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Rapport : la COVID-19 augmente les risques d’atteinte aux droits des migrants en Libye

Un soignant se prépare à administrer un vaccin COVID-19 à un homme à Tripoli, en Libye © Reuters

Un nouveau rapport du HCDH examine les menaces qui pèsent sur les droits des migrants en Libye et qui sont exacerbées par la pandémie de COVID-19.
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Haute-Commissaire : les droits sont indispensables à la sécurité humaine

Une femme qui a fui les attaques de militants armés dans la région du Sahel marche avec ses enfants dans un camp pour personnes déplacées dans leur propre pays (PDI) à Kaya, Burkina Faso, le 23 novembre 2020. REUTERS/Zohra Bensemra

Lors d’un discours liminaire durant le Forum d’Alpbach en Autriche, Michelle Bachelet a présenté les étapes nécessaires dans le domaine des droits de l’homme pour permettre de renforcer une vision de la sécurité humaine globale et axée sur la population.
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Modération des contenus en ligne : combattre le mal ou faire taire l’opposition ?

Un homme sur le clavier d’un ordinateur, regardant l’écran © Getty Images

Alors que les pays introduisent de nouvelles règles pour réglementer les contenus en ligne, l’ONU Droits de l’homme appelle les gouvernements et les entreprises à ancrer ces efforts dans les droits de l’homme.
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Haute-Commissaire : il est crucial pour la justice raciale de regarder le passé en face

Un homme perçu à l’intérieur du monument permanent en l’honneur des victimes de l’esclavage et de la traite transatlantique des esclaves, « L’Arche du retour », à l’ONU à New York, le 25 mars 2015. © REUTERS/Eduardo Munoz

La Haute-Commissaire des Nations Unies aux droits de l’homme Michelle Bachelet appelle les États à regarder en face les séquelles de l’esclavagisme, de la traite transatlantique des Africains réduits en esclavage et du colonialisme, et de s’engager concrètement sur la voie de l’égalité et de la justice raciales pour les Africains et les personnes d’ascendance africaine.
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Myanmar crisis Urgent action is needed to prevent the situation in Myanmar from spiraling into a full-blown conflict warns a new report detailing widespread violations by the military against Myanmar’s people, some of which may constitute crimes against humanity or war crimes.
Myanmar: Change of course needed Expert says conditions in Myanmar following 1 February military coup have worsened and urged a “change of course” to avert further human rights abuses and deaths.
Yemen violations We are very concerned by the situation in Yemen where all parties to the conflict continue to engage in violations of international human rights law and international humanitarian law with little regard for basic rule of law principles.
Tribute to John Ruggie It is difficult to overstate the impact of the work of John Ruggie, whose drive and commitment were central to the development of the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, and whose own life was devoted to making a difference to everyone’s lives.
Intelligence artificielle Michelle Bachelet demande l’instauration d’un moratoire sur la vente et l’utilisation des systèmes d’intelligence artificielle (IA) qui représentent un risque grave d’atteinte à la vie privée et à d’autres droits de l’homme, jusqu’à ce que des garanties adéquates soient mises en place, notamment plus de responsabilité et de transparence quant à la manière dont les systèmes d’IA recueillent, stockent et utilisent les données.
Afghanistan: Women’s rights Women’s full and equal participation in public and political life in Afghanistan is essential to addressing multiple crises confronting the country, experts say.
Turkey It's high time for Turkey to figure out who murdered two environmental human rights defenders four years ago, says UN expert, and determine whether illegal mine owners were involved.
Modern Slavery Governments could save more than 80 million people from the threat of modern slavery if they granted the world’s forcibly displaced people the right to work, says a UN expert.
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Myanmar crisis Urgent action is needed to prevent the situation in Myanmar from spiraling into a full-blown conflict warns a new report detailing widespread violations by the military against Myanmar’s people, some of which may constitute crimes against humanity or war crimes.
Tribute to John Ruggie It is difficult to overstate the impact of the work of John Ruggie, whose drive and commitment were central to the development of the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, and whose own life was devoted to making a difference to everyone’s lives.
Yemen violations We are very concerned by the situation in Yemen where all parties to the conflict continue to engage in violations of international human rights law and international humanitarian law with little regard for basic rule of law principles.
Intelligence artificielle Michelle Bachelet demande l’instauration d’un moratoire sur la vente et l’utilisation des systèmes d’intelligence artificielle (IA) qui représentent un risque grave d’atteinte à la vie privée et à d’autres droits de l’homme, jusqu’à ce que des garanties adéquates soient mises en place, notamment plus de responsabilité et de transparence quant à la manière dont les systèmes d’IA recueillent, stockent et utilisent les données.
Afghanistan protests We call on the Taliban to immediately cease the use of force towards, and the arbitrary detention of, those exercising their right to peaceful assembly and the journalists covering the protests.
Tigray report Joint investigation team concludes its field work into allegations of human rights violations in Tigray with final report is to be published on 1 November 2021.
Afghanistan conflict Bachelet urges parties to the conflict to stop fighting to prevent more bloodshed
Syria: Daraa civilians Escalation in hostilities between Government forces and armed groups in and around the southern city of Daraa underscores the ongoing plight of civilians, who are in effect under siege there.
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World Tourism Day Children must be protected from exploitation as tourism picks up following the COVID-19 pandemic, UN experts say.
Italy UN Working Group on Business and Human Rights will undertake its first official country visit to Italy from 27 September to 6 October.
Myanmar: Change of course needed Expert says conditions in Myanmar following 1 February military coup have worsened and urged a “change of course” to avert further human rights abuses and deaths.
Food Summit concerns Experts concerned UN Food Systems Summit will not be a “people’s summit” as promised, and the most marginalized and vulnerable will be left behind.
Toxic waste Expert urges States to follow the science with respect to exposure to toxic substances, calling out companies that manipulate information to keep their products on the market.
Enforced disappearances UN experts today expressed alarm at an increase in cross-border covert raids by state security services to snatch people, who then are often are detained in secret and tortured.
Indonesia Indonesia must provide West Papuan human rights defender Victor Yeimo with proper medical care to keep him from dying in prison, expert says.
Turkey It's high time for Turkey to figure out who murdered two environmental human rights defenders four years ago, says UN expert, and determine whether illegal mine owners were involved.
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HRCAC concludes its 26th session The Human Rights Council Advisory Committee held its 26th session in a hybrid manner in Geneva, Switzerland, this week from 16 to 20 August.
Sierra Leone Sierra Leone’s human rights record to be examined by Universal Periodic Review
Singapore Singapore’s human rights record to be examined by Universal Periodic Review on 12 May
Sao Tome and Principe Sao Tome and Principe’s human rights record to be examined by Universal Periodic Review 22 January 2021
Nauru Nauru’s human rights record to be examined by Universal Periodic Review 22 January 2021.
Georgia Georgia’s human rights record to be examined by Universal Periodic Review 21 January 2021
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CESCR to review Kuwait, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bolivia and Nicaragua Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights will hold its upcoming session to review Kuwait, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bolivia and Nicaragua.
CMW to review Rwanda and Azerbaijan Committee on Migrant Workers will hold its upcoming session to review Rwanda and Azerbaijan, and host an event to launch its guidance on migrants’ rights to liberty and freedom from arbitrary detention.
Disability rights in Djibouti and France UN Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) has issued its findings on Djibouti and France.
CED to review Brazil, France, Panama and Spain Committee on Enforced Disappearances will hold its upcoming session to review Brazil, France Panama and Spain.
CRC to review Czech Republic, Poland, Eswatini and Switzerland CRC will hold its upcoming session from 6 to 24 September to review the Czech Republic, Poland, Eswatini and Switzerland.
Afghan authorities must prohibit torture UN Subcommittee on Prevention of Torture calls on Afghan authorities to prohibit torture in any circumstances
CERD’s country review: Lebanon and Netherlands The Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination has issued its findings on Lebanon and Netherlands.
Women and girls in Afghanistan Two UN committees call on the Taliban to honour their pledge to protect Afghan women and girls and respect their human rights
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Belarus The human rights situation in Belarus continues to deteriorate, the High Commissioner told the Human Rights Council, noting her "deep concern" over increasingly severe restrictions on civic space and fundamental freedoms, and criminal prosecutions of human rights activists and journalists on apparently politically motivated charges. Continuing reports of widespread torture in detention include allegations of gender-based violence.
South Sudan High levels of localised violence in South Sudan – mainly attributable to community-based militia – threaten to further destabilise the country, the Deputy High Commissioner told the Human Rights Council.
Myanmar Noting "significant deterioration" in the human rights situation in Myanmar, the High Commissioner told the Human Rights Council that Myanmar "faces a vortex of repression, violence and economic collapse" and "the alarming possibility of an escalating civil war"
Racism Calling on States to "rise above past controversies and come together to combat racism and related discrimination", the High Commissioner spoke to the urgency of acknowledgment and reparations for the continuing harms inflicted by historical discrimination
Afghan women Noting numerous setbacks in Afghanistan for women and girls, High Commissioner Bachelet urged all UN bodies and member States to commit to strong advocacy for a detailed list of women and girls' fundamental rights in every sphere of life.
Age discrimination The voices, perspectives, and expertise of older people need to be incorporated in policymaking, the High Commissioner said – urging "a human rights treaty specifically focused on the rights of older people.
Gender equality The High Commissioner spoke about the challenge of gender power imbalances to the European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO) Women for Oncology Forum. “Addressing gender inequality in the health workforce must be a priority,” she stressed.
Peace and youth On the UN International Day of Peace, the High Commissioner spoke about working for "a world of justice – a world without war, and without poverty; a thriving planet; a world in which everyone can access information and speak their minds freely – a world of dignity and human rights"
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Conseil des droits de l’homme / 48e session Du: 13-09-2021
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Forum social Du: 11-10-2021
Au: 12-10-2021
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Groupe de travail sur l'examen périodique universel / 39e session Du: 01-11-2021
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