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女性人权维护者
国际妇女节
高级专员呼吁各国采取行动打击不平等现象*
人权政策可以预防冲突、带来希望
挺身而出，维护人权

因为她们的身份和她们的工作而受到攻击

人权维护者处境问题特别报告员米歇尔·福斯特对人权理事会成员表示：“在当前的政治气候中，人权遭到了强烈抨击。女性维权者往往是第一个受攻击的人。”
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在国际妇女节上对她表示支持

一代又一代勇敢的女性和女权运动，通过争取人权共同为社会变革而努力。她们在国际妇女节上被认可和尊重。“#我支持她（#IStandWithHer）”宣传活动讲述她们的故事。
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高级专员巴切莱特呼吁各国采取有力行动打击不平等现象

人权可以带来希望。维护所有种类的公民、政治、经济、社会和文化权利的措施可以创造强大的协同效应，为每个人都带来更佳的结果。（见英文全文）
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“基于人权的政策是有效的。它们可以带来更好的结果。它们可以预防冲突、带来希望”

高级专员米歇尔·巴切莱特宣布人权理事会第四十届会议开幕
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挺身而出，维护人权

加入我们，为世界各地的每一个人促进和维护人权。挺身而出，维护人权。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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团结起来，抵抗飓风“伊代” 飓风“伊代”造成数百人死亡、数十万人流离失所，并造成数十亿美元的损失。专家们呼吁与南部非洲国家团结一致抵抗飓风袭击。

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中国：工业安全 在又一次工业厂房致命爆炸事件发生之后，联合国专家呼吁中国履行其承诺，采取有效措施应对快速增长的化学工业中的危害和风险。

莫桑比克 专家表示，飓风“伊代”的影响加剧了不可偿还的秘密贷款的情况。

哈肖金(Khashoggi)案：审判必须公开 专家表示，沙特阿拉伯对涉嫌杀害记者贾马尔·哈肖金（Jamal Khashoggi）的嫌疑人进行闭门庭审的做法不符合国际标准。

意大利强迫妇女怀孕 联合国经济、社会和文化权利委员会今天表示，一名妇女因生育治疗法律的规定而遭受强迫怀孕，其健康权因而受到了侵犯。

委内瑞拉：对阿夫尤尼（Afiuni）的判决纯属“报复” 专家对委内瑞拉法官Maria Lourdes Afiuni被进一步判处五年徒刑表示严重关切，谴责这是对她的另一种报复行为。

美国：专家们关注国际刑事法院（ICC）受到的威胁 专家们表示，不能允许美国国务卿和国家安全顾问针对国际刑事法院的威胁言论影响该法院履行职责的能力。

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尼加拉瓜：巴切莱特对将持不同政见者定罪表示关切 最近几周，在有争议的情况下被定罪或判刑的知名领导人包括学生领袖乔纳森·洛佩兹 (Jonathan López)。

马里恐怖袭击事件造成150多人死亡 马里的袭击事件显示出莫普提地区杀戮事件的激增。

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勇气和远见 米歇尔·巴切莱特呼吁各国领导人拿出“勇气和远见”，以促进人类的利益和本国的利益。基于人权的政策可以在国家内外都提供更好的结果

危地马拉政府必须保障民主自由 在几个危地马拉城市今天和明天即将举行示威活动之前，联合国人权事务主管敦促危地马拉政府保障言论和见解自由，以及和平集会和结社自由。

孟加拉国与选举相关的暴力 对孟加拉国在12月30日选举之前、期间和之后出现的暴力和据称存在的侵犯人权行为的关切。

尼加拉瓜：驱逐人权组织 高级专员米歇尔·巴切莱特对尼加拉瓜驱逐国际人权组织表示震惊

巴林：法院对人权维护者的判决 我们敦促巴林政府立即无条件释放知名人权维护者纳比勒·拉杰卜（Nabeel Rajab）。

关于农民的宣言 米歇尔巴切莱特欢迎联合国《农民和其他农村地区劳动者权利宣言》获得通过，并希望它有助于加强各国维护和保护农民权利的承诺。

阿联酋：法院对人权维护者的判决 阿联酋政府应立即无条件释放知名人权维护者艾哈迈德·曼苏尔（Ahmed Mansoor）。

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Women’s deprivation of liberty A group of UN experts says combatting harmful stereotypes, and the economic and social inequities faced by women is crucial to adequately address women’s deprivation of liberty.

Right to education UN expert tells the Human Rights Council that private sector involvement in education must be strictly controlled.

Gender equality Experts urge governments and businesses to take transformative measures to eliminate discrimination against women and girls.

International Day in Support of Victims of Torture Human rights experts call for justice and rehabilitation for victims of torture.

Biodiversity warning UN experts say that the accelerating loss of global biodiversity will have devastating effects on human rights for decades to come.

Surveillance industry: ‘A free-for-all’ Expert urges an immediate halt to the sale, transfer and use of surveillance technology until human rights-compliant regulatory frameworks are in place.

Climate change: The poverty impact More than 120 million more people could be pushed into poverty by 2030 and poor countries and regions would be most affected, says expert.

Myanmar: Fear for civilians Expert says a mobile internet ban could have serious implications for human rights and humanitarian monitoring in the conflict areas of Rakhine and Chin States.

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HRC 41st session The United Nations Human Rights Council will hold its forty-first regular session from 24 June to 12 July 2019 in Geneva.

Council closes fortieth session The Council concluded its fortieth regular session.

Council closes fortieth session The Council adopted five resolutions in which it extended two mandates.

Human Rights Council extends mandates The Council adopted 12 resolutions in which it, among other actions, decided to extend mandates.

Human Rights Council adopts 12 resolutions The Council adopted 12 resolutions.

Debate on technical assistance and capacity building The Council held a debate on technical assistance and capacity building after hearing the presentation of reports on technical assistance.

High Commissioner and Secretary-General reports The Council heard the presentation of reports on country situations in Colombia, Cyprus, Guatemala, Honduras, Iran, the situation of Rohingya in Myanmar, on Venezuela and Yemen.

Situation in the Central African Republic The Council held a high-level interactive dialogue on the evolution of the human rights situation in the Central African Republic.

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International Day in Support of Victims of Torture Human rights experts call for justice and rehabilitation for victims of torture.

Child Rights Committee publishes findings The situation for children’s rights in Botswana, Cabo Verde, Côte d'Ivoire, Malta, Singapore, Sri Lanka and Tonga was reviewed by human rights experts.

Arbitrary detention in Turkey Expert committee monitoring civil and political rights found Turkey violated human rights to a fair trial.

Subcommittee on Prevention of Torture to visit Ghana Independent human rights experts will examine the treatment of people deprived of their liberty

Access to justice in Nepal Human rights experts urge Nepal to change its laws to let victims of human rights violations access justice.

Torture is never allowed, including in the fight against terrorism, human rights experts tell Spain The experts called on Spain to end incommunicado detention because it creates a context where it is easier to torture.

Committee Against Torture publishes findings Independent experts reviewed Benin, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Germany, Mexico, South Africa, and the United Kingdom.

Budget shortfalls seriously undermine the work of the Human Rights Treaty bodies Six committees are very likely to have sessions in 2019 cancelled for financial reasons.

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Update to Human Rights Council Noting multiple themes and situations of concern, she cites "ancient and precious values that are common to us all"

Partnering with Parliaments Members of Parliaments are on the frontline of human rights implementation – close to the needs and the voices of communities.

Venezuela visit Ending the first-ever visit by a UN High Commissioner for Human Rights to Venezuela, Michelle Bachelet left a team of two staff to advise on, assist with, and monitor the rights situation in the country.

The future of work Human rights must guide key policies to achieve decent work for all, the High Commissioner said.

Tunisia's Fundamental Covenant One of the oldest and most far reaching visions of equality stems from the Arab world.

Digital heroes In Tunis, the High Commissioner discusses solutions to digital challenges.

Women and power We still cannot say that women have full access to power, or that the people who hold power consistently use it to advance women’s interests.

“Faith-based actors for rights” Pressure from faith-based actors, and inter-religious dialogue, can unlock action

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