Human Rights Council

The Human Rights Council (HRC) is an intergovernmental body within the United Nations, composed of 47 member states. It promotes and protects human rights globally by addressing violations, overseeing the implementation of international human rights laws, and conducting reviews of member states' records. The Council conducts discussions, encourages resolution of human rights issues, and can make recommendations to improve situations worldwide. It also supports various initiatives and works closely with human rights experts and organizations to foster accountability and awareness about human rights concerns.