The Human Rights Treaty Bodies are committees of independent experts that monitor the implementation of core international human rights treaties. There are ten human rights treaty bodies composed of independent experts of recognized competence in human rights, that are nominated and elected for fixed renewable four-year terms by State parties. Each State has an obligation to take steps to ensure that everyone in the State can enjoy the rights set out in the treaty.
The treaty bodies monitor the following committees:
A submission from: The Abdorrahman Boroumand Center (ABC)Human Rights Activists in Iran (HRANA)Impact Iran &Iran Human Rights Documentation Center (IHRDC), provided to the Human Rights Committee in conjunction with its upcoming 136th session, which will take place between October 10 and November 4 2022. Read the submission’s introduction below, and ...
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Submission created in collaboration with the Center for Supporters of Human Rights (CSHR) to highlight the rights of persons disabled by landmines in the Islamic Republic of Iran.
A submission from: All Human Rights for All in IranSiamak Pourzand Foundation &Impact Iran, provided to the Human Rights Committee in conjunction with its upcoming 136th session, which will take place between October 10 and November 4 2022. Read the full submission ...
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Report addressing women's rights including laws, harassments, participation in government, gender-based violence, and more.
A submission from: The Advocates for Human RightsThe World Coalition Against the Death PenaltyIran Human RightsECPM &Impact Iran, provided to the Human Rights Committee in conjunction with its upcoming 136th session, which will take place between October 10 and November 4 2022. See an executive summary below, and read the ...
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Report addressing the pressing rights issues affecting children in Iran.
