UPR Info

While acknowledging the efforts made by the Government of Indonesia, it was recommended that such efforts continue to ensure the promotion and protection of all the components of the Indonesian people.

Recommended further measures to address the threats against Ahmadiyyah families following a fatwa banning the Ahmadiyyah

Recommended that Indonesia's efforts would be rounded off by a standing invitation to all special procedures

Indonesia is commended for enabling a vibrant civil society, including with respect to those engaged in defending human rights, and is encouraged to support and protect their work, including at the provincial and local level as well as in regions with special autonomy

Consider extending a standing invitation to the special procedures

The inclusion of the crime of torture in the new draft criminal code is welcomed and the Government is encouraged to finalize the draft code, taking into account comments received from relevant stakeholders

Indonesia is encouraged to identify its capacity building needs related to the Universal Periodic Review follow-up and seek regional and international cooperation in this regard, including through integration of the Universal Periodic Review recommendations, as appropriate, into its national development strategy and into its dialogue with relevant stakeholders through existing mechanisms. Such capacity-building needs could pertain, inter alia, to issues such as harmonization of local laws with national and international standards or to strengthening national human rights institutions

It was recommended that additional capacity-building measures be taken in support of programmes and projects on women and children

Indonesia is commended for its efforts in the field of human rights training and education and is encouraged to continue in this regard, and to provide additional training for law enforcement officials, including prosecutors, police and judges, as well as for security forces.

Welcomes Indonesia's reaffirmation of its commitment to combat impunity and encourages it to continue its efforts in this regard.

Indonesia, in line with its National Plan of Action, is encouraged to follow through on its intention to accede to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on involvement of children in armed conflict, the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the sale of Children, child prostitution and child pornography and the Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture, Cruel, Inhuman and Other Degrading Treatment. Indonesia is further encouraged to consider signing the International Convention on the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance

Indonesia is encouraged to consider engaging in further dialogue at the regional and international level, and share best practices, as requested by States during the interactive dialogue

Recommended to the Government that the death penalty be abolished

Adopt an anti-discrimination law that would ensure equal treatment and non-discrimination on any grounds, including sexual orientation and gender identity.

Ensure that adequate measures provided for in the law on lustration comply with Polish obligations under fundamental international human rights instruments

Consider extending a standing invitation to special procedures.

Implement the recommendations made by the Human Rights Committee and the Committee against Torture to put in place legislative measures to sanction manifestations of repeated hate speech and intolerance

Enable the visit by the Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of human rights while countering terrorism as soon as possible.

Endorse the recommendations made by the Committee on the Rights of the Child and the Human Rights Committee on the adoption of legislative measures to ensure compliance of national legislation with the principles and provisions of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Consider the ratification of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities as well as its Optional Protocol.

Systematically and continuously integrate a gender perspective in the follow-up process to the review.

That the second National Human Rights Action Plan should take into account the recommendations formulated by treaty bodies and special procedures

Set a date for the ratification of the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance.

Recommended reinstituting the Office of the Government Plenipotentiary for the Equality of Men and Women or a similar governmental structure to serve as an effective mechanism at the highest possible political level for the promotion of gender equality and to coordinate the integration of gender perspective across all sectors.

Fulfil the recommendation, elaborated on in paragraph 2 of the OHCHR summary, made by the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights, who in 2007 called upon Poland to enact a comprehensive body of anti-discrimination legislation and to set up a body to combat discrimination.

Continue its successful policy in combating trafficking in human beings at the national level and to play a leading role at the international level on this matter.

Publish the results of the study carried out by the Government in order to detect on Polish territory any secret detention centres for foreign citizens accused of terrorist activities.

Ratify the ICRMW.

Adopt an anti-discrimination law that would ensure equal treatment and non-discrimination on any grounds, including sexual orientation and gender identity.

Protect children in the womb, notwithstanding undue pressure from certain groups.

Continue to promote the participation of women in the public and political life of the country until they have gradually achieved a level of gender equality.

Ensure that human rights defenders, in particular groups campaigning for equality and against discrimination based on perceived sexual orientation, are allowed to carry out their work in a secure environment, and that the rights to freedom of expression and association are respected.

Sign and ratify the International Convention on the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance.

Strengthen the witness protection programme and address the root causes of this issue in the context of the reform of the judiciary and the armed forces.

While enquiring about the status of the legislative proposal aimed at punishing anyone who promotes homosexuality or any other deviance of a sexual nature in education establishment, recommended to withdraw it if it has not yet been done.

Ensure that practical policies in the area of immigration be geared to the standards set forth by the principles enshrined in the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families (ICRMW).

Continue its efforts to ensure compliance of its domestic legislation with the Convention on the Rights of the Child, specifically with regard to juvenile Justice.

Continue to develop a gender-responsive approach to issues of violence against women and continue to build supportive environment for women and children within the judicial system. this environment should take into account the special needs for rehabilitation and post-conflict care of women and children in vulnerable situations and conflict areas.

Share with other countries, especially developing countries, its experience in the area of justiciability of economic and social rights.

Give adequate training and instruction to law enforcing bodies and to the judiciary on how to address complaints stemming from racially motivated crimes

Having studied all the background information, recommended that a national programme to combat overcrowding in prisons be developed in order to bring Polish places of detention into line with international standards.

Alleviate the overcrowding of detention centres and to review the conditions of detention centres so that they are in conformity with minimum international standards.

Continue to use Human Rights Advisers to the police in the future and share experiences on this measure with other interested States.

Sign and ratify the International Convention on the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance.

While noting the measures taken by Poland to address the continuing occurrence of violence against children, recommended that measures be taken by the Government to ensure the sufficient legal protection of the freedom of children from physical or mental violence.

Recommended to Poland that laws on press offences be liberalized.

Adopt an anti-discrimination law that would ensure equal treatment and non-discrimination on any grounds, including sexual orientation and gender identity.

Give priority to the implementation of outstanding necessary improvements of prisons conditions.

Recommended that National legislation and customs and traditional practices should be further harmonized with the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women.

Use a comprehensive approach to the promotion of gender equality, in particular by adopting a comprehensive law on gender equality as recommended by the CEDAW.

While commending the Government on the measures already taken, in particular the draft act on equal treatment, the system of human rights advisers, and related research and training, recommended that steps continue to be taken by Poland to follow up on the recommendations of the Human Rights Committee.

Continue its efforts to address the issues of overcrowding of prisons and delays in court proceedings.

Provide a follow-up report on efforts and measures to address extrajudicial killings and enforced disappearances taking into account the recommendations of the Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions.

While commending the Government for the measures already taken in combating violence against women, recommended that steps continue to be taken to follow up on the recommendations of the Human Rights Committee and CEDAW

While noting the efforts to strengthen the judiciary, encourage Poland to make legal amendments that will make it possible to effectively prosecute offences related to torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatments.

Consider forming twinning relationships or partnerships with countries that have been through a process of legal reforms on minority issues to work closely with them on the legal, technical and institutional challenges involved in introducing change.

Intensify its efforts to fight against all forms of discrimination, be it racial, national or social, and to promote and protect dignity and equality which are the guiding principles of concrete and effective implementation of human rights.

Recommended that limits be set for pre-trial detention, according to minimum international standards.

Completely eliminate torture and extrajudicial killings.

Intensify its efforts to carry out investigations and prosecutions on extrajudicial killings and punish those responsible.

While noting the involvement of civil society in the preparatory process of the national report, to fully involve civil society in the follow-up to the review

Ensure that members of the security forces are trained on human rights and on their responsibility to protect human rights and human rights defenders.

Ratify the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court and continue training of law enforcement officials.

Take appropriate measures to prevent the use of excessive force by security forces when forcibly repatriating migrants, refugees and asylum-seekers.

Consider establishing an institutional mechanism to ensure respect for diversity and tolerance.

Consider formulating measures that would recognize that a truly meaningful enjoyment of the right to freedom of expression is only realized when exercised with responsibility.

Continue efforts to intensify the investigation and prosecution of racial hatred and related violence through criminal legal proceedings and other measures.

Promote and strengthen the foundation of the family and its values among the society.

Take necessary measures regarding discrimination against women, refugees, migrants and women from ethnic groups, and to guarantee the integration of all women victims of trafficking

Work on promoting a society of tolerance through educational measures

Ensure the inclusion of a gender perspective as the follow-up to the UPR.

Strengthen rules and regulations with regard to hatred, defamation of religions and Islamophobia

Consider revising all anti-terrorism legislation to bring it in line with the highest human rights standards.

Increase its efforts to prevent acts of discrimination against migrants.

Continue to engage in a national dialogue with a view to promoting respect for diversity and tolerance.

Ensure proper representation of minorities in the labour market as per the ratio of minorities.

Ratify as soon as possible the International Convention on the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance.

Consider withdrawal of reservations with respect to the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights with regard to the Netherlands Antilles.

Complete investigations about civil and criminal implications concerning the release of the film Fitna and initiate prosecution of the author in accordance with Dutch law.

Undertake proactive measures aimed at preventing the instrumentalization of the freedom of expression to justify campaigns of incitement to racial hatred and violence in the Netherlands.

Requested that Morocco's needs in respect to technical cooperation, as included in paragraph 49 above and paragraphs 144-152 of the national report, be addressed.

Accede to the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families.

Requested that Morocco's needs in respect to technical cooperation, as included in paragraph 49 above and paragraphs 144-152 of the national report, be addressed.

Consider withdrawal of reservations with respect to the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights with regard to the Netherlands Antilles.

Initiate a debate on the death penalty, with a view to reaching responsive conclusions consistent with international human rights law.

Requested that Morocco's needs in respect to technical cooperation, as included in paragraph 49 above and paragraphs 144-152 of the national report, be addressed.

Review its legislation in order to protect fundamental rights of all persons, independently of their migrant status.

Requested that Morocco's needs in respect to technical cooperation, as included in paragraph 49 above and paragraphs 144-152 of the national report, be addressed.

Consider withdrawal of reservations with respect to the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Continue efforts to improve prison conditions.

Recommended that a mechanism be established with a view to verifying that political parties and social institutions do not adopt racist or xenophobic programmes.

Reconsider the legality of prostitution given its impact on the realization of a whole range of rights.

Take part in international activities to promote and protect human rights on the basis of an equitable and mutually respectful dialogue.

Accede to the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families.

Consider implementing the recommendations of the Special Rapporteur on violence against women and CEDAW.

Continue the harmonization of domestic law with regard to its international obligations on human rights.

While recognizing achievements of the Instance Equité - Reconciliation (IER), to continue to implement the remaining recommendations of the IER.

While recognizing the efforts of Morocco to promote a culture of human rights and human rights education and training, to carry on with its efforts to disseminate and consolidate the human rights culture in the country.

Set clear time frames in regard to the ratification of the Optional Protocol to CAT and the Optional Protocol to CRC on the involvement of children in armed conflict, and that the Human Rights Council be informed accordingly.

Undertake consistent efforts to counter racism and promote social and religious cohesion.

Consider intensifying human rights education.

Continue to promote awareness of diversity and multiculturalism at all levels of education.

Enforce legislation on equality and non-discrimination and adopt measures to combat Islamophobia.

Address the issue of demand in the destination country in order to be successful in the fight against trafficking in persons.

Ensure that information on the implementation of human rights conventions in the overseas territories be consistently included in reports to treaty bodies.

Consider further measures in order to address the problem of violence against children, including corporal punishment.

Accede to the International Convention on Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families.

Address the high incarceration rate of children, ensure that the privacy of children is protected.

Strengthen guarantees for detained persons, and not to extend but to shorten the length of time of pretrial detentions.

Continue to review all counter-terrorism legislation and ensure that it complies with the highest human rights standards.

Establish a national human rights institution in accordance with the Paris Principles.

Adhere to the recommendation by CEDAW to closely monitor the effective implementation of the new legal framework in the Employment Act and Labour Code, provide anti-discrimination provisions for the advancement of women and minorities and ensure that the private sector fully abides by anti-discrimination laws.

Enact anti-discrimination legislation in the field of access to private and public housing.

Develop appropriate training and awareness-raising measures towards the Roma, ethnic minorities and other marginalized groups and to create a Justice system complying with international standards and ensuring that the perpetrators can be brought to Justice.

Ratify the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.

Ratify the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.

Undertake urgent investigation on the allegation of secret flights of the CIA and take measures to prevent the use of its airports for such purposes.

Sign and ratify the International Convention on the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance.

Promote the institutionalization of the agency for social inclusion of Roma communities.

Consider using the Yogyakarta Principles on the Application of International Human Rights Law in relation to Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity as a guide to assist Czech human rights policies.

Increase the focus, targeted efforts and effective measures regarding eliminating discrimination, and to make further efforts and measures to promote the rights of minorities, inter alia, ethnic minorities.

Consider ratifying the International Convention for the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families.

Provide adequate protection for human rights defenders and marginalized groups against racially motivated violence

In the implementation of public policy for Roma, to take into account ethnic and cultural diversity and the specificities, needs, lifestyles and identity of the beneficiaries, and to consider the possibility of establishing bilingual compensatory school programmes for Roma children.

Establish a time frame and a follow-up mechanism regarding the improvements on the situation of detainees in prisons.

Adopt effective measures such as the establishment of an institution or specific mechanism tasked to monitor the situation of Roma, including the compilation of disaggregated data on education, health, employment and housing, which should be an independent body empowered to receive complaints about excessive use of force and ill-treatment against Roma by the Czech police.

Consider the ratification of the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrants Workers and Members of their Families

Take further steps in combating trafficking in persons.

Consider ratifying ILO Convention No. 169 on Indigenous and Tribal Peoples in Independent Countries.

Strengthen efforts to restrict any outbreaks of racism and xenophobia, particularly manifestations of racism and discrimination on the Internet, as recommended by CERD.

Consider using the Yogyakarta Principles on the Application of International Human Rights Law in relation to Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity as a guide to assist in its policies development.

Acknowledge the harm done to the victims of sterilization, in particular Roma, and to bring perpetrators to Justice and provide reparations to the victims.

Abolish the practice of caged beds in all health-care and social care facilities.