Grenada concludes 4th cycle of UN Human Rights Review
Grenada formally accepted 103 recommendations, which now form the foundation of Grenada’s reform agenda and reflect broad national ownership and ...
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Grenada formally accepted 103 recommendations, which now form the foundation of Grenada’s reform agenda and reflect broad national ownership and ...
“From implementing UPR recommendations to building partnerships with fellow member states, the Commonwealth’s support has laid a strong foundation for ...
The Grenada Government intends to initiate public consultation on the potential abolition of the death penalty, and remains open to ...
Capacity building to meet climate change challenges, reviewing domestic legislation to guarantee protection of human rights, are among recommendations Venezuela’s ...
The Human Rights Council will issue an outcome report containing recommendations made by member states, which Grenada will review and ...
The unprecedented impact of the Covid-19 pandemic disrupted national priorities and diverted limited financial and human resources to managing the ...
Roxie McLeish-Hutchinson, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, will lead the delegation as the human rights record of ...
“These consultations represent a critical phase in Grenada’s preparation of its national UPR report, which must reflect a comprehensive and ...
Foreign Affairs Minister, Peter David, said, “The government can only reflect what the people want. This is a government that ...
Grenada’s human rights record will be examined by the UN Human Rights Council’s Universal Periodic Review (UPR) Working Group for ...
