Human Rights Council
Sixteenth session
Geneva, 28 February - 25 March 2011
Order of the Day*
Plenary Meetings – Room XX
Wednesday, 9 March 2011
MORNING
9. a.m. - 10p.m.
19th meeting
Item 3
Promotion and protection of all human rights, civil, political,
economic, social and cultural rights, including the rights to
development (cont’d)
Clustered Interactive Dialogue (cont’d)
The Special Representative of the Secretary General on violence
against children
The Special Rapporteur on the sale of children, child prostitution and
child pornography
A/HRC/16/54, A/HRC/16/NGO/12, A/HRC/16/NGO/121,
A/HRC/16/57, A/HRC/16/57/Add.1, A/HRC/16/57/Add.1/Corr.1,
A/HRC/16/57/Add.2, A/HRC/16/57/Add.3, A/HRC/16/57/Add.4,
A/HRC/16/57/Add.5, A/HRC/16/56**
10. a.m. - 1p.m.
Annual full-day meeting on the right of the child
A/HRC/16/55** A/HRC/16/NI/4, A/HRC/16/NI/5, A/HRC/16/NGO/1,
A/HRC/16/NGO/10, A/HRC/16/NGO/11, A/HRC/16/NGO/17,
A/HRC/16/NGO/21, A/HRC/16/NGO/83, A/HRC/16/NGO/84,
A/HRC/16/NGO/117, A/HRC/16/NGO/120, A/HRC/16/NGO/127
*
The information contained in this document was compiled and is correct as of 6 p.m. of the previous day. In the event
that the consideration of a specific item or sub-item does not take up the whole meeting, the Council will move to the
consideration of the next item or sub-item scheduled for the following meeting, with the exception of the High Level
Segment and Panels. The Secretariat will communicate any changes or updates by SMS, HRC Extranet and Twitter
(http://www.twitter.com/un_hrc). Any comments or queries should be notified to the Secretariat Office (E-3060).
**
Documents previously circulated.
A/HRC/16/OD/8
GE.11-11185
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Morning Panel: Root cause and factors leading children to live and/or
work on the street
Panelists:
 Ms. Najat Maalla M’jid, Special Rapporteur on the sale of
children, child prostitution and child pornography
 Rev. Patrick Shanahan, President, Street Invest
 Ms. Sévérine T., Youth Representatives of The African
Movement of Working Children and Youth, Benin and
Cameroun
 Mohammad R. and Tania A., Youth representatives from Plan
supported Programmes, Bangladesh
 Mr. Paulo Sergio Pinheiro, Commissioner and Rapporteur on
Children, Inter-American Commission on Human Rights
[Modalities for participation in the panel: The panel discussion will be divided in 2
slots of 60 minutes each (45 minutes for questions and 15 minutes for answers). States
members of the Council, observer States and other observers are requested to raise
their nameplates and the list is noted by the podium. NHRIs and NGOs are requested
to inscribe with the speakers list held by the Secretariat in the room. Speaking time is
3 minutes for States members of the Council, and 2 minutes for observer States and
other observers, including NHRIs and NGOs. The list of speakers will be closed 10
minutes after the commencement of the discussion. Concept note on the panel is
posted on HRC Extranet]
AFTERNOON
3 p.m.-6 p.m.
20th meeting
Annual full-day meeting on the right of the child (cont’d)
Afternoon Panel: Conditions of children living and/or working on the
street: prevention strategies and responses
Panelists
 Ms. Marta Santos Pais, Special Representative of the Secretary
General on Violence against Children
 Mr. Abdul Khalique Shaikh, Deputy Inspector General of
Police, Sindh, Pakistan
 Mr. Marco Antonio Da Silva Souza, Director, Proyecto
Meninos e meninas da rua, Brazil
 Ms. Theresa Kilbane, Senior Advisor, Child Protection Unit,
UNICEF
 Mr. Kari Tapiola, Special Advisor to the Director General,
International Labour Organization
[Modalities for participation in the panel: As indicated above.]
Other information:
 All speakers scheduled to take the floor should provide the Secretariat beforehand with 25 copies of their statements. For
general distribution, 250 copies are needed.
 Identity session photo-badges may be obtained by all delegations from the UNOG Security and Safety Section at the
‘Pregny Gate’ (Palais des Nations, 8-14 Avenue de la Paix) from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. upon presentation of a copy of the letter
requesting accreditation and an identity document.
 The deadline for submission of draft resolutions/decisions is Thursday, 17 March 2011 at 1 p.m.
 Delegations wishing to reserve rooms should contact Ms. Somjai Kiatsurayanon (email: skiatsurayanon@ohchr.org,
tel. 77382, office E-3060) no later than 12 noon of the day before the meeting.
 Programme of work found in annex.
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DRAFT PROGRAMME OF WORK FOR THE 16TH SESSION OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL (28 FEBRUARY – 25 MARCH 2011)
- Version 28-02-2011 – Rev
M 10.00
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O 13.00
WEEK 1
28 February
WEEK 2
7 March
Item 1
Item 3 (cont’d) 09.00 -12.00
High-level segment (HLS)
N
D
A
Y
13.00
–
15.00
15.00
–
18.00
HLS (cont’d)
HLS (cont’d)
1 March
Clustered ID with:
. SR countering terrorism
. SR torture
Item 3 (cont’d) 12.00 -1500
Clustered ID with :
. WG disappearances
. WG arbitrary detention
. SR on IDPs
Item 3 (cont’d) 15.00 -18.00
8 March
Item 3 (cont’d) 09.00 -12.00
T
U
10.00
–
13.00
HLS (cont’d)
Clustered ID with:
. SR Right to Food
. SR on Adequate Housing
E
S
D
13.00
–
15.00
HLS (cont’d)
Item 3 (cont’d) 12.00 -1500
Clustered ID with:
. SRSG violence against children
. SR sale of children
WEEK 3
14 March
Item 4 - 09.00 -12.00
Individual ID with:
. SR DPRK
. SR Myanmar
15.00
–
18.00
HLS (cont’d)
2 March
W
E
D
10.00
–
13.00
9.00 -12.00
HLS (cont’d)
Item 7 (cont’d) 12.00 -1500
. ID with SR - OpT
---General debate
Item 4 (cont’d) 15.00 -18.00
General debate (cont’d)
Item 7 (cont’d) 15.00 -18.00
General debate (cont’d)
15 March
Item 3 (cont’d) - 09.00 -12.00
. ID with IE minorities
Item 5 (cont’d)
. HRCAC Reports
. Report of Forum on Minority Issues
. Report of the Social Forum
. Report of WG on HRET
General debate (cont’d)
Item 5 (cont’d) 12.00 -1500
General debate (cont’d)
Item 3 (cont’d) 15.00 -18.00
Item 5 (cont’d) 15.00 -18.00
General debate (cont’d)
9 March
16 March
Annual full-day meeting on the rights of
the child (res. 13/20)
Item 6
Consideration of UPR-reports
Liberia
Malawi
Mongolia
N
E
S
13.00
–
15.00
D
A
Y
15.00
–
18.00
12.00 -15.00
Panel on the enjoyment of HRs of
people of African Descent (res.
14/16)
15.00 -18.00
HLS General segment
3 March
T
H
U
R
S
D
A
Item 1 (cont’d)
10.00
–
13.00
13.00
–
15.00
15.00
–
18.00
Y
F
R
I
D
10.00
–
13.00
13.00
–
15.00
A
Y
15.00
–
18.00
Item 2
HC annual report, followed by
Interactive Dialogue with HC
Break
Item 2 (cont’d)
ID-HC (cont’d)
--HC/SG thematic reports followed by
General debate
4 March
Item 2 (cont’d)
General debate (cont’d)
Break
Break
Annual full-day meeting on the rights of
the child (res. 13/20)
10 March
Item 3 (cont’d)
Clustered ID with:
. SR HR defenders
. SR freedom of religion or belief
Break
Item 3 (cont’d)
General debate
11 March
Panel on HRs and issues related
to terrorist hostage-taking
( dec. 15/116)
Break
Item 3 (cont’d)
General debate (cont’d)
--Item 5
Complaint Procedure
[Closed meeting]
* including the adoption of the outcome of the HRC Review.
Item 3
Annual debate on HRs of persons
with disabilities (res. 13/11)
Item 2 - HC report (res. 15/1) starts 9am
Item 7
Follow-up to special sessions :
. HC reports (res S-9/1 & S-12/1, 15/6)
. ID w/ Committee of Experts (res 13/9)
Item 4 (cont’d) 12.00 -1500
. Follow-up to the 14th Sp Session- HC
report (res S-14/1) to be followed by GD
. Follow-up to the 15th Sp Session - GD
-General debate (item 4)
A
Y
WEEK 4
21 March
Break
Item 6 (cont’d)
Consideration of UPR-reports
Panama
Maldives
Andorra
17 March
Item 6 (cont’d)
Consideration of UPR-reports
Bulgaria
Honduras
Lebanon
22 March
Item 8 - 09.00 -12.00
General debate
-Item 9
Item 9 12.00 -1500
. IGWG on Durban follow-up
--General debate (cont’d)
Item 9 (cont’d) 15.00 -18.00
General debate (cont’d )
-Item 5 (cont’d)
Complaint Procedure [Closed meeting]
23 March
Item 10
Individual ID with:
. IE on Burundi
. SR joint report on DRC (res 13/22)
--Item 2 & 10 – HC country reports
General Debate
--General
debate
Break
Item 1 (cont’d)
. Appointment SP mandate holders
. Appointment of Exp. Mechanism on
Indigenous Peoples.
. HRC Advisory Committee elections
Decisions
conclusions
24and
March
Decisions and conclusions* (cont’d)
Break
Break
Item 6 (cont’d)
Consideration of UPR-reports
Marshall Islands
Croatia
Jamaica
Decisions and conclusions
(cont’d)
18 March
Item 6 (cont’d)
Consideration of UPR-reports
Libyan Arab Jamahiriya
Micronesia
Mauritania
Break
Item 6 (cont’d)
Consideration of UPR-reports
United States of America
--General debate
25 March
Decisions and conclusions (cont’d)
Break
Decisions and conclusion (cont’d)
Report of the session
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Information note for ease of reference on speaking time arrangements
16th Human Rights Council (28 February – 25 March 2011)
Type of discussion
Interactive dialogue with the High
Commissioner
Interactive dialogues for thematic
mandates (clustered)
Member
States
Observer States
and other
observers
NHRIs/NGOs
(min.)
(min.)
(min.)
3’
2’
5’
-
2’ per NHRI/NGO (30’
approx. in total)
-
3’ per NHRI/NGO (30’
approx. in total for
three Rapporteurs)
-
3’ per NHRI/NGO (20’
approx. in total for
two Rapporteurs)
3’
Interactive dialogue for country
and other mandates (when
individual)
3’
2’
-
2’ per NHRI /NGO (10’
approx. in total )
General debate for all Items
3’
2’
-
2’ per NHRI /NGO
Panels
3’
2’
-
2’ per NHRI /NGO
-
-
For general debates, all delegates are requested to inscribe in person at the List of
Speakers Desk in Room XX, which is open for all items on the first day of the session.
For interactive dialogues and panels, delegates are requested to raise their
nameplates. NHRIs and NGOs* are requested to approach the List of Speakers Desk
in Room XX.
For the consideration of UPR outcomes under Item 6, a timetable for the opening of
the lists of speakers for countries concerned was circulated via Note Verbale on 25
January 2011. All delegates are requested to inscribe in person at the List of Speakers
Desk in Room XX. NHRIs and NGOs are requested to approach the List of Speakers
Desk outside Room XX.
* To confirm on-line pre-registration request