia (on behalf of a group of countries), Ms. Clare Walsh
Burkina Faso (on behalf of a group of countries), Ms. Sabine Bakyono Kanzie
European Union, Ms. Deike Potzel
Russian Federation (on behalf of a group of countries), Mr. Evgeny Ustinov
Mozambique (on behalf of a group of countries), Mr. Geraldo Gonçalves Miguel Saranga
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (on behalf of a group of countries), Ms. Eleonor Sanders
Kenya (on behalf of Group of African States), Ms. Fancy Chepkemoi Too
Philippines (on behalf of Association of Southeast Asian Nations), Mr. Carlos D. Sorreta
Morocco (on behalf of a group of countries), Mr. Omar Zniber
Bahrain (on behalf of Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf), Mr. Abdulla Abdullatif Abdulla
Pakistan (on behalf of Organization of Islamic Cooperation), Mr. Jawad Ali
Czechia, Mr. Václav Bálek
Australia, Ms. Clare Monica Walsh
Luxembourg, Ms. Anne Goedert
Mexico, Ms. Francisca Méndez Escobar
Algeria, Mr. Idris Latreche
Iraq, Mr. Amjed Alzanboor
Georgia, Mr. Irakli Jgenti
El Salvador, Mr. Francisco Garcim Ortiz
Canada, Mr. Peter Macdougall
Uruguay, Ms. Cristina Mansilla
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Ms. Eleonor Sanders
Kuwait, Mr. Nasser Alramzi
Zambia, Ms. Eunice M. Tembo Luambia
Indonesia, Mr. Achsanul Habib
Malta, Mr. Randolph De Battista
Egypt, Ms. Noran Mohamed Omar Atteya
Chile, Mr. Felipe Klipreos
Finland, Ms. Heidi Schroderus-Fox
Latvia, Mr. Ivars Pundurs
Ethiopia, Mr. Tsegab Kebebew Daka
Albania, Ms. Vasilika Hysi
Republic of Korea, Ms. Seongmee Yoon
Armenia, Ms. Hasmik Tolmajian
South Africa, Ms. Glenda Tsholofelo Tsheole
Spain, Ms. Clara Cabrera 

Location: Av. de la Paix 8-14, 1211 Genève, Switzerland

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