UPR Info

In order to increase its capacity-building in the sphere of human rights, cooperate with the Voluntary Technical Assistance Trust Fund to Support the Participation of Least Developed Countries and Small Island Developing States in the Work of the Human Rights Council, bearing in mind that the Fund is mandated to support targeted training courses and capacity-building activities on the international human rights system and international human rights law as well as induction training sessions for government officials of the least developed countries and small island developing States to provide them with information on the multilateral human rights system

Collaborate more closely with the private sector and other relevant organizations and associations to find ways to remove structural or policy barriers that can impede women from contributing more in the workplace and in all sectors

Seek the support of the Group of Friends of the Convention against Torture Initiative for technical assistance in the implementation of measures aimed at preventing and investigating reports of torture in the prisons system

Strengthen cooperation with the Human Rights Council special procedures, including by receiving the visits requested so far

Strengthen cooperation with the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and the special procedures

Cooperate with and provide access to relevant United Nations bodies to help ensure that its policies in Xinjiang, particularly regarding the so-called “vocational education and training centres”, are in line with international human rights standards

Further enhance international cooperation in the field of human rights and the Sustainable Development Goals, including through technical cooperation and capacity-building and South-South cooperation

Enhance education reform with particular attention to developing countries as part of South-South cooperation

Seek technical assistance, in accordance with the country’s particular needs, so as to enhance its capacity in the field of human rights

Share experience in implementing ILO conventions to which Viet Nam is a party

Provide the necessary support to the Office of the Government Coordinator for Human Rights in order to continue interaction with all stakeholders in the field of human rights

Request the United Nation High Commissioner for Human Rights to strengthen existing cooperation, in order to establish a national system for the preparation of reports, as well as the implementation of and follow-up to recommendations and obligations in the area of human rights

Strengthen the work of the Bilateral Technical Committee for the effective promotion and protection of the rights of the Mayan and Garifuna peoples

Encourage China to pursue and further reinforce actions in favour of providing education and training for the most disadvantaged groups

Use this third cycle of the universal periodic review to generate data that can support both the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals and the measurement of progress in the field of human rights, including children’s and women’s rights

Fully cooperate with the Group of Eminent Experts

That all parties to the conflict refrain from all armed hostilities, complying with the terms of the Hodeidah ceasefire agreement and Security Council resolutions 2451 (2018) and 2452 (2019)

Engage with the work of the Group of Eminent International and Regional Experts appointed by the Human Rights Council to monitor and report on the situation of human rights in Yemen

Accept technical assistance for the National Support Programme for the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights from the international community

Respond positively to the pending visit requests from the special procedure mandate holders

Respond positively to requests for visits from United Nations special rapporteurs, including the Special Rapporteur on torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment

Restore immediately cooperation with OHCHR and grant access to the Human Rights Council-mandated Commission of Inquiry on Burundi (Rwanda); 1 137.38 Re-establish cooperation and collaboration with OHCHR and the Commission of Inquiry by allowing their members unhindered access to the country and relevant sites and people

Cooperate with OHCHR, in line with Human Rights Council resolution 36/2 and as accepted by Burundi

Engage actively with the international community in the efforts for the promotion and protection of human rights in the context of climate change

Encourage Liechtenstein’s national human rights institution to actively engage with similar mechanisms from other regions

Allocate the necessary resources to apply complementary measures aimed at reducing the gap in educational achievement between children belonging to different socioeconomic groups

Direct further focus to safeguarding freedom of expression and media freedom

Strengthen its cooperation with treaty bodies

Further strengthen its consistent efforts to realize universal access to education and continue to seek cooperation with other international stakeholders, such as the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, in this regard

Enhance partnerships with international donors in view of technical and financial assistance