United Nations Human Rights Council

Agenda: Investigating and Addressing Systematic Violations of Human Rights in Ongoing Conflicts – Case Study of the Gaza Strip

The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) focuses its agenda on investigating systematic human rights violations in ongoing conflicts, with the Gaza Strip serving as a primary case study. This initiative involves comprehensive documentation and analysis of alleged breaches of international humanitarian law during armed conflicts. The council’s study encompasses civilian casualties, infrastructure damage, and compliance with international legal standards. Through systematic fact-finding missions and evidence collection, the Council seeks to establish accountability mechanisms and develop recommendations for protecting civilian populations, thereby reinforcing international commitment to fundamental human rights principles in conflict situations.

Countries


India

United States

United Kingdom

United Arab Emirates

Sri Lanka

South Africa

Saudi Arabia

Russia

New Zealand

Mexico

Japan

Italy

India

Germany

China

Canada

Australia

Afghanistan