UN staff, including eight OHCHR colleagues, detained in Yemen
OHCHR calls for their immediate release.
Special Rapporteur on counter-terrorism and human rights
Accountability and effective remedies
| A/HRC/34/61 (paras. 21-24); A/HRC/16/51 (paras. 22-23); A/HRC/55/48 (paras. 59-61) |
Administrative measures
| A/HRC/55/48 (paras. 46-50) |
Armed drones / remotely piloted aircraft | A/HRC/25/59; A/HRC/34/61 (paras. 25-29); A/68/389; Position Paper; Statement |
Capacity-building and technical assistance | A/76/261 |
Civil society and civic space
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Children [see also Detention / repatriation in Syria] | Position Paper |
Conceptual framework of the mandate | A/60/370 (paras. 5-10) |
Conditions conducive to terrorism | E/CN.4/2006/98 (paras. 64-66, 74); A/66/310 (paras. 29-31) |
Consistency with human rights, humanitarian law and refugee law | A/HRC/16/51 (paras. 12-16) |
Countering terrorist financing [see also Civil Society and Civic Space]
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Criminal justice
| A/HRC/16/51 (paras. 36-38) A/63/223 (paras. 7-45) |
Critical infrastructure and vulnerable targets | Statement |
Definition of terrorism | E/CN.4/2006/98 (paras. 26-50, 72); A/HRC/16/51(paras. 26-28); Amicus brief (paras. 7-19); Statement |
Detention / Repatriation in the north-east of the Syrian Arab Republic
| Thematic webpage; Statement; Statement A/78/520 (paras. 49-64) |
Economic, social and cultural rights | A/HRC/6/17 (paras. 10-74) |
Freedom of association and peaceful assembly | A/61/267 (paras. 9-41 and 47-54) |
Freedom of expression
| A/HRC/16/51 (paras. 29-32) OTH 71/2018 (Communication to the EU); Statement OTH 46/2018 (Communication to Facebook); Input to Facebook Oversight Board |
Foreign terrorist fighters
| A/73/361 (paras. 24-32); Watchlisting Principles |
Gender perspective
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Guantanamo Bay, Cuba – United States detention facility | Technical visit |
Intelligence agencies and oversight
| A/HRC/10/3 (paras. 25-78); A/HRC/13/37; A/HRC/14/46 |
International humanitarian law nexus
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Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant – International Response | A/HRC/34/61 (paras. 37-42) |
New technologies
| A/HRC/52/39; Statement; Statement A/HRC/34/61 (paras. 30-36); A/69/397 |
Non-state actors
| E/CN.4/2006/98 (paras. 67-71, 74); A/HRC/55/48 (paras. 51-55) |
Normal operation and regular review of counter-terrorism law | A/HRC/16/51 (paras. 17-21) |
Peacemaking, peacebuilding, sustaining peace, conflict prevention and resolution | A/77/345 |
Privacy [see also New technologies; Profiling] | A/HRC/13/37 (paras. 11-74) |
Preventing and countering violent extremism (P/CVE) | A/HRC/31/65; A/HRC/43/46 |
Profiling
| A/HRC/4/26 (paras. 32-62, 83-89) |
Public emergencies
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Refugees and migrants
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Regional organizations | A/76/261 (paras. 26-36); A/HRC/55/48 (paras. 38-45); Statement |
Sanctions
| A/HRC/16/51 (paras. 33-35); Amicus brief (paras. 20-26) A/HRC/29/51; A/HRC/34/61 (paras. 17-20); A/73/361 (paras. 19-21); Position Paper |
Secret detention (Joint Study of Global Practices) | A/HRC/13/42; A/HRC/49/45 |
Soft law | A/74/335; Briefing Paper; Summary Brief |
Suicide attacks (including “shoot to kill”) | A/HRC/4/26 (paras. 63-82, 90-97) |
Ten areas of best practice in countering terrorism | A/HRC/16/51 (paras. 8-39) |
Transnational organized crime nexus | Input to Secretary-General |
United Nations and counter-terrorism
| A/65/258 (paras. 17-80); Statement A/HRC/34/61 (paras. 43-67); Statement Thematic webpage; Input to Secretary-General; Input to UNOCT |
Victims of terrorism | E/CN.4/2006/98 (paras. 64-66, 74); A/66/310 (paras. 20-28); A/HRC/16/51 (paras. 24-25); A/HRC/20/14 (Framework Principles); A/HRC/34/61 (paras. 13-16); Statement; Statement |
Xenophobia, racism, intolerance, and religion or belief | Input to UNOCT |