Migration
Migration is a fundamental part of human behaviour. Climate change, environmental pollution, natural disasters, violent conflicts, economic insecurity are some of the reasons why people migrate. While inequalities and power structures exacerbate the reasons to leave one’s home, the lines between forced and chosen migration are rarely clear.
Our social democratic vision for the future is a world in which migration is a free choice and mobility is based on the values of human rights and global solidarity. Based on the Global Compacts on Migration and on Refugees, and the Sustainable Development Goals and through close collaboration with the UN Network on Migration, OHCHR, the Treaty Body System, Special Rapporteurs, and civil society we work to strengthen the promotion and protection of human rights of all migrants.
Media
Publication Launch - The UPR: Beyond Reporting
An event to launch a new study on how the UPR process led to an improvement of the human rights situation at the national level published by UPR Info with the support of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung”
Objectives
- Share emerging promising/good pratices and lessons learnt in the implementation of UPR recommendations at the national level;
- Describe the different ways through which States and other stakeholders have engaged in the UPR follow-up phase;
- Reflect on some of the existing challenges to monitor the implementation of UPR recommendations.
Speakers
- Mr Gianni Magazzeni, Chief of the UPR Branch, OHCHR
- Ms Valeria Reyes Menendez, Lecturer, Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
- Mr Michel Anglade, Director Geneva Office, Save the Children
- Mr Michiel Hoornick, Consultant, Institute Statelessness and Inclusion
- Ms Salome Lienert, Program Officer, Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung
Moderator: Ms Mona M'Bikay, Executive Director of UPR Info
Related Events
Publications
Sheill, Kate; Townhead, Laurel
Hacia objetivos más ambiciosos
Bonn, 2024
Download publication (450 KB, PDF-File)
Sheill, Kate; Townhead, Laurel
Towards more ambitious goals
Bonn, 2024
Download publication (460 KB, PDF-File)
Reconstruir mejor
Berlin, 2021
Download publication (630 KB, PDF-File)
Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung
Geneva Office
6 bis, Chemin du Point-du-Jour
1202 Geneva
Switzerland
info.geneva(at)fes.de
geneva.fes.de
Contact