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20 years on, the Human Rights Council wrestles with old dilemmas

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By Michelle Langrand Verified
| Geneva Solutions Verified
In 2006, the Human Rights Council was created to fix the failures of its predecessor. Its first president tells of the clever – at times sneaky – diplomacy it took to get it off the ground and why it still struggles with the same problems. The UN Human Rights Council has forged a reputation as the world’s top authority on human rights. Its 20th anniversary this year arrives at its most challenging time yet.
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How the ICC got lost in its own maze

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By Michelle Langrand Verified
| Geneva Solutions Verified
Between allegations of harassment, a contested inquiry and judges' findings brushed aside by diplomats, the proceedings against ICC prosecutor Karim Khan have drawn fierce criticism as US sanctions and arrest warrants against Israeli leaders provide a politically charged backdrop. Next Friday, 24 July, could mark the end of the road for Karim Khan.
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At Human Rights Council debate on Sudan, a persisting reluctance to name the UAE

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By Michelle Langrand Verified
| Geneva Solutions Verified
A UN debate on Sudan’s El Obeid laid bare growing tensions over the UAE’s alleged backing of the RSF, amid western reticence to confront it publicly and an NGO complaint alleging intimidation. An urgent UN debate to avert atrocities in Sudan’s El Obeid last week in Geneva exposed the reluctance of western governments to publicly name the United Arab Emirates over its alleged support for the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces despite mounting evidence and growing pressure from human rights groups.
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