UN Human Rights Council

The UN Human Rights Council is an intergovernmental body within the United Nations responsible for promoting and protecting human rights worldwide. Established in 2006, it addresses human rights violations, recommends actions, and conducts universal periodic reviews of all UN member states to assess their human rights situations. The Council consists of 47 member countries elected by the UN General Assembly, and it aims to enhance awareness and work towards a world where human rights are respected and upheld for everyone, regardless of their background.