UN Human Rights Council

🟢 Following their mission to , United Nations experts from are set to deliver technical advice to strengthen protection of Indigenous Peoples in isolation and initial contact.

INFO ➡️ https://www.ohchr.org/en/press-releases/2026/06/un-experts-deliver-technical-advice-strengthen-protection-indigenous-peoples?sub-site=HRC

According to its most recent report to the UN Human Rights Council on the human rights situation in Honduras, the United Nations Human Rights Office documented 20 cases of alleged enforced disappearance since the start of the state of exception.

Eight of those cases occurred in 2025 and were allegedly attributable to military and police forces.

No prosecutions have been brought, and the whereabouts of the victims remain unknown.

story by United Nations Human Rights.

Enforced Disappearances in Honduras: “We are not willing to give up on truth and justice” On the 20th anniversary of the Convention on Enforced Disappearances, the story of Berta Oliva and COFADEH — supported by UN Human Rights in Honduras — is a reminder that memory, truth and justice are not optional.

We’re working to make the United Nations Human Rights Council accessible to participants from all United Nations Member States — including Small Island Developing States and Least Developed Countries, supported by the LDCs/SIDS Trust Fund.

On 3-5 June 2026 in Bridgetown, Barbados, participants from across the Caribbean are coming together for a LDCs/SIDS Trust Fund Regional Workshop. These workshops help strengthen understanding of the Council’s work, build capacity for engagement, and support fuller participation.

The LDCs/SIDS Trust Fund, established by the Human Rights Council and operational since 2014, supports delegates through training, fellowships, inductions and regional workshops so they can engage more effectively in international human rights processes.