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Reports

Year	Title	Symbol number
2019 HRC 40th session	Thematic report on access to justice	A/HRC/40/62
	Country visit report to Fiji	A/HRC/40/62/Add.1
	Country visit report to Kenya Preliminary findings – Mission to Kenya	A/HRC/40/62/Add.3 English \| Swahili
2018 GA 73rd session	The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the human rights of persons with albinism	A/73/181
2018 HRC 37th session	Right of persons with albinism to the highest attainable standard of health	A/HRC/37/57
	Addendum – Mission to Tanzania	A/HRC/37/57/Add.1
	Addendum – Expert workshop on witchcraft and human rights	A/HRC/37/57/Add.2
	Addendum - Regional Action Plan on Albinism in Africa (2017–2021)	A/HRC/37/57/Add.3
2017 GA 72nd session	Applicable international human rights standards and related obligations addressing the issues faced by persons with albinism	A/72/131
2017 HRC 34th session	Witchcraft and the human rights of persons with albinism	A/HRC/34/59
	Addendum - Mission to Malawi	A/HRC/34/59/Add.1
	Addendum - Mission to Mozambique	A/HRC/34/59/Add.2
2016 GA 71st session	Preliminary survey on the root causes of attacks and discrimination against persons with albinism	A/71/255
2016 HRC 31st session	Vision for the mandate	A/HRC/31/63

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Individual Complaints

Feature stories

Issues in Focus

Questionnaire Access to justice for persons with albinism

Regional Action Plan on albinism

Experts Workshop on Witchcraft and Human Rights

Related Links

People with albinism: Not ghosts but human beings

Human Rights Council Advisory Committee: technical cooperation for the prevention of attacks against persons with albinism

International Albinism Awareness Day

The Struggle for Social Inclusion of People with Albinism

Women's Rights in Africa

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Personal Facebook page of the Independent Expert on Albinism

Personal Twitter page of the Independent Expert on Albinism

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