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The UK made clear its stance on resolution L.8, regarding human rights in Nicaragua, and urged all members to support it.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
The UK delivered its draft resolution L.1, which seeks to continue the process of advancing peace, justice & reconciliation in Sri Lanka.
The UK welcomed progress and highlighted its concerns regarding the human rights situations in Georgia, the Maldives, Afghanistan and Libya.
The UK expressed its deep concern about the deteriorating human rights situation in North-West & South-West Cameroon, due to high levels of violence, and called on Cameroon to engage fully with OHCHR.
As part of the quarterly meeting of the land border security project, Ambassador Rampling affirmed that Lebanon and UK remain partners for stability.
Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt has commented on the appeals judgment by the IRMCT in the case of Radovan Karadžić.
The UK sets out human rights concerns in Yemen, Iran, Venezuela, Honduras, Guatemala and Colombia during the Item 2 presentation of reports.
Travel advice for England FA fans travelling to Podgorica for the Montenegro v England representation match on 25 March 2019.
UK is concerned by increase in human rights violations & abuses in Central African Republic. We call on all parties to stop attacks against civilians.
Human Rights Council Resolution 30/1 on Sri Lanka contains the key elements toward achieving lasting peace and reconciliation, and with a concerted effort from all parties this is attainable. We urge the Government to priori…
Five years since Russia illegally annexed Crimea, worrying reports of human rights violations and abuses from Crimea and non-government controlled Donetsk and Luhansk continue, including torture and arbitrary detention.
Statement by Stephen Hickey, UK Political Coordinator at the UN, at the Security Council Briefing on the 1540 Committee (Non-proliferation)
The British Ambassador, Carolyn Davidson spoke at the celebration of HM Queen Elizabeth II birthday celebration in Guatemala.
The UK expressed its concern with the deteriorating human rights, humanitarian and security situation in Mali, and urged Mali to tackle violence against women & girls.
The UK expressed its concern about restrictions to democratic space in the DRC, including the intimidation of journalists and internet shut downs following the recent elections.
Foreign Office Minister Sir Alan Duncan spoke about collaboration between the UK and Kazakhstan, and Kazakhstan's success with United Nations Security Council.
The British Embassy in Guatemala, Prensa Libre and Guatevisión formalized a strategic alliance to develop five forums with university students and political parties nominating candidates for the Presidency of the Republic.
Statement by David Clay, UK Deputy Political Coordinator at the UN, at the Security Council Open Briefing on the Democratic Republic of Congo.
This Joint Statement was delivered at the 40th Session of the Human Rights Council on behalf of over 30 countries during the discussion under Item 8, held on 18 March 2019.
The implementation of the rule of law by national governments is the key to securing the promotion and protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms.
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