United Nations advisory services to governments and technical cooperation programmed aim to promote democracy

The Basic International Human Rights – The United Nations

The Technical Cooperation Programmed

 ALKRTY -2021

Since human rights are best protected when they are rooted in the local culture, the United Nations has increased its efforts to promote and protect these rights at the national and local level. International human rights norms can not be applied unless they are incorporated in national legislation and supported by national institutions.

Many obstacles at the national level hinder the universal enjoyment of human rights various member states do not have the infrastructure that would allow them to effectively promote and protect the rights of their citizens. This is particularly true of countries that are just recovering from deadly civil wars or emerging from humanitarian crisis.

United Nations advisory services to governments and technical cooperation programmed aim to promote democracy, development and human rights and strengthen the capacity of states to advance such rights in their laws and practice. The programmed of Technical Cooperation for Human Rights, supervised by the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights, manages a range of such project. It is funded primarily y contributions from the Voluntary Fund for Technical Cooperation in the Field of Human Rights.

The Programmed encourages ratification supports implementation of international human rights instruments. It focuses on four core areas as the follows:

1-       The administration of justice

2-       Human rights education

3-       National institutions

4-       And national plans of action

Special attention is paid to economic, social, and cultural rights, the rights to development, racism, the rights of indigenous people, trafficking of women and children, the human rights of women, and the right of the child.

OHCHR has also developed regional strategies through which intergovernmental cooperation is fostered, experience is shared, and common policies and programmed are developed. OHCHR regional offices serve as resource centers responding to country-level demands. In keeping with the United Nations reform programmed, which identifies human rights as a cross-cutting element of the United Nations system activities, OHCHR supports the integration of human rights standards into assessment and planning, as well as into the development of policy and methodology.

Hammonade Alkrty-2021