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Michelle Bachelet énonce les fonds nécessaires pour soutenir son « programme en faveur des droits »

Page de couverture de l’Appel annuel du HCDH pour 2022. HCDH

La Haute-Commissaire des Nations Unies aux droits de l’homme Michelle Bachelet lance un appel de fonds de 400,5 millions de dollars pour 2022 et exhorte les États et les donateurs privés de soutenir son « programme en faveur des droits » à travers les 103 présences du HCDH sur le terrain, son personnel basé au Siège, ainsi que ses partenaires internationaux.
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Changer le discours sur la migration en apprenant les uns des autres

Fiona Servaes, militante des droits des migrants

« Pour renforcer la confiance et bâtir une société plus inclusive, nous devons nous concentrer sur ce que nous avons en commun », affirme Fiona Servaes, une militante pour les droits des migrants. « La résilience, la compassion, le dévouement, la détermination : tout le monde peut avoir ces caractéristiques et ces valeurs, et si nous gardons cela en tête, cela peut nous rapprocher, quelle que soit notre origine. » Le 18 décembre marque la Journée internationale des migrants.
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Journée des droits de l’homme : tous humains, tous égaux

Journée des droits de l’homme 2021 © HCDH

À l’occasion de la Journée des droits de l’homme de cette année, nous demandons l’instauration d’un nouveau contrat social axé sur l’égalité. En nous attaquant aux discriminations profondes par le biais des droits de l’homme, nous pouvons progresser vers un monde plus juste et plus inclusif, car nous sommes tous humains et nous sommes tous égaux.
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L'égalité est au cœur des droits de l'homme

La Haute-Commissaire Michelle Bachelet rencontrant des personnes déplacées et des réfugiés à Dori, au Burkina Faso ( de droite à gauche : Barbara Manzi Coordinatrice régionale pour le Burkina Faso, Zeinab Hamza Diaby Représentante du HCDH

Dans sa déclaration à l'occasion de la Journée des droits de l'homme, Michelle Bachelet, Haute-Commissaire des Nations unies aux droits de l'homme, affirme que l'égalité est la solution aux reculs provoqués par les chocs mondiaux et exacerbés par la COVID-19. " L’égalité est une question d’empathie et de solidarité. C’est aussi comprendre que, du fait de notre appartenance commune à l’humanité, la seule manière d’avancer est d’œuvrer ensemble pour le bien commun"
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Défendez les droits de l'homme

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Rejoignez-nous pour promouvoir et défendre les droits de l'homme pour tous, partout. Défendez les droits humains et agissez pour un plus grand respect, une plus grande liberté et plus de compassion.
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Papua New Guinea Bachelet warmly welcomes Papua New Guinea’s decision to repeal the death penalty, and urges all States that retain it to take a similarly progressive and courageous step.
Sudan visit postponed UN Expert Adama Dieng’s first visit ot Sudan has been postponed. Dieng calls on the authorities to share new dates as soon as possible. He will continue to engage with civil society and others, to closely monitor and assess the human rights situation.
Serbia forced labour Experts raise serious concerns about alleged forced labour of approximately 400 Vietnamese migrant workers, who are reported to be victims of trafficking in Serbia.
Yemen conflict Amid a deeply concerning escalation of the conflict in Yemen, we call on all parties to ensure the protection of civilians and civilian objects, in line with their obligations under international law. As has been shown time and time again, there is no military solution to this conflict.
Sudan clampdown The human rights situation in Sudan continues to be of serious concern, with peaceful protesters killed or injured on a near-daily basis by security forces, as well as a clampdown on critics of the authorities and on independent journalists.
Afghanistan: Women and girls Taliban leaders in Afghanistan are institutionalizing large scale and systematic gender-based discrimination and violence against women and girls, experts say.
Ethiopia We are alrmed by the multiple, deeply disturbing reports of civilian casualties and destruction due to airstrikes in Ethiopia’s Tigray region. At least 108 civilians have reportedly been killed and 75 others injured in just 14 days. We call for the protection of civilians.
Bosnia and Herzegovina / Serbia We are deeply concerned by incidents in Bosnia and Herzegovina and in Serbia glorifying atrocity crimes and convicted war criminals and targeting certain communities with hate speech. The authorities must condemn and refrain from any advocacy of national, racial or religious hatred.
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Papua New Guinea Bachelet warmly welcomes Papua New Guinea’s decision to repeal the death penalty, and urges all States that retain it to take a similarly progressive and courageous step.
Sudan visit postponed UN Expert Adama Dieng’s first visit ot Sudan has been postponed. Dieng calls on the authorities to share new dates as soon as possible. He will continue to engage with civil society and others, to closely monitor and assess the human rights situation.
Sudan clampdown The human rights situation in Sudan continues to be of serious concern, with peaceful protesters killed or injured on a near-daily basis by security forces, as well as a clampdown on critics of the authorities and on independent journalists.
Yemen conflict Amid a deeply concerning escalation of the conflict in Yemen, we call on all parties to ensure the protection of civilians and civilian objects, in line with their obligations under international law. As has been shown time and time again, there is no military solution to this conflict.
Ethiopia We are alrmed by the multiple, deeply disturbing reports of civilian casualties and destruction due to airstrikes in Ethiopia’s Tigray region. At least 108 civilians have reportedly been killed and 75 others injured in just 14 days. We call for the protection of civilians.
Bosnia and Herzegovina / Serbia We are deeply concerned by incidents in Bosnia and Herzegovina and in Serbia glorifying atrocity crimes and convicted war criminals and targeting certain communities with hate speech. The authorities must condemn and refrain from any advocacy of national, racial or religious hatred.
Syria: “Historic conviction” Bachelet hails the conviction by a German court of a senior Syrian intelligence official of crimes against humanity and urges other States to investigate and prosecute international crimes using principles of universal and extra-territorial jurisdiction.
Kazakh protests Amid alarming reports of deadly violence in Kazakhstan, Bachelet urges all, including security forces, protesters and others, to refrain from violence and to seek a peaceful resolution of grievances.
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Serbia forced labour Experts raise serious concerns about alleged forced labour of approximately 400 Vietnamese migrant workers, who are reported to be victims of trafficking in Serbia.
Afghanistan: Women and girls Taliban leaders in Afghanistan are institutionalizing large scale and systematic gender-based discrimination and violence against women and girls, experts say.
Suisse L'Expert de l'ONU reporte sa visite auprès de Brian K. suite aux mesures positives annoncées par les autorités.
New UK bill discriminates Experts express serious concern over UK’s Nationality and Borders Bill, saying it breaches country's obligations under international law.
Switzerland Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent to visit Switzerland from 17 to 26 January.
Iran: Juvenile execution Experts dismayed by decision by Iranian authorities to proceed with execution of juvenile offender Hossein Shahbazi despite repeated calls to halt it.
Kazakhstan: Experts urge probe Experts call on Kazakhstan authorities and security forces to halt unrestrained use of force, including lethal force, against protesters.
Guantanamo Bay UN experts said the continued operation of Guantanamo Bay was a stain on the US Government’s commitment to the rule of law.
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Tajikistan / UPR Tajikistan’s human rights record to be examined by Universal Periodic Review
Tanzania / UPR Tanzania’s human rights record to be examined by Universal Periodic Review
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.
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Burundi: Les plaintes individuelles Le Comité des Nations Unies contre la torture a déploré le manque de coopération du Burundi concernant la procédure de plaintes individuelles.
End detention of migrants States have to immediately stop detaining migrant children and ultimately putting an end to the detention of all migrants.
Venezuela: Violation of due process guarantees Venezuela violated a jurist’s rights to be tried by an independent tribunal, the Human Rights Committee said
Mexico: Detention and torture of human rights defender CAT has called on Mexico to stop criminalizing legitimate human rights work, after deciding on the case of a human rights defender who was detained and tortured for a crime that he didn’t commit.
CERD’s country reviews UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination today issued its findings on Chile, Denmark, Singapore, Switzerland and Thailand.
CAT’s findings UN Committee against Torture published findings on the Plurinational State of Bolivia, Kyrgyzstan, Lithuania, Nigeria, Serbia and Sweden.
Ecuador: prisons violence Two UN anti-torture bodies expressed alarm at the ongoing violence in Ecuador’s prison system.
SPT announces visits for 2022 UN Subcommittee on Prevention of Torture will visit Argentina, Ecuador, Lebanon, Turkey and Tunisia in 2022.
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Hate speech Speaking to the Italian Senate's Extraordinary Commission against intolerance, racism, anti-Semitism and incitement to hatred and violence, the High Commissioner recommended specific reforms to build policies and narratives that emphasise our common humanity and rights.
Annual Appeal 2022 Presenting the Office’s Annual Appeal for 2022, the High Commissioner said that to work towards resilient societies where equal opportunities are universal, “the commitment of States is not only important, it is urgent.” This year’s Appeal is calling for a total of US$400.5 million
Sustainable Development The next years “will fundamentally test global human rights leadership” said Deputy High Commissioner Nada Al-Nashif. Speaking at the fourth Human Rights Council intersessional meeting focusing on Human Rights and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, she echoed the Secretary-General’s call for a ‘renewed social contract anchored in human rights.’
Ethiopia At a Special Session of the Human Rights Council on Ethiopia, the Deputy High Commissioner detailed alleged violations and abuses of human rights in the context of the conflict; growing humanitarian needs; and thousands of arrests, mainly of Tigrayans, under the state of emergency.
Ukraine Deputy High Commissioner Nada Al-Nashif briefed the Human Rights Council on multiple issues involving civic space and fundamental freedoms in Ukraine from 1 November 2019 to 31 October 2021, including in territory controlled by the Government, territory controlled by the self-proclaimed ‘republics’ in eastern Ukraine, and the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol
Nicaragua The Deputy High Commissioner updated the Human Rights Council on Nicaragua, especially on the electoral process and the elections held in November. She stressed that restrictions and human rights violations “created an environment unconducive to genuine and free elections.”
Afghanistan At a Human Rights Council briefing, Deputy High Commissioner Nada Al-Nashif detailed a wide range of severe human rights issues and said policies now “will define Afghanistan’s pathway into the future”.
Dignity and rule of law Speaking at the human rights award ceremony of the CCBE, a network of European lawyers, the High Commissioner noted that "Where there is equality, justice and legal and practical respect for human rights, everyone can fully contribute to development; there is public trust in institutions; and because disputes can be impartially resolved, there is greater peace". But she added, "the rule of law has broken down, or is deliberately broken" in many societies.
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