Human Rights Council
Thirtieth session
Geneva, 14 September - 2 October 2015
Order of the day*
Plenary meetings – Room XX
Monday, 28 September 2015
MORNING
9.00 – 12.00
29th meeting
Item 6
(cont’d)
Universal periodic review
General debate (cont’d)
A/HRC/30/NI/1, A/HRC/30/NGO/3, A/HRC/30/NGO/22
[Modalities for participation in the general debate: States Members of the Council,
observer States and other observers, including NHRIs, are requested to inscribe with
the List of speakers desk in Room XX. NGOs are requested to confirm their on-line
registration at the List of speakers desk in Room XX. Speaking time is 3 minutes for
States Members of the Council, and 2 minutes for observer States and other observers,
including NHRIs and NGOs.]
Item 7
Human rights situation in Palestine and other occupied Arab
territories
General debate
A/HRC/30/G/6, A/HRC/30/NGO/20, A/HRC/30/NGO/37,
A/HRC/30/NGO/103, A/HRC/30/NGO/104, A/HRC/30/NGO/109,
A/HRC/30/NGO/119, A/HRC/30/NGO/121
[Modalities for participation in the general debate: See above.]
LUNCH
12.00 – 15.00
30th meeting
Item 8
Follow-up to and implementation of the Vienna Declaration and
Programme of Action
General debate
A/HRC/30/NGO/11, A/HRC/30/NGO/35
[Modalities for participation in the general debate: See above.]
*
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 panels and the consideration of UPR reports. The
Secretariat will communicate any changes or updates by SMS alerts, HRC Extranet and Twitter (@UN_HRC & #HRC30). Any
comments should be notified to the Secretariat, room E-3060.
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Documents already circulated on 25 September 2015
A/HRC/30/OD/10
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Item 9
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Racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related forms of
intolerance, follow-up to and implementation of the Durban
Declaration and Programme of Action
Interactive dialogue with:
- Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent
A/HRC/30/56, A/HRC/30/56/Add.1, A/HRC/30/56/Add.2,
A/HRC/30/56/Add.3, A/HRC/30/NGO/66, A/HRC/30/NGO/136
[Modalities for participation in the individual interactive dialogue: States Members
of the Council, observer States and other observers are requested to use the electronic
system and inscribe on the list of speakers by pressing the microphone button at their
desk at the beginning of the dialogue, when the timer is displayed on the screen. NHRIs
are requested to inscribe at the List of speakers desk in Room XX. NGOs are requested
to confirm their online registration at the List of speakers desk in Room XX. Speaking
time is 3 minutes for States Members of the Council and 2 minutes for observer States
and other observers, including NHRIs and NGOs.]
General debate
A/HRC/30/NGO/16, A/HRC/30/NGO/50, A/HRC/30/NGO/59,
A/HRC/30/NGO/138
[Modalities for participation in the general debate: States Members of the Council,
observer States and other observers, including NHRIs, are requested to inscribe with
the List of speakers desk in Room XX. NGOs are requested to confirm their on-line
registration at the List of speakers desk in Room XX. Speaking time is 3 minutes for
States Members of the Council, and 2 minutes for observer States and other observers,
including NHRIs and NGOs.]
AFTERNOON
15.00 – 18.00
31st meeting
Panel discussion on the impact of the world drug problem on the enjoyment of
human rights
Chair: H.E. Mr. Joachim Ruecker, President of the Human Rights Council
Opening Statement: Ms. Flavia Pansieri, United Nations Deputy High Commissioner for
Human Rights
Moderator: Ms. Ruth Dreifuss, former President of the Swiss Confederation, and
member of the Global Commission on Drug Policy
Panellists:
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H.E. Mr. Yesid Reyes, Minister of Justice of Colombia
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Ms. Ann Fordham, Executive Director, International Drug Policy Consortium
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Mr. Mohammad-Mahmoud Ould Mohamedou, Deputy Director of the Geneva
Centre for Security Policy, Professor at the Graduate Institute in Geneva, and
Commissioner on the West African Commission on Drugs
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Dr. Shekhar Saxena, Director, Department of Mental Health and Substance
Abuse, World Health Organization
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Mr. Aldo Lale-Demoz, Deputy Executive Director, United Nations Office on
Drugs and Crime
With the participation of: H.E. Mr. Arthayudh Srisamoot, Ambassador of Thailand to the
United Nations Office in Vienna and Chairperson of the 58th session of the Commission
on Narcotic Drugs
A/HRC/RES/28/28, A/HRC/30/NGO/149
[Modalities for participation in the panel: The presentations of panellists from the podium will be followed
by an interactive discussion, to be divided in two slots of 60 minutes each (45 minutes for comments and
questions from the floor, followed by 15 minutes for comments and replies by panellists). The concept note
including the modalities of the panel is available on HRC Extranet
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(https://extranet.ohchr.org/sites/hrc/HRCSessions/RegularSessions/30thSession/Pages/Panels.aspx).
States Members of the Council, observer States and other observers are requested to use the electronic system
in Room XX and inscribe on the list of speakers by pressing the microphone button at their desk at the
beginning of the panel, when the timer is displayed on the screen. NHRIs are requested to inscribe at the List
of speakers desk in Room XX. NGOs are requested to confirm their on-line registration at the List of
speakers desk in Room XX. Speaking time is 2 minutes for all. ]
Other information:
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Draft programme of work is attached.
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All speakers scheduled to take the floor should provide the Secretariat beforehand with 25 copies of their
statements.
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Delegations are requested to send their statements to hrcstatement@ohchr.org and msu@unog.ch for posting on
HRC Extranet.
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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. Due to the high number of participants expected,
kindly allow sufficient time for accreditation.
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Information about accessibility for persons with disabilities is available at the dedicated web page on accessibility
[http://www.ohchr.org/hrc/accessibility].
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The deadline for submission of draft resolutions or decisions was Thursday, 24 September 2015, at 1.00 p.m.
(office E-3054). Related guidelines and signature forms for co-sponsors are available on HRC Extranet.
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Delegations wishing to reserve rooms for meetings or modify existing reservations should contact Ms. Laura
Giardini (email: lgiardini@ohchr.org * tel. 79255 * office E-3060), no later than 12 o’clock (noon) of the day
before the meeting.
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The Human Rights Council is on social media:
Twitter: @UN_HRC & #HRC30
http://www.facebook.com/UNHRC
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To access the live or archived webcast, please go to http://webtv.un.org
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PHOTOGRAPHS AND FILMING: Please note that only accredited media are permitted to film and take
photographs in Room XX.
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DRAFT PROGRAMME OF WORK FOR THE 30TH SESSION OF THE HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL (14 September - 2 October 2015)
as of 22 September 2015 (subject to change)
WEEK 3
WEEK 1
WEEK 2
14 September (non-stop)
21 September (non-stop)
28 September (non-stop)
ITEMS 1 and 2*
ITEM 6 (cont’d)
ITEM 4
09.00
09.00
Opening of the session
General debate
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ID with Commission of inquiry on the
ITEM 2 (cont’d)
ITEM 7
12.00
12.00
Update by the HC
Syrian Arab Republic
General debate
followed by General debate
ITEM 8 General debate
PANEL ON THE SITUATION OF
12.00
12.00
ITEM 9
HUMAN
RIGHTS
IN
THE
DEMOCRATIC
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ID with WG of Experts on People of
General debate (cont’d)
PEOPLE’S
REPUBLIC
OF
KOREA
15.00
15.00
African Descent
(HRC resolution 28/22)
followed by General debate
ITEM 3
Clustered ID with:
- WG on arbitrary detention
- SR on contemporary forms of slavery
15 September (non-stop)
ITEM 3 (cont’d) Clustered ID (cont’d)
Clustered ID with:
- SR on truth, justice, reparation and nonrecurrence
- WG on enforced disappearances
ITEM 3 (cont’d) Clustered ID (cont’d)
ANNUAL DISCUSSION ON
INTEGRATION OF GENDER
PERSPECTIVE
(HRC resolution 6/30)
ITEM 4 (cont’d)
15.00
15.00 PANEL ON IMPACT OF WORLD DRUG
HC oral update on OHCHR field-based
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PROBLEM ON HUMAN RIGHTS
structure
(HRC
resolution
28/22)
18.00
18.00
(HRC resolution 28/28)
followed by General debate
22 September (non-stop)
ITEM 4 (cont’d) General debate (cont’d)
ITEMS 3 & 5
09.00
09.00
Clustered ID with:
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- SR on indigenous peoples
12.00
12.00
- Expert Mechanism on the Rights of
Indigenous Peoples (EMRIP)
12.00 ANNUAL HALF-DAY DISCUSSION ON 12.00
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THE RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES –
15.00
15.00
(HRC resolutions 18/8 and 27/13)
15.00
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18.00
18.00
ITEM 5 (cont’d) General debate (cont’d)
21.00
16 September (non-stop)
ITEM 3 (cont’d) Clustered ID (cont’d)
Clustered ID with:
- IE on the rights of older persons
- WG on use of mercenaries
ITEM 3 (cont’d) Clustered ID (cont’d)
Clustered ID with:
- SR on hazardous wastes
- SR on water and sanitation
ITEM 3 (cont’d) Clustered ID (cont’d)
Clustered ID with:
- IE on democratic & equitable int’l order
- SR on unilateral coercive measures
17 September (non-stop)
ITEM 3 (cont’d) Clustered ID (cont’d)
23 September
18.00
UNITED NATIONS HOLIDAY
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13.00
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15.00
15.00
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17.00
17.00
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18.00
BIENNIAL PANEL ON UNILATERAL
COERCIVE MEASURES
(HRC resolution 27/21 and Corr.1)
12.00
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15.00
ITEM 3 (cont’d)
General debate (cont’d)
15.00
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18.00
18.00
21.00
ITEM 6
Consideration of UPR outcomes
Belarus, United States of America,
Malawi
PANEL ON GOOD GOVERNANCE IN
PUBLIC SERVICE
(HRC resolution 25/8)
ITEM 6 (cont’d)
Consideration of UPR outcomes
Mongolia, Panama, Maldives
ITEM 5 General debate (cont’d)
ITEM 3 (cont’d)
General debate (cont’d)
09.00
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12.00
25 September (non-stop)
ITEM 6 (cont’d)
Consideration of UPR outcomes
Andorra, Bulgaria, Honduras
Break
12.00
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15.00
ITEM 6 (cont’d)
Consideration of UPR outcomes
Liberia, Marshall Islands, Croatia
15.00
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18.00
ITEM 6 (cont’d)
Consideration of UPR outcomes
Jamaica, Libya
ITEM 5
Complaint procedure (closed meeting)
* Item 2 remains open throughout the session.
ITEM 10 (cont’d)
ID with SR on Cambodia
ID with IE on Sudan
ITEM 2
12.00
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OHCHR report on Sri Lanka followed by
15.00
discussion
24 September (non-stop)
reports, followed by General debate
ITEM 3 (cont’d)
General debate (cont’d)
ITEM 10 (cont’d)
ID on HC reports on DRC
ID on HC oral update on Libya (with
SRSG)
30 September (non-stop)
15.00
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18.00
18 September
10.00
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13.00
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ITEM 10
ID on HC oral update on Ukraine
ITEM 10 (cont’d)
09.00
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ID with IE on Central African Republic
12.00
ID with IE on Somalia
09.00 Report IGWG on private military and security 09.00
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companies, oral update on IGWG right to
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development, HC/OHCHR/SG thematic
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ITEM 5 (cont’d) Clustered ID (cont’d)
ID with HRC Advisory Committee
Report of IGWG on rights of peasants 15.00
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followed by General debate
18.00
29 September (non-stop)
ITEM 9 (cont’d)
ITEM 6 General debate
ITEMS 2 & 10 (cont’d)
HC oral updates and HC/OHCHR/SG
reports followed by General debate
1 October (non-stop)
09.00
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12.00
ITEMS 2 & 10 (cont’d)
General debate (cont’d)
12.00
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15.00
ITEM 1 (cont’d)
Decisions and conclusions
15.00
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18.00
ITEM 1 (cont’d)
Decisions and conclusions (cont’d)
Election of HRC Advisory Committee
members
2 October
10.00
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13.00
ITEM 1 (cont’d)
Decisions and conclusions (cont’d)
13.00
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15.00
Break
15.00
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18.00
ITEM 1 (cont’d)
Decisions and conclusions (cont’d)
Appointment of SP mandate holders
Adoption of the session report
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HUMAN RIGHTS COUNCIL
30th session (14 September – 2 October 2015)
Inscriptions on the list of speakers and speaking time arrangements1
TYPE OF
DISCUSSION
MEMBER STATES
(MIN.)
OBSERVER STATES /
OTHER OBSERVERS
(MIN.)
OBSERVERS FOR
NHRIs* / NGOs**
(MIN.)
General debates2
3’
2’
2’ per NHRI / NGO
Clustered interactive
dialogues3
5’
3’
3’ per NHRI / NGO
(Maximum duration of
each clustered
interactive dialogue is
4 hours4)
May be reduced
according to the number
of registered speakers to
3’ (or 2’)
May be reduced
according to the number
of registered speakers to
2’
May be reduced
according to the number
of registered speakers to
2’
Individual interactive
dialogues5
3’
2’
2’ per NHRI / NGO
Panels5
2’
2’
2’ per NHRI / NGO
Consideration of
UPR reports6
3’
2’
2’ per NHRI / NGO
May be reduced
according to the number
of registered speakers to
May be reduced
according to the number
of registered speakers to
2’ (or minimum 1:30)
minimum 1:30
3’ (for the first reply)
2’ (for the second reply)
3’ (for the first reply)
2’ (for the second reply)
Right of reply7
N/A
1. The electronic system in Room XX will be used for all interactive dialogues (“IDs”) and panel
discussions. Delegates representing States, United Nations agencies and international and regional
organizations can inscribe on the list of speakers by pressing the microphone button at their desk, when the
timer is displayed on the screen. For States Members of the Council, only the microphone with the red
sticker can be used to inscribe on the list. This does not apply to NGOs and NHRIs (see below). The lists of
speakers for all IDs, as well as for panel discussions, close 15 minutes after the corresponding dialogue or
discussion has started, delegations may still inscribe at the list of speakers desk until that moment.
2. For general debates (“GDs”), all delegates are requested to inscribe in person at the list of speakers desk
in Room XX, which is open for all items 30 minutes before the official opening of the session.
3. For all clustered IDs, electronic registration will take place in advance on Monday 14 September 2015
approximately at 12.00 (noon).
4. Should the total duration of a given ID be estimated to last less than 4 hours, the speaking time limits will
remain 5 minutes for Members (and groups) and 3 minutes for Observers. However, if it is estimated to be
more than 4 hours, the speaking time limits will be reduced to 3 minutes for Members (and groups) and 2
minutes for Observers. Should this measure be deemed insufficient to ensure that the total duration not
exceed 4 hours, the speaking time limit will be further reduced to 2 minutes for Members (and groups) and 2
minutes for Observers or the total time may be divided equally among all with a minimum of 1.5 minute per
speaker.
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5. For all individual IDs and panels, electronic inscription will take place at the beginning of each
dialogue.
6. For the adoptions of UPR outcomes under agenda item 6, speaking time for States varies depending on
the number of speakers inscribed. Total time for States Members of the Council, observer States and United
Nations agencies is 20 minutes. Total time for other stakeholders is 20 minutes, with speaking time of 2
minutes for all.
7. The right of reply is limited to two replies and is exercised either at the end of the day or at the end of the
consideration of a relevant agenda item concerned.
* National human rights institutions (NHRIs) with “A” status accreditation wishing to make an oral
statement should approach the NGO/NHRI List of speakers desk in Room XX before the delivery of the
statement.
** Accredited non-governmental organizations (NGOs) wishing to make an oral statement should submit a
request using the online registration system for oral statements available on the Council website at
http://www.ohchr.org/EN/HRBodies/HRC/Pages/NgoParticipation.aspx
NGO delegations must confirm in person their request and the name of the speaker who will deliver the
statement at the NGO/NHRI List of speakers desk in Room XX 24 hours preceding the relevant meeting.