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The International Council

We conduct independent applied research, taking an international, consultative and multidisciplinary approach. This site is designed to enable you to learn about us and explore our work. You can also post your reactions and interact with us.


Featured Publications

On the occasion of our Council meeting in Uganda, we highlight the following publications:

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Corruption and human rights - Consultation 06 May 2008

The Council is preparing a project on corruption and human rights. The first of two reports linked to the project is now ready for consultation. Continue

11th Council Meeting in Kampala, Uganda 06 May 2008

The International Council is holding its 11th Council Meeting in Kampala, Uganda, from 9-11 May. Council members and guests will discuss current and emerging human rights issues, including corruption, civil conflict, and questions related to sexuality. Continue

New website 19 March 2008

You are looking at the new website of the International Council. It has been redesigned to make it easier for you to search our work. Tell us what you like about it! And if you encounter any difficulties as you use it or have any comments, please send us your feedback.

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Universal Periodic Review: making it work 16 April 2008

On the occasion of the first session of the Universal Periodic Review, Executive Director Robert Archer chaired a panel discussion on 15 April 2008 Continue

National Human Rights Institutions tackle poverty reduction 16 April 2008

Research Director Magdalena Sepúlveda made a presentation on the impact of corruption on poverty reduction strategies at a parallel event to the Annual Meeting of the International Coordinating Committee of National Human Rights Institutions (NHRI) on 16 April 2008 at the United Nations in Geneva. Continue

Human Rights Council and the environment 16 April 2008

Research Director Stephen Humphreys is addressing the link between human rights and climate change at a Brown Bag Lunch organized by the Geneva Environment Network on 18 April 2008. Continue