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Report on the importance of public spaces for the exercise of cultural rights

Issued by

Special Rapporteur in the field of cultural rights

Published

30 July 2019

presented to

General Assembly at its 74th session

Report

Issued by Special Procedures

Subject

Cultural rights

Symbol Number

A/74/255

Summary

For her 2019 thematic report to the General Assembly, the Special Rapporteur addressed the importance of public spaces for the exercise of cultural rights and the challenges that must be addressed so that everyone can access and enjoy such spaces.

Background

For her 2019 thematic report to the General Assembly, the Special Rapporteur addressed the importance of public spaces for the exercise of cultural rights and the challenges that must be addressed so that everyone can access and enjoy such spaces.

Inputs Received
Inputs Received

The Special Rapporteur thanks all those who submitted information in response to the call for submission.

Responses from States
Responses from NHRIs
Responses from cities or local governments
Responses from persons and organisations of civil society
Other contributions

The Special Rapporteur also thanks all those who have contributed to the consultation in their expert capacities, providing advice and examples on specific themes and parts of the draft report, in particular Georgios Artopoulos, Christelle Blouët, Laurence Cuny, Silvio Ferrari, Marco Kusumawijaya, Laetitia Lafforgue, Janett Jimenez Santos, David McGillivray, Tove Malloy, Magdalena Moreno Mujica, Svetlana Mintcheva, Jordi Pascual, Ole Reitov, Andreas Wiesand, Marcus Zepf and Ana Zuvela.

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