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​Human Rights Council (UNHRC)

Established in 2006, United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) is the principal intergovernmental body, tasked with promoting and protecting human rights worldwide. It serves as a forum for member states to discuss human rights issues, monitor compliance with international human rights standards, and address violations through resolutions, recommendations, and special sessions.

​The Council’s mandate covers a wide range of human rights issues, including civil, political, economic, social, and cultural rights. The UNHRC works closely with the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) and other stakeholders, including civil society and experts, to address global human rights challenges. Through its ongoing efforts, the UNHRC seeks to foster multilateral cooperation, ensure accountability, and advance the global human rights agenda.

Agenda
1. Formulating post-conflict mechanisms to prevent further civilian human rights violations in the Middle East.
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2.
Designing sustainable alternative habitations to protect the right to housing of climate refugees.

Agenda Introduction​
[ 1 ] Violence in the Middle East and the Palestinian territories has been unfolded through multiple overlapping phases, resulting in a prolonged humanitarian crisis. The international humanitarian law practically holds a weak position, due to the gap between legal framework and political intentions. Post-conflict period remains the same as the ongoing hostility toward the civilians, including displacement, casualties, and malnutrition. Therefore, this agenda aims to formulate a international scheme for the prevention of violence and human rights violation after armed conflicts.

[ 2 ] Climate change and abnormal climate have risen as one of the obstacles to housing. Climate refugees face challenges in securing adequate and long-term resettlement. The current climate crisis has thereby evolved into a housing crisis, as the destruction of homes due to environmental disasters has increased. Thus, this agenda addresses the issue of ensuring the destination of the climate refugees through international coordination, and the method to design a long-term initiative for alternative habitations.

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