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印度的一项具有里程碑意义的决定
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高级专员扎伊德的离别感言
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挺身而出 /《世界人权宣言》七十周年运动

巴切莱特赞扬印度最高法院将同性关系合法化的裁决

印度男女同性恋、双性恋和变性人活动人士庆祝最高法院一致通过的这项决定。与此同时，巴切莱特敦促其他国家的法院前赴后继，将经双方同意的同性关系合法化。
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米歇尔·巴切莱特成为新任联合国人权主管

米歇尔·巴切莱特于2018年9月1日开始担任联合国人权事务高级专员。巴切莱特女士是联合国人权高专办自1993年成立以来的第七任高级专员。
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“这才是真正领导者的样子”——高级专员扎伊德的离别感言

代表人权卫士们，礼赞勇气和无畏、以及“对公正领导力的渴求”。
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缅甸实况调查团：清算最严重的国际罪行

缅甸独立国际实况调查团在克钦邦、若开邦和掸邦发现严重侵犯人权行为和违反人道主义法的模式，构成了国际法规定的最严重罪行。报告呼吁调查缅甸军事将领所犯下的种族灭绝、危害人类、和战争罪。
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挺身维护人权，庆祝《世界人权宣言》七十周年

值此《世界人权宣言》70周年之际，请加入为期一年的庆祝运动。挺身维护人权并采取行动让我们的世界变得更加相互尊重、更自由、更富同情心。*
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关于报复问题的报告 联合国的一份重要报告指出：人们继续因与联合国在人权方面进行合作而面临着报复，这是一种“可耻的做法”，阻碍了其他方面的人士与联合国的接触，并导致“在所有地区进行自我审查”的迹象。

普遍定期审议 联合国人权理事会普遍定期审议工作组将在2018年11月6日（星期二）举行的会议上对中国的人权记录进行第三次审议。

巴切莱特对印度将同性关系合法化的决定表示赞赏 在印度最高法院一致通过了一项具有里程碑意义的决定后，新任联合国人权事务主管米歇尔·巴切莱特敦促其他国家的其他法院前赴后继，将经双方同意的同性关系合法化。

缅甸记者 联合国人权事务高级专员米歇尔·巴切莱特敦促缅甸立即无条件释放两名因揭露侵犯人权行为而被判入狱的路透社记者。

Facebook：定义恐怖主义 专家致函Facebook总裁，对该公司过于宽泛地定义“恐怖主义”表示担忧。

三星的决定 联合国专家欢迎电子巨头三星电子决定无条件接受一项仲裁建议，赔偿在为该公司工作期间患有严重疾病的韩国工人。

残疾人权利委员会在日内瓦召开会议 委员会将评审阿尔及利亚、保加利亚、马耳他、菲律宾、波兰、南非和前南斯拉夫的马其顿共和国

关于伊朗制裁的警告 在对伊朗实施制裁后，联合国特别报告员伊德里斯·贾扎里（Idriss Jazairy）表示，制裁必须是公正的，绝不能导致无辜的人民蒙受痛苦。

朝韩家庭团聚 联合国专家欢迎朝鲜和韩国之间的家庭团聚，并表示：这是“是朝着充分尊重和尊敬生活在朝鲜半岛及更广泛地区的所有相关人士的人权迈出的重要一步”。

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Rohingya repatriation Bachelet urges the Government of Bangladesh to halt plans for the repatriation of Rohingya refugees to Myanmar, warning that doing so at this point “effectively means throwing them back into the cycle of human rights violations”.

Yemen suffering Michelle Bachelet urges the Saudi-led Coalition, the Houthi forces and all those supplying arms to parties to the conflict to immediately end the military escalation and remove restrictions on the safe entry of aid into Yemen.

200 Mass graves in Iraq UN report reveals discovery of more than 200 mass graves containing the remains of thousands in areas formerly controlled by ISIL in Iraq. The report highlights ISIL’s terror and violence, and victims’ calls for truth and justice.

Tanzania LGBT people Tanzania has the duty to protect and not further endanger LGBT people, Bachelet says, warning that alarming plans to track and arrest gay people could turn into a witch-hunt and be seen as a licence to attack, bully, harass and intimidate.

Angola expulsions Bachelet calls on Angola to halt the mass deportation of Congolese nationals, amid reports of serious human rights violations on both sides of the Angolan-DRC border and thousands of returnees left in an extremely precarious situation.

Khashoggi murder For such a “shockingly brazen crime”, it is crucial that an independent investigation, with international involvement, free of any appearance of political considerations, is carried out – Bachelet.

Briefing notes Mass expulsions from Angola have put thousands of Congolese at risk in the DRC. We welcome the inaugural session of the Special Criminal Court in the Central African Republic as a milestone in the fight against impunity.

Burundi threat The threat by Burundi’s Ambassador to prosecute members of the Commission of Inquiry on Burundi is deeply regrettable in both tone and substance and should be withdrawn, High Commissioner Bachelet says.

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The Netherlands: Showing the way on rights Expert says more could be done to combat poverty, shrinking civic space and to help minorities.

Canada: a rights approach on health Expert says work remains to be done in preventing risk factors for poor mental health.

Expert lauds Armenia transition Expert praises this year’s peaceful transition of power in Armenia, and urges new leadership to stay the course in pursuing a strengthened democratic system based on human rights, a culture of dialogue and strong independent institutions.

UK poverty concerns The UK Government’s policies and drastic cuts to social support are entrenching high levels of poverty and inflicting unnecessary misery in one of the richest countries in the world, expert says.

Ecuador The Special Rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples, Victoria Tauli-Corpuz, will visit Ecuador from 19 to 29 November.

Experts suspend Hungary visit UN experts suspend official visit to Hungary after they being denied access to “transit zones” at the border with Serbia where migrants and asylum seekers are deprived of their liberty.

Honduras Honduras has made progress towards protecting and promoting women’s rights but the Government must allocate more funding to achieve its gender equality goals, experts say.

Experts: Stop Texas execution Experts call on US Government to halt imminent execution of Mexican national, Roberto Ramos Moreno, amid concerns that he did not receive a fair trial.

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Council concludes 39th ninth session The Council concluded its 39th regular session.

Council adopts eight resolutions The Council adopted eight texts.

HRC adopts five resolutions The Council adopted five resolutions.

Council adopts 10 resolutions The Council adopted 10 resolutions and one Presidential statement.

Dialogue on the Central African Republic, Georgia The Council held a dialogue on the situation in the Central African Republic, in Georgia, and on technical assistance and capacity building.

Human rights situations in Cambodia, Somalia and Sudan The Council held separate dialogues with mandate holders on the human rights situations in Cambodia, Somalia and Sudan.

Situation of human rights in Yemen and Libya The Council held dialogues on the human rights situation in Yemen and on the situation of human rights in Libya.

Human rights situation in Ukraine and in the Democratic Republic of the Congo The Council held a dialogues on the situation of human rights in Ukraine and in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

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Women’s rights experts issue findings Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women releases observations on Bahamas, Congo, Lao People's Democratic Republic, Mauritius, Nepal, Samoa, Tajikistan, and the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.

Spain sets milestone in international human rights law The women’s rights committee welcomes a decision by Spain’s highest court reaffirming that Spanish law must include the rights and freedoms of human rights treaties.

Committee Against Torture to meet Canada, Guatemala, Maldives, Netherlands, Peru, and Viet Nam to be reviewed by panel of independent human rights experts.

Liberia torture prevention The United Nations Subcommittee on Prevention of Torture completed its second visit to Liberia from 29 October to 2 November.

Committee on Enforced Disappearances to meet Japan and Portugal to be reviewed; Committee to hold follow-up dialogue with Mexico.

Progress on human rights Improvements in the situation of human rights in Montenegro, Greece, Rwanda, Benin and the Republic of Korea, experts say.

Rights record Human Rights Committee’s findings on Belarus, Belize, Bulgaria, Guinea, and Sudan

Right to life Rights experts publish comprehensive legal guidance on article 6, the right to life, of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.

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The digital landscape of rights The internet is increasingly becoming an arena for sophisticated forces of propaganda, surveillance and manipulation.

Gender Champions Gender equality is as broad and deep as any human rights challenge humanity has faced

Air pollution and children “Air pollution deepens inequalities, and compounds injustices. It is unacceptable that children be systematically damaged in this way.”

Defending human rights defenders “It is not an act of terrorism to disagree with a Government’s policies…. Criticism is not the same thing as treason”, she declared.

World Investment Forum How can we ensure private sector investment embraces the 2030 Agenda.

Social Protection for All States need to actively promote the right to social security.

Economic investment We need deeper evaluation of what value, exactly, we are investing to create – and for whom.

Human rights work update High Commissioner briefs UN General Assembly on human rights work, milestones and challenges.

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