Human Rights Day

60th regular session of the Human Rights Council (08 September – 08 October 2025) - Urgent debate to "discuss the recent military aggression carried out by the State of Israel against the State of Qatar on 9 September 2025" (Cont'd) SPEAKERS: Maldives, Ms. Salma Rasheed Sudan, Ms. Hassan Hamid Hasssan Thailand, Ms. Usana Berananda Viet Nam, Mr. Mai Phan Dung Mexico, Mr. Fernando Israel Espinosa Olivera Dominican Republic, Mr. Iván Emilio de Jesús Ogando Lora Bolivia (Plurinational State of), Ms. Maira Macdonal Alvarez Iceland, Mr. Einar Gunnarsson Costa Rica, Mr. Christian Guillermet Fernández Australia, Ms. Clare Walsh United Arab Emirates, Mr. Jamal Jama Al Musharakh Jordan, Mr. Akram Sa'ud Harahshieh Türkiye, Mr. Burak Akcapar Finland, Ms. Anna-Mari Wong Hamalainen Norway, Mr. Tormod Endresen Egypt, Mr. Alaa Hegazy United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Mr. Kumar Iyer Pakistan, Mr. Jawad Ali Saudi Arabia, Mr. Abdulmohsen Binkhothaila Syrian Arab Repu...

60th regular session of the Human Rights Council (08 September – 08 October 2025). - Request for an urgent debate to "discuss the recent military aggression carried out by the State of Israel against the State of Qatar on 9 September 2025". SPEAKERS: Mr. Jürg Lauber, President of the Human Rights Council Pakistan (on behalf of OIC), Mr. Bilal Ahmad Kuwait, Mr. Naser Abdullah Alhayen Qatar, Ms. Maryam Bint Ali Bin Nasser Al Misnad Algeria, Mr. Rachid Bladehane Kyrgystan, Mr. Omar Sultanov - Item 3: Panel discussion on combating discrimination, violence and harmful practices against intersex persons SPEAKERS:Ms. Nada Al-Nashif, Deputy High Commissioner for Human Rights (Introduction) Ms. Tlaleng Mofokeng, Special Rapporteur on the Right to Health Mr. Jeff Cagandahan, Executive Director Intersex Philippines Ms. Andrea Albagli Iruretagoyena, Deputy Secretary of Public Heath (Chile) Mr. Yuri de Boer, President of Expert committee against discrimination (European Council) Icela...

Since its inception in 2004 the Human Rights Summit has evolved into a venue to establish international partnerships and friendships with delegates and officials from countries around the world. The 19th International Human Rights Summi t is a global forum hosted by United for Human Rights and its youth initiative, Youth for Human Rights International, in partnership with leading NGOs and proudly sponsored by the Permanent Mission of Timor-Leste to the United Nations. Bringing together youth leaders, government representatives, diplomats, and civil society from over 60 countries, the Summit highlights the growing international commitment to human dignity and justice through education. Centered on the theme " Education for Peace ," this year's Summit emphasizes the essential role of human rights education in building sustainable peace, drawing from key international frameworks including the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the 2024 UNESCO Recommendation on Educati...

   Since its inception in 2004 the Human Rights Summit has evolved into a venue to establish international partnerships and friendships with delegates and officials from countries around the world. The 19th International Human Rights Summit is a global forum hosted by United for Human Rights and its youth initiative, Youth for Human Rights International, in partnership with leading NGOs and proudly sponsored by the Permanent Mission of Timor-Leste to the United Nations. Bringing together youth leaders, government representatives, diplomats, and civil society from over 60 countries, the Summit highlights the growing international commitment to human dignity and justice through education. Centered on the theme "Education for Peace," this year's Summit emphasizes the essential role of human rights education in building sustainable peace, drawing from key international frameworks including the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the 2024 UNESCO Recommendation on Educa...