The Maldives will participate in the 48th Session of the Universal Periodic Review Working Group, which began on Monday at the Palais des Nations in Geneva and concludes on 31 January, with the delegation led by Dr Salma Rasheed. The two-week session will see the UN Human Rights Council review the human rights records of 14 countries.
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The Maldives will take part in the 48th Session of the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) Working Group, which began on Monday at the Palais des Nations in Geneva, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has said.
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The Maldives delegation will actively engage and provide constructive recommendations during this UPR session, in line with the government’s key policies and priorities.
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The two-week session, concluding on 31 January, will see the United Nations Human Rights Council review the human rights records of 14 countries, including Angola, Egypt, Italy, and Iran.
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The UPR, a state-driven process launched in 2008, reviews the human rights situation in all UN member states and allows countries to report on their progress in meeting international commitments.
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