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THE Vietnam marks its significant presence at the 58th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, which opened its doors on February 24. Under the leadership of theAmbassador Mai Phan Dung, the Vietnamese delegation is involved in enlightening discussions on crucial issues such as climate change, THE children’s rights and the rights of disabled people. This commitment demonstrates not only Vietnam’s desire to contribute to international debates, but also its determination to strengthen and promote human rights on a global scale.
On the occasion of the 58e session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, opened on February 24, Vietnam reaffirms its commitment to human rights. The ambassador Mai Phan Dung, at the head of the Vietnamese delegation, will participate in discussions on major issues such as climate change, protection of the rights of children and people with disabilities. This commitment is part of a global dynamic aimed at strengthening collaboration between States on these crucial issues.
Active participation of Vietnam
Vietnam took an active role during the 58e session of the Human Rights Council, with a clear desire to contribute to the debates and share its experience. This session will take place in person until April and includes several dialogues and thematic discussions. The country intends not only to defend its positions, but also to listen and learn from other nations.
The themes covered
During this session, topics of crucial importance will be discussed, including climate change, a challenge that affects the entire planet. THE climate change representing a threat to human rights, Vietnam is committed to working towards sustainable and inclusive solutions. Furthermore, the protection of children’s rights and disabled people will also be highlighted, thus showing Vietnam’s desire to align with international standards.
Speeches from world leaders
During the opening ceremony, personalities such as the President of the United Nations General Assembly, Philemon Yang, and the general secretary, Antonio Guterres, highlighted the pressing human rights challenges facing the world. They discussed ongoing conflicts in countries likeUkraine, Palestine, THE Sudan and other countries, emphasizing the need for peaceful approaches based on international law.
Call to action
Additionally, Guterres encouraged Member States to implement the Pact for the future, an initiative aimed at strengthening peace and development while improving technology governance. This declaration resonates with Vietnam’s commitments to building a fairer framework for human rights, integrating perspectives of sustainable development and equality.
Impact of Vietnam’s engagement
By being re-elected member of the Human Rights Council for the period 2023-2025, Vietnam shows its determination to play a constructive and responsible role within this body. This mandate is accompanied by a commitment to guarantee better enjoyment of human rights for all, by highlighting the progress made in this area.
For more information on Vietnam’s commitments and ongoing discussions, you can consult the documents relating to this session on the website of theUN, as well as articles detailing Vietnam’s reforms and initiatives to strengthen respect for human rights.
To learn more about Vietnam’s participation and impact in the Council, relevant articles are available that illustrate the country’s continued efforts to move in this direction. New developments are regularly published, making it possible to follow the evolution of discussions and international commitments.
Frequently Asked Questions on Vietnam’s engagement in the 58th session of the Human Rights Council
What is Vietnam’s role during the 58th session of the Human Rights Council? Vietnam will actively participate in discussions on critical human rights issues, including climate change, the rights of children and people with disabilities.
Who represents Vietnam at this session? Ambassador Mai Phan Dung is the head of the Vietnamese delegation in Geneva, representing Vietnam at this important session.
When did this session start? The 58th session of the United Nations Human Rights Council officially began on February 24 and will continue until the end of April.
What topics will be covered during this session? Various topics will be discussed, including human rights in the face of global challenges such as war, inequality and climate change.
What appeals were made during the opening ceremony? UN leaders called for an end to conflicts in regions such as Ukraine, Palestine, and to promote peaceful solutions based on international law.
How does Vietnam contribute to the promotion of human rights? Vietnam is committed to ensuring better enjoyment of rights for all people and strengthening the country’s constructive role in implementing the common goals of the Human Rights Council.