Oral statement HRC XVII session. Item 3: The right to education: follow-up to Human Rights Council resolution 8/4.
Merci Mr le Président
Je parle au nom de la plateforme d’ONGs sur le droit à l’éducation et tiens tout d’abord à saluer le travail accompli par le nouveau rapporteur spécial, Mr Singh, durant les premiers mois de son mandat, tel qu’il apparaît dans son premier rapport au Conseil des Droits de l’Homme, aux paragraphes 1 à 5.
The Human Rights Council adopted on the 17th of March the Universal Periodic Review outcomes of Myanmar, in which the situation of human rights in the country has been portrayed and where States have given their recommendations on ways to improve the human rights situation.
A Plea for Urgent Action on Iraq to all World leaders and Member States of the United Nations by the Master of the Dominican Order (Order of Preachers), Fr Bruno Cadoré OP
UN report documents litany of human rights violations in Iraq, including possible war crimes and crimes against humanity. Christians systematicaly targeted by ISIL in Mosul's region
Lors de la 20ème session spéciale du Conseil des Droits de l'Homme des Nations Unies, les Dominicains appellent à prendre toutes les mesures nécessaires pour rammener le calme dans le pays et mettre un terme à la grave crise humanitaire qui frappe les populaitons civiles.
After deadly terrorist attack targeting Christian church in Peshawar (Pakistan), fr. Pascal Paulus OP, President of the Major Superior Commission of Pakistan calls the Authorities to take action and all part of the population to unity against sectarian violence.
Dominicans welcomes the report of Ms. Virginia Dandan, the Independent Expert on International Solidarity and Human Rights, submitted at the 23rd regular session of the Human Rights
Message du frère Raul Vera Lopez, OP, évêque de Saltillo (Mexique), à l'occasion de la seconde Marche nationale pour la dignité, organisée par des mères cherchant leur enfants disparus et demandant justice.
The administration of juvenile justice in many countries faces various challenges, including punitive approach negative impacts as well as lack of quantitative and qualitative indicators to measure, evaluate and monitor progress made. Dominicans call the UN and Member States to take action.
Togather with several other faith based organizations, the Dominican Délégation to the United Nations expresses its views on four key human rights issues in Sri Lanka: 1) Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs); 2) Peace and Reconciliation; 3) the Rights of the child; 4) Persons with disabilities.
